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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-08-15

AL MYERS, the Silver City con-
stable, has been held for the assas-
sination of night-watchman Chris
man, which took place about two
week ago. Mr.. Myers must enter
tain q peculiar notion of the duties
of q constable.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-08-15
Cost Of Mining Patents.

For the convenience of parties
who are interested in mining claims
in this section we give, says the
Ceur d'Alene Miner, the approx
mate cost of obtaining United
States government title or patent
to their lode claims in detail:
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-08-15

THE assessment roll Of Ada coun-
ty has been completed, and the
says the property valu-
alton Of the county will exceed
81 100000.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-08-15

o,urr q number of health and
,,sssure seekers are reported to be
vibrating at the Sawtooth lakes
,bis week, among whom are Mrs.
Nm. Dill and her sister, Mrs. Trot-
far of Shoshone.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-08-15

NRs. STEWART taught Miss Helen
GouId to swim during her stay at
the Guyer Hot Springs, ard when
shewent away she could easily swim
across the pond-about 70 feet.
The young ludy was very proud of
ler new accomplishment.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-08-15

JOHN G.. HOWELL, first sheriff OF
old Alturas county, shot and seri-
ously wounded a man named Rene
S. Colvin at Oakland, California,
one day last week. The deed was
provoked by the persistent atten-
lions of Colvin to Howell g daughter.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-08-15

HERE is great, fierce-looking
eagle at Boyle Mountain that has
caught and eaten all of the miners
cats In the region but one, a fact
which knocks all of the solidity
out Of the stories frequently told
about cats killing eagles in mid air
While being borne away in the tai
'ns OF these monster birds.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-08-15

A TEAM belonging to Tom Boo,
a Chinese vegetable peddler. ran
avay last Saturday with Boo hang
ing bv both hands to the neckyoke.
After he had been carried 100 yards
or more his hold gave way and he
fell and was run over, receiving a
badly sprained arm. Luckily ne
was not otherwise injured; and
strangely enough. neither the horses
nor wagon we're injured in the least.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-08-15

THE Statesman's explanation that
Secretary Pinkham's fees for max
ing out transcripts of laws is,accord-
ing to our information, subterfuge
and not truth. The charge against
Mr.. Pinkham is that he charges $50
for transcript, about one dollar
of which is fee, and is paid into
the treasury. The remaining $29
goes into the Majors pocket, and
is not fee but a charge for his
labor. The public is not kicking
about the fee but about the charge,
and if Mr.. Pinkham had done his
duty by the public that trusted and
elected him, he would have COM
PEELED the Statesman to perform its
contract in reasonable time. A
democratic paper would have been
compelled to do the work in month
and that would have been right.
The people of the State are entitled
to have the laws before them, and
the blckguardism of the Statesman
will not change that fact.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-08-15

RI CoyLEY, long a resident OF
hum d, =, has rented a livery and
hS' s D,able in Boise City and settled
nsur 81, 3, the capital. Success, E. J.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-08-15

TUE Trapper mine shipped four
inD Of ore this week. This is
ca Srst shipment, we believe, from
that NINE we ha'0 Nv ''o' "a
IA value.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-08-15

rur KEYSTONE acknowledges,
nth thanks, complimentary to
N, J,, Bingham County Fair, and
ZONES to have a representative on
~, 'i rround at the proper time.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-08-15

WIZ 81 sportsmen are bringing a
b GIv number Of young grouse
s9o0, ,9vn nowadays.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-08-15

r.,r ROSE, of Boise City, will
N.Y. .b in Union Church tomorrow,
pTeaVn , - and evening. All are cor
mn nnr invited to attend.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-08-15

rur approach Of fall is begin
III. e f be fforeshadowed by brown
n'ns Ills II and gathering smoke IN
~. .ss atmosphere.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-08-15

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ROBERTS has
decided that Idaho women can vote
at all school elections.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-08-15

:. tEoF' GRIswoLD has been engaged
-" ieach The Bellevue public school,
@"a " would have been difficult to
~ase better selection. Mr.. Girls
, wig is an educated and experienced
s SataeF and a gentleman besides,
!; which should recommend
-, a4"i 10 parents who would have
b lI',' children well instructed by
WIN precept and example.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-08-15

SpEcTAcLEs, bright and new at
Frank J. Stones drug store.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-08-15

FRANK J. STONE has just received
a full line of spices, double-strength
extracts. etc. Call and get supply
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-08-15

u.culIx bias experienced some
kI asl1v bot weather this week.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-08-15

Mr. FRANK A. UPLAND, division
Cam agent for the idaho division
o. The Union Pacific System, was
n town last Saturday and paid a
visit to the KEYSTONE office. Mr..
INLAND is very atfable and pleas
'Al gentleman to meet and a good
tSoAversationalist, and will always
Ut welcome visitor at this office.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-08-15

H. SHAFER fell from haystack
near Boise City one day this week,
and broke both of his arms. Mrs.
Eph Lucas, nine miles below the
city, fell from a step ladder and
broke both bones of one of her fore
arms. and Joe Scheloske had his
pants caught in the gearing of a
blaming mill, and was badly cut
when the garment gave way and
saved him from being killed. All
of which we gather from the Boise
Statesman.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-08-15

,,pcE quantity Of hay is COM M
a lANt ,own and being stored for
ins lDso w.
inter use.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-08-15

DR.. L. GALITZKI, the well-known
Salt Lake eye, ear, nose, throat,
catarrh and spectacle-itting spe-
cialist, will be in HALEY third
visit from Sunday till Tuesday
noon-August 10Th, 18th and 18th.
In KETCHUM third visit from
Tuesday noon till Wednesday at
2 P. M.-lSth and 10Th.
In BELLEVUE third VISIT from
Wednesday noon till Thursday 8
P. Meth and Goth.
All in need of his services, or de-
string well-adapted spectacles, eye
glasses or artificial eyes, should not
fail to consult him. Charges mod
crate. The Doctor has established
a good practice here, and will visit
us every thirty or forty days here
after.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-08-15

THE profits of the DeLamar mine
for JuI.e are reckorel at S27 ,O36. 30.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-08-15


Bovloo 'aas Popham was down from
brcnoh. mountain this week and
ssm usas with him some of the finest
The r nra o. ore We have yet seen.
gsera Is a mixture of carbonates,
Ser, and ana ;. black sulphurets of ell
tween ,on dts estimated value ;s be-
ton Mn II LOO and 1900 ounces to the
qpsn,; .ne mine carries considerable
louh,' " OF galena ore which Mr..
ounces I says only goes about $50
i. out ~ % the ton. but be has to take
viii mas ~ get it out Of the way. He
~ake a shipment soon.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-08-15

,-vrE BEER on draught at
Metropolitan saloon.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-08-15


y SCPT, G. BRYAN, of the Red Ele-
i ra.n' mine, displayed his superior
Ga 'a and foresight by taking the
s aouia party out to his mine and
p TIoNing them through it. The Red
and Sp ~ is a splendid property
, sau NE best way TO convince gem
=, ~ Oh influence of the fact and
IA , u,e same time give prominence
j "a "'e l.. mining industry Of the place
'es then see for themselves.
Tia me ns,I Bellevue correspondent of
yi s 'ali AZ Lake Herald gives this
Rya u Of news: Although Wood
mail ' \ ~ favored with a seven-day
conna which began last Sunday, the
Nv aaeetlons on the main line for
.est ualls , are very annoying. This
,o. ID, no Salt Lake papers were had
Ks asy, nor Sunday, nor Tuesday"
IS s', uaa has not been thus favored
sps st.' but there is no telling what
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-08-15

szszrraDAY's New York quota T., ia
Yss4SS;;j ver, $O.9sa; Lead, "a 40.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-08-15
Attention, Firemen!

Regular meetings of the Ketchum Fire
Company will be held at Metropolitan Hall
on the first Monday of each month at
o'clock P. NJ By order OF
W. r. GREENHow, Foreman.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-08-15

THERE were registered at the
Guyer Hot Springs this week. be-
sides the Gould party, Mrs. DR..
Brown, Mrs. Burkett and daughter,
Mrs. Dickerson and daughter, Mrs.
Burkhart and mother and Miss
Regain, of HALEY; Miss Lulu Pit
took and sister, C. E. S. Wood,
Maxwell Wood and Erskine Wood,
of Portland, Oregon Mrs. Strahorn
of the HALEY Hot Springs; ii. T..
Miller and wife and I. Carter, Of
Bellevue; Judge J. T. Morgan, Of
Boise; Edwin Francis, Evan vii.
liams and c. A. Ellingsworth and
wife. of Pocatello, and others ar
irving daily.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-08-15

JUDGE SToKsLAGER has rendered
a decision that Judge Dilley Of Lo-
gan county is wrongfully in pos
session of the office of Probate
Judge. We are not in possession
of the facts nor the law upon
which the decision is based, and
of course have no criticism to
offer; but it is difficult for lay
man to SEQ what claim Mr.. Hamp-
ton can have to an Office he once
voluntarily vacated, even If Oily
has none
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-08-15

Location Notices.
Parties desiring location notices can And
supply 1t this Office.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-08-15

A first-class hand Fire Engine, complete
without hose Apply to
VIZ D. GoEna1xn. sec'y.
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T. WoLFSoN. !:

Nber 6rieoa mar uno blieb fremb Ia
oem fremoen 9aufe, 10 iebr fie aud be-
ffrebt mar. ft@ bantbar au er3eigeu.
8ieaeibt bebrhdten He bic ungeu0bns
ten 9ldn3enben llmgebungen, Sic mobI
In itbdrfiten @esenfab 3u ber ginfa@s
belt ibres bisberigen 0ebens fteben
mo3ten, He blieb ibueisiam uub Der,
| f@lo6en, unb al bic GreunbIi9teit, nit
ber SefD ibr eutgegentam, bermo@te
es nt9t, TIRE f9eue 3urtidbaltung 3u
beFegen.
Mib Clifford berfu9te es bergebens,
irgeab ettuas Ndberes tiber bic San,i.
ltenberbdltnifie ober bas frhbere 9eben
Itbres @&HbIings 3u erfabren. SSrieba
fbien fol9en @efprd@en abf9tli@ aus.
auwei@en, urb felbff bic 70 bersli6
tunbgegebene $eilnabnte entriB ibr feirl
Wort bes 8ertrauens. .Oas befren,s
bette Sefip uatHrli@, unb um 10 mebr,
aIs fie baIb entbedte, baB bas iunge
N6b9en tetnestuees ju fenen tpeiGen
ytaturen geb6rte, bic Dor allen 11nge.
iDobnten unb 6@meren f@eu auriidbe.
ben. SIN geeentbeiI, 5rieba perrietb
oft unbewuBt In -ein3eInen IeuBeruus
gen cine gan5 eaersiibe @ilenstroft,
etue auriidgebrdngte aber tiefe 2eibens
f@oftli6teit. llnb benno@ bieie itlas
bif6e GhgiamEeit un6 unterorbnuna
uuter einen fremben Willen - es mar
anbesreifi@l
@uifab ipielte feline aoue Inn 10 Def.
fer. Ct seiste fi6 In @eeeuuart feines
Yrnbers artig aber pollfOmmen fremb
Der neuen. 6ausgeuolRn gegenHber.
Nie Derrtetb Elm Wort, elm nod 10 IeiIes
3eidea bss @inberifdnbnifIes, bob lie
ibm ndber fiebe; ME perIor es aud uur
einen ausenblid lang feline 5eIb(fbe.
berri9ung.
Sabei tpar CT liebensnarbiger unb
iibermtitbiger als ie, unb iebte alIen
geriuGeu SeiIps, ibn ibre Tera@tuna
fRblen su lafen, cine 70 i9laefertiae
Sronie entgegen, bob He ifets ben tiirse.
fen aos.
6anbDiu ieIbf bea9tete bas iuuae
Ndo@en tDenig. CT bate ia iiberbaubt
uidt bieI Nufmertiamteit uno eSuteref5e
fit bduslide 4nseIesenbeiten. Den
gr6bten Sbeil beg Cages bra9te er In
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SH1nf4pfh& ~, ,.emuor ,aA $500 rr
hssi hsrs crosoM on n.aS'n, ss;sS @ nay gun5 oeIons
S;s I gM"trnEa Jsa .u.sp VIZ . ua.uaI os1peaoei,
@ro6 ~ G6SS'SlIs Ssr MasaS SaI a ..asa 'Mmet go9eren
IN So w. .o..eue.uae 5u OI'a8eH.
q = OIslsI aslss Deile Wlrt9l@aftsbetrteb ma@t
Wy m naIS 1eIWHgPe oaour@ oe5ablt, bob
sts M % Mhios 'or'. -, Ss, gDst Sss ssSu@.s! @ m.fo,
eSn hsr Msossi 81 ,.s.ss., sI Dspsa pas:lsa E.aos.'
Sssrhsr 'Sei "sSoI.am ..Dsm a.as mas als.as Sga!'
Ms;SsasSSss % Ses1. a..s ssuBe conos oolMssI!!eolgle
oon ~ GM"s. NIL. NJ 'Jssyea oVOO o's w
rs,, uvo ;sst SNis Sh.. aaS I'!.psa TpnTlsH gepo'
nod, @ i,n' ~ hsr y.isas Taspas ~ osn SDHaID nur
foS5s,, Z 81 @rrnSa @ ss"9ayas .na:r s.: oas UsM sIns
tller es bortbeiIbofter s;nhsm ylssS.yI ;hr 0orn
in f(eiueren gtiiden m % fis;s;oss IS mons~v ~v
ali perfouien. meIhe horn T'Drss ,r;snsr I.,H MI
fen. ben MertT hes @rmmn mn Monsns
Az erb6ben. ""s s''"'
Nos Tr;n,moa.. - o.c
~ In re;, .JuiIs' ,,,,n oasuih W a aau um Hlueen
=, rs;er rs S sfa Sfsap nn k;s nD % saM Hoe1 g
Shsrsshs sHs ma ~ .,.s. u.s So Sns anIsl OCT
ortsssMsr m,,,.rs.s ~ asa. az Sst ooy.uag OgA
horiaaft ifbom ISa n;srtnM. i.MS - ms Dsa s'aV'
mnh{ ,ncrHen ," mn u,s''Iys has.n os.iags % %g y.
ann Grnebr;s osSob. o yuS.x Sas 'sSs'Mub,g ~
sdbm,Ge1hss pnS sySoe tt;r ora Ds Ssn.a :. uug.'
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Der Stabt auf ieinem Biireau au, uub
mdbrenb Der Morsens unb 4benhftunz
ben in feiner 8illa, bic ieber onbere ber
erbolung getuiometsbdtte, pHegte ct fid
In iein Nrheitsjimmer 3uriid3uaieben
( unb bort feline eef6dftli@e Sbdtisfeit
fortsuiebeu.
Ut lab Grieba nur Bel ben Wablaeiz
ten unb bebanbeIte He 6ann nit aleiG)s
galtiser 66fli@teit; He ibrerfeits ma@s
te ME einen 8eriu@ sur Mnndberung;
obgletb he bod gera0e besmegetr bier
mar. Iber entweber befaB fie tein @es
i@id ba5u, ober ibr @eborfam i9eiterte
gerabe bier. TOO es fi9 UNI bic grfttIs
lung ibrer Gufsabe banbeIte
Sebenfals tparen eunb Der Wann, in
oeRen 6aufe fie iebt Iebte, fi1 nod at5t
:aagen ebenfo fremb, tpie Bel ber eriten
Begegnuns.
Die beiben 6erren tparen ioeben aus
osr 5tabt auriidsetebrt, unb man iaB
BET Sif@e. Guifab, ber uie aem6hniid1
BITE 6oupttoiien Der unterbaltuug trua,
t9iloerte ben Gamen In b69It era6bli.
/ +@er Weife einen 0orfal, Der R@ am
beutigen @ormittase auf benz Bhreau
5ugetragen bate. 6anboip, ben es ni@t
liebte. tuenu irsenb ettpas, tpas bas
@ef9dft bebarf, ins 2d@erli6e aesoaeu
tpuroe, mart einige unmutbige Bemer.
tungen ba5miiGen, aber Der 8ruber
tebrte f9 ni@t baran, ionbern fubr
fort, feine 3ub6rerinnen NIT ber gradb>
lung bes alerbinss tomii@en NtiBoer.
itanbniiies 5u amtifiren.
Sd DerR9ere Sbnen, meiue Dameu,
ct mar unberglei@li9, biefer tibreifrige
Igent bon Sentins unb Rompanie, Der
ltebenben GuBes aus 91etp Oort bertam
uno tn mir ttnen aniieblungsbebitrfti,
gen Garmer 3l entbefen gIaubte. ct
tpuute mir nit aller @euaIt irgenb eis
men Sanbbeiib am gnbe ber WeIt auf.
brdnsen unb fab gang ber3weifelt aus,
ols mein 8ruber enbIi@ einirat un6
bag NiBperfdpbniB R6 l0fe.
Du bait es "a felbit beranlaBt, iagte
Sanootp drgerlid. Gu baft ben Monn
10 NIT auen m6gli9en iragen unb grs
tunbigangen in bic gnse getrieben, baB
ct i9lieBli@ auf ben Srrtbum berfauen
muBte.
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aaNrorOentll1tr ansDtrfau Don Ynbnater .s(rtitelu
81 be0entenb bera6aeiebten 0rern

Die gusmaderei 1T nns Elm Iiebaeiporbenes
Sbema. 9Ste ieber dltere 9(niiebler San Nns
toiliOs init Stpls auf bas g8adstbum unS
@eoeibeit ber Staot 3,lriidblidt, 10 mad5t IS
= Sils Greuoe anf oieiss Separtement gu f9auen.
fang. bat es ii@ unaufbSrli9 in 8eliehtbeit
anb llntfans ausgebebnt, bis es beute obne
sSipetIel oaS 9roBte, befterleudtete itno in ies
Der sse'ie bollfcmnen ausseftattetfte gub=
mG9eroePartememt bes san3en 8efens 1T.
4les Gei4madbolle, ipeldes burdb @elb su
srrei4en tpar, lift anseidafft tporben. llebers
baipt, ipenn man beriidii9tist, bab mir gles
hbabet1, unb BOB oas 8eite gu 10 aubergenD6n.
ltb billisen 9reiien perfanft tpirb, IS lit es
tetnestpess aufdllis, bab bic Oameniuelt
: Sai. slnton!os 0SDlfiomS Sste6erlagc ais
9anptquartier fir feine gubmaderladben er.
fldren.
@an5 i'm @esentbeil punberbar tpdre es.
ipenn bie SADIE it4 anbers perbielt.
9te tte0eSfen W2mffer n
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"9er Gsoia'
(GOrtietuno.)
Bon g. @erner.

(GOrtiesuno.)
sic MAIDEN mir tuobI gar nod einen
Norwurf Oaraus2 fragte seHp ntii
oIei@falls eefentter, aber bod 3ornbes
,beRDer StimIne. Naerbiugs babe t@
es bariu nod nibt au eiuer fol9en 8irs
tuplii6t oebradt, tpte sic.
8, bas lernt fi3 nit ber 3eit meiute
@uaab eaH3 gelafeu. Wenn 6ie In
Nerlegeabeit finb, tDenben sic Ii@ nut
imn.et an mid. Dariu fteae i9 ureinen
Namn.
@aRab, baR bu iGon bic beutigen
Abenbaeitnngen geleien? t6Hte Son.
b0ms Stimnle bon ber $errolje ber.
sn ben beutf@en 86rien gebt es iebr
lebbaft 30, bic Qurie ifeieen bebeuten6.
1ier In beinem ebenialisen Sournal
finbeF bn eiaen ausfubrli@en 8eri6t
barhter.
ab. ftei9en He tuirtIi@2 froete @uI.
TAB, gieiGfalls binoustreten6, iibem CT
bic beutiGe 3eitung nabm. bic iein
Druber tim binreiGte.
Dieter bertiefte fi@ iofDrt mie6er in
Elm onberes 8ioit, tlnb 10 fab ct es
mi@t, iDie @ujiaD nit iDuberdaer Ser.
a6tung ben Rursberi@t uHi@lug, obne
aud uur eineR Bid bnrauf lu iDerfen,
unb feline gau3e 4ufmertIamteit BEN
2eitartiReI suinanbte, ber bic politif@e
2age bebanpeIte.
Sefip foIste ibm nit ben Musen, unb
0Is He ibH 70 eifrig ilber ben bermeints
Ii@en Rursberidt eebeust fab, tuarfen
R@ ibre 9ippeu uerd9tliG auf. pdbrenb
fie fiaHerte:
Das arrne, crme 0inbl Wos mirb
ibr 2oos iein on 6er Seite eiues iolGeu
@soiaens
Ser ebenfO sei6idt ols gl&dIi& eiuge,
Ieiiete plan Gufabs mar nun tuirtiiG
3ut 9Iusfabrung gstommen. Die auf.
nabme ber ilingen Gremben, bic I1on
on nd6heu Gage ff0ttfanb, maGte fi@
10 einfa@ unO suaneIOs. boB Ganbop
ni9t ben nlinOelen 8erbo6t f96pfie.
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Sin iteit emtDrbliibenbes teraniid1es
Gtiettbabn=G =Gt1Std1eft.

~SNN~%vSb&Stt
Sin re@t ani6auli9es Bib unb gei.
lpiel bon Der gnttpideIung unb benz
Gmporbltiben ber fleineren, ON aanftts
gen Yuntten geleseneu teranii6en 81.
ienbabnfdbte gibt bic foIgeube Rorress
ponoena aus Gilleen in 8eu @ountn:
Dieter plaB.- Iautet biefelbe,-
llegt ungefdbr 18 Meilen peffIi6 bon
8elton, on ber @olf, Colorado q
Santa Ge 8abn. In einem btibId,eu
8bale. oas mad Norben uub Ghben au
bon balbmonbf6rmigen 8eraeu etn.
gei6IOfen LIT.
Die iunge 6tabt bat ibren Namen
BON benz erifen 5etretdt Der Gilenbahn
oetorltien, tpel@er He tiberbaubt ibr
Salstn banft, unb adbIt In bieIem Nu.
genblid gegen 400 @inmoEner, bic ing.
geiommt DeiBe finb. gs tpotut bort.
tpas tuobl faum eine anbere gliebers
la1ung bon ber slei6en gr6Be I'm 81,
ben BON ft9 rtbmen tann, nidt elm eius
3i9er yteger. Der 8ooen i'm 9bo[e
bon &lueen III bon elmer QuBerorbentIi.
9en Tru9tbarfeit unb nahe bel Der
Staot liegen ldngs Der Nabn bin elm
Paar carmen bon betrd9tli6em ums
fauge.
Die MaiietberbdltniiIe in Der llmaes
genb finb siinfiie; Der 8ampoios.N Nlllb.
per eoDbouie unb Der NoIan's Greet
tlleBen tets; tuenigfens lit ber lestae.
ita1nte feit Der groBen Diirre i'm cSabre
1879 ni9t mebr troden gemeien.
3m6lf big finf3ebn NeiIen UNI Qil.
leen berum Iiest MderbaulanO. tpeIdhes
tpie f@on seiast = bon elmer graie.
btgteit TT, bic nidt 3u iiberbieten lit.
uHo ales 2an5 befinbet lid5 auf elmer
bOben Stufe Der Rultur. 0Qes. mas
man f9 nur bsnfen unb tuinld,en
tann. gebeibi auf bielem aeieaneteu
Stud Saube oufs treffli9ite: 8eIid,.
torn, gaummOle, 6aEer, Weiaen, Sus
derrobr. besslei9en Obit ie6er @tt.
Nepfel, pfirRfde, pHaumen &C. Sic,
Rultur Der Sraube it nod teiner ae.
nlsenoen probe unterpOrfeu porOen:
ote tuiloeT Irten geoeiben iebot5 aus
bette.
Mls giebsu6ts3meis, tueIdsm bic
meifte gea9tuus gef6sntt wirb, it 6is
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galIen 9aumpolle, runo 1850
Wunb WDlle. 10 MagenIabunQeu Sc.
treble un6 Is WaeenIa6unaer 8ieb
oerf9lfft :uorben finb. OoB bos fouF.
mdnnil9e @ef6dft Elm Iekr Iebboftes
uHo lobnenbes fein muB, it i&on ba.
raus 5u idlieBen, boB bic etabt cine 70
ret9e 6armumgebung bat. ipeId,e Der
gilenbahn bic genaanteu grobu.te ail.
fabrt. o.
llnb fOI6e, bIii5enben 5Iedeu unb
Stdot9en, BON tpeI1en 6ie meiifen
laum mebr ais 6 bis 10 Sabre ais 5inb,
bat SsTas Subenbe unb aber Dutenbe
auf3umeifen, unb es uergebt taum cine
gBo9e. Del6e nibt bic MiitbeiIuna bon
osr Grinbung zines neueu tleiuen
Observation-Disclosures bringt, In oer Iet.
ten 3eit namentli9 aus benz ltibuef1iis
den SbeiIe bes Gtnates.
Dab bas Der bette 8eIes ftir bic mad.
tenbe gntwidIung unb grolperiidt ii.
brau@t taum bin5ugefast 3u tuerbeu.
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es bGn6t uns ais ob bic ,,8anbeau 9eim.
ming IN Surge aasemein popular fpercen
iuiir6e.
Gs beitebt aus @inem, unfer Der Rrembe
Oes Suites angebra6tem 8anbe, oas an, &opie
anl@lteBt, uiS 1T fuieberum nit einent
Safnm1etbanoe, Spite ober &ran3 fleiner Stu.
men iber5psen,
Samnlet-8lunen tperben aIIaemei,, beIiebt
uno tolgli9 biIlis. aolen baben mir bon ies
Der grobe unb Shattirilna. 9iIIa 8lumen
stor5aSli4 iol4e, bic ins &6tblite lcbimntern
l'ao auf i@ipar3en 9iten gang pra4tboa.
;. pie Sdlffe Der iebisen 5aeons baben Mebr.
liateit l!st NIT elmer sfrone Oiele baben borne
s.Ms ,gmais 8rentps, Die - sebosen Derben
oeer ionit @tipas dbnIiA ieben.
@raue unb Iebernfarbene syiIsbite, iebspor.e.
gelbe, blaue irnb beinabe gans tpeike Gtrpb.
quite 1tnS IN GROCER Auantttdt borban6en.
b Die billidffeu Wreise.
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6erutanlr 6nrma.

Opera 6oufeglotbine 6tore,
erbielt unb offerirt su reelIeu preiien
cine rsi9baltige Nuswabl BON ssriibs
tabrs' unb 5ommer.Waaren. 8efort,
6ers HennensDertb fiab bolHdnbiqe
Mnaase. Ilpaca'R6de unb ertra gein.
fletner, fetne 9errensllntertleiber, Ser.
col uno DeiBe 0emben. Elm be6eutens
oes NRortement 5trobbhte, Elm bolls
tdnotges Eager S@ube. 9uBerbem
S9irnle, &egenmdnteI &c. &C.
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NusDtrtM1f DDm 9m1ettz un0 Giu0er Sdu6eu
81 rebncirten @sreiiem!
81 rebncirtett Yreiie,t

@rtra.feine 9atten<@ @laceeittefeI i'm Opera
and Common Sense" Gtble NIT elaitiiben
Soblen BON $2.75 auf 50 berabselebt.
g9te Sanaen 8ansaroosaads san5pfftiefel,
$4.OO. ''"7''
9onsola Common senle" anSpfitiefel fit
rebu3irt. F'''''
Seine 9onsola banbsenabte &nDpf=etiefel,
ote trilber gu S. perfauft ipurben, offeriren
mir biefe 8o4e gu 1915.
@any feine slacirte &ansarop nit ,eonbon
Zoe & Opera 9eel" alles Banbgendbt, friiber
$6, bieie ssode gu $475.
be 9erabietmm8en ,tnb nur fir Sieiem
e tpirS anf ieparaten Sif@en ausaeitellt.
litdt, guspabG unb 9reis, mas iernals in
Son Intonio ge3eist tpurbe.
:. Sn sfnbpfftiefel, uOrfcrbs" unb Slippers"
t'lr 1Inge Oamen uno &in6er, fibren tpir n,,r
bas 8eite unb gu ben m5sli9it biaiaen greiien.