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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05

CHICAGO Dec. k-There was a noticeable
absence Of outside trade In the wheat mar
kct today. Local talent vas bullish and
fought considerable during tho morning.
only Ia part with IL when the visible supply
statement which was n disappointment 10
holders was made public. The figures when
posted gave an Increase % $4,000 bushels.
During the early part OF the session the mar
act was advanced from esasdssSc for May
20 TDisc on steady cable. The close was at
ssAc for May. &C higher during the first
part Of the dag, but snccum bed 10 the weak
PEI Ina vhoat which developed later. May
opened unchanged At t0Sc. advanced TO
sOAdfOi,. recesisd 20 10 and closed st t0d
coke. a fraction under Saturday. Oats were
firfn on a decrease Of 5000 bushels in tho
visible supply. May was unchanged from
Saturday ~ the close Provisions opened
steady but became firm with grain and on
some buying ~ . local professional Other
wise the market vas festureles-. January
pork closed 2t{c higher. January lard loo
higher: Jasuary ribs about unchanged.
closing prlccs verei
wasAr-uecemb~r S3t,c; May. eoAc.
CoaS-December, &iac, January. 85k I;
MAY. toiec.
Osr--Dceomber. sssei January. &c;
Nay. 3tAc.
Poax-Ianuzry. si2so; May. si2.sa
Lssn-Janasry. ts.75: May. E.s5.
KBs--Jsnusry. u. g.; May. 49,.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05
STOCKS UP A POINT
Ecssls' Regarding Bonds and
Bank Management
CAUSED PRICES TO ADVANCE.
The Markss Closed Fssm with sale
az 10 sso SHARE " heal Wss
ttFss asd Higher.
CAUSED PRICES TO ADVANCE.

NEw YcsE. Dec L-Monsy GO call
has been easy. ranging from ! 10 ilsi
last Loan ~ Ia per esst and ctos'ng o.
tered At Ia per csnt
Prime nsreAntils paper aaih per
cent Bar silser. 0txS MsEiesa dol
lar-. 5654e
Sterling exchange IL firmer. with
actual basinsss In bankers balls Al
asa. eas4 ;cr sixty dzys and ti.s6'a
uasoi tor demand
Posted rates. a-s2t<4is7k.
The early business 81 the stock en-
change vas adversely innseneed by fear
that the Leigh Valley strike would
spread % the other anthracite carriers
and by lower cables from Loaaon. Tho
Foreigners sold small amonnts ~ Louis
vile a Nashville. Atchison and Union
Pacific. The falling OF In the east
bound tonnage from Chicago and the
decrease in the 81 Paul and Rock Isl
aud earnings for the moath % Novem-
Der slso added TO the bsarish feeling
The early decline ranged frota % 1
per cent outside u General Electric
which dropped from 3Ssc 10 33alc on
the passing Of the dividend % the pre-
ferred stock on Saturday. The deben-
turs bonds declined To &c. A period Of
dizziness followed. operators prefsrTing
10 hold of until they had read the pres
dents message. When this document
Was published. and tho recommendation
OF Comptroller Eckels' were thoroughly
understood. better feeling characterized
the dealings al the STOCK exchange In the
last huSF of business prices ~ere higher all
around National Lin-cea Oil. Union IA
cine. Missouri Pacific aud Southern Pa
eite and Roek Island and Long Island all
sold az the best Of tina day. The Inarke ct
closed irIn Net changes for the day in the
active stoeks sho~ losses u = to- per cent
outside VI Lake shore aud Western Union
whieh ara down isS&iA per cent Total
sales, "a, as share.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05
MARKETS.

Fsrn Produce
RaGas-Gssf 90.
@FIxsea-sss PER tesissi.
RtrrrEs-l.<d 80 pr pound
Fssae-hlu par doRen.
Trastrs-.ase pet buskel
Gsaaor.-- 1ssst.ne PER bnshel
Hoxrr-Faary Ehiie. i2,se Per pound.
passi Rr--1sr pef doafn.
fs~toxs-zsss 40 psF bu-lssL
grfrEY-fslf - Ter aosen sfaikS
Fssfs-sass 90 r~r bstshsL
Nisr-.sc go doSen bifnche~
AfrtEs-ti p-F ha.hsii Spis<. n.id
fkpnsas-ssas - Ter deren.
SO kesss--t "a p pr posnd.
ssrt4Eovss-ti- ~ Ter dssee.
psssrirs 80 ts1sfseL
Isrrrxs-Hat h.s1-e. fSc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05
AT REEDS LAKE
GLIB HOlISE To RENT

The Owashtsnous Boat Ciab Horse now
ready for d nciag. social entertainments and
banquet psrttes. IL ~ the most eomplete
building for entertainments % that sind ia the
country, having reception. dressins and check
rooms. bowling alley and roct ros m fine dsu-
cling hall snf banquet room Terms resson-
ter Coo nter. or Geo. Miller. At Reed. Like.
Atplm
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05

Eve aFetNEF-f 49,
rrszea Esxs.ts. Hara e 80 3
trfir- ssf~hf a-e9 49, - s-s-~s-sess
r~i a. "a er.efrarsisss - --z-s - -
rIsT at fsssf Fett.ss sfr@sf
Ell tans rffaf - rr sf-.s.s
= - - a. hss<s srf 49, I 80 -
fsst~ rsr<erf tis<aesa go So E-e,fat q
freasr ssFs frs fts tss~ - - rssessf -
riss floa4astr 80 s4t
49, . : ssa4s1x. go Fs.-s.-.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05

ttty ir-afufef = tf're
F-srf fspisls. 4 %. i'rF - t<tf
~eiir- = f.er-iT xfsss sass M ss.-ssaeas
eel AZ - snHssfuctirrn 81 @essr .susrry
$3.50 HHfe IA 80 AFoasrtI sfr~et - 1870 y
Hre ~. ..tr- sstdffies a. 49, ~ ~ hanfis
49, tasf 80 reeefse psfas-nt th-r~t, 30
tne Fsrtna 4 $500 ssss frsisn thts ases 90
tfs tfifs ~ - ritF treasstFss ettr asit
secl b "a ~gh4lt 4. Cess tr~ssarse
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05
D~tr.,ttt.ra.a

psrrorr, Mieh.. Dee. t.--Closss Wheat
No. J red. cssh. slNae bidl MAY. So. No
/ shiie. cash. &c.
CoFn-No. nixed. cash, aec. No.
ysllov. ~.
Oats- No. phits. cash. me.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05
MICHIGAECEETRAL

sFsssls Al j,r-f SETS sse-rt sssidar
9siI..r 49, krsrerfl~s o.. 49,
f,..,-e.it f,sritr rsrs ~ tfainf l~astna
9s,.snd Eafsas - % ~ 80 iesFtnr -
sT.Sf - - q n. Hrftrine et Grass
80 - A. 80 tlrsrr fHuu~rfsaEs rnnfs
=. ftss-~.lf siff 80 tirusrb trsirs go ~eF 80
,rtsrrr fs1srai rstirs.s1 a snst. ~oottsrs
alsw ~ Ilrfef Anret
ftrn fsssFur-r sfatson
q " prsetrs o. Al A Chicara
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05

rsSos srocx Ysxps. Chicago. Dec A.
Csstle-Receips~. 20.0,o; common 10 extra
steers, t3.t0as.sS. stockers and feeders. 81 IS
aAs5: cows sad bulls. ti-25ldAt0; calves
o. 2r46ou.
Hog.-Keceipss. g 600; heavy, - fosdas0;
common a. choice MIXED. IS. 2Da 6ee; choice
a.-or,esi. s. ssta5.s 50; light. 81. 2Sfa 50: pigs.
81 s0a5aS.
She~p--Receipts. is.Ooos poor 20 choice.
A. COG 40. llJn he. s. 75eAsA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05

Ger frrasurers f,ffr.
frssf HsTids. nieh. ora m, "a \
Nefir. - hrreaV sfsen thaf N ass-ssrn@-t
- i.sf re tr@rrstra-H@at - -. sli-f eete@sn
ttfa~a sfrsef at hrbf stH<r+ from
ffno street. - tHe erflrt arfsr.
~ - aanas. tFf fas 81 par
u.-at ifss-sFn ~ fte F~risui IL .reatr 8sYs
frrr 49, tsfe tes rffr- q M ritF tressar-r
81 sa soRRnCK Ger rr-.s-r--
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05

DATHs AND MASSAGE Ladies WISHING
ID hrsf-elsss TURKISH 80 Russian baths. snr
Hyeienic Trestmrnt - Fscisi 1reatuent csn
straet Mira. Kate Wash ngisn has lad y~srs
experience snd gives Tsrtieuisr stteaston g. in-
vaiids. Eim
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05
AXE SHORE g.
MICHIGAN 5OuTHER N

II. Lais esers ga girsssus 10 erar-~iisa
uffk frtesa A. a. RIA I'm tbs 1rlrs
e. srd no ~ "a rsate - ftffserrF
! Hsffn. ~. A II A. lefe srd .
q ff@Ees ats iss-euf-r AFestt
ssnse CssrHafl.. tttF 7 49, srrr's
= Nfsnsor rtfr1t
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05

We tr-a41f tl"aT"
Frss5f 8spfas. n - fet - -
t.sttre - herrhF etsss fFss 40 sss~~srneus
r,.f ~ - -fnrst-sss - fsssfsss srr-sf fssr.
Fra1i sfreef 80 ,.stte - nsss - a. Aarsis
So 49, 80 ree-sss rara,r.t saeres.a - -
rsft,rt "a tarrssr fars rrssr. tBts aass 81 "a
- Et 90 - ifItf sfesrltfsf rttF 4slL
a. ~ slssis A. fttF rrsssar>.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05
a New Certain Cure for piles.

n New Certain Cure for Piles.
We do not intend TO indorse any except
articles Of genuine merit; we therefor
take pleasure In recommending TO suffer
ers from Piles in any form. prompt aud
permanent cure. The following letters
speak for themselves:
Mrs. Mary G. Tyler. Of Heppner. Ore.
writes: One pkg. Of Pyramid Pile Cure
entirely cured me Of piles from which
have suffered for years. and j have never
had the slightest return Of them since.
Mr.. Z. 0'Brien. Rock Bluffs. Neb..
says: The pkg. Of Pyramid Pile Cur
entirely removed every trace OF itching
piles. ! cannot thank you enough for IL.
The Pyramid Pile Cure Is new. GER
tain, painless sure for every form Of piles
1t Il safe. SURF and cheap. Any druggist
will get II for you II you ask him
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05

Tks issses ~ ~ frrty \, ars fcr he yeaf 80
hasr ssa as feresfeaf-si 80 eelssst.s rslsisf
afn hefs 4, 49, fffsa so t-sr usaath ~ -
las fft1 q D Gfe la4 tka eaeAs asssnlh ~ snilas
A l1sssf flsf
t,t%assat fs lssasases ses.pAssss 81 seH
- > safs4t fhat ~i4 r-s.sk9t maHf - 49,
ssAsfies ssElt anssa - - aut - 80 hssineas
frs8gffs sts..ifa IfsssA a. S i. tfe-t - fiissas
ttasas fhst - . e. -gfs = ia4@fsa Is ssts So
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05
nETRofT. GRID HAVEN g.
- MILWAUKEE RAIL Way.
asss AhIa Aoa "A E-se.Ef

TRIAD kapids D am i0pm as pu
u q Haven A. = am iopm 80 psn 80
sDsily fDsily srospt sondsS
ffatns arrive fTou ths al ~ an. fat1.
n. a. m and ~ "a y IA
irAins arrive from Tie vs<t Bttsm sf4p a
k.sivsrd-No ~ has wsxs.r p.dss be Tn
ess. 10 n s-srlor car - 49,
Nastward-Sa l,sflaf -
wagner psrior ballet ear NJ Al -
Nng.s
!oHs W. LorD Trafis Manager
tEs fLnrcHEa Irst. fsssL Arsas
sAA AAkFnEt-LA ttty 1tcEsk Ae.ak
No. - Monres Srss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05

- FfFtr fstts~e-tsf htrfs ~
~. sas a. re ssoas - - eftFs 81
eaEs stfsfNf SEA- sisss sf-~etss.siss 'gas-si-tsi
hofas - sEHt - - 80 - = ~ l'lFs
ts6efa tE 49, 80 - sfeee
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05
GRAND RApIps HERALD TUESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 1884

NNHNsh~E - tINAEss ~ = =.
CAsxHn GooDs Corn. ti3&sl - Per
d0zenl touatoe-. a. s5sa "a TOR = szsn-
CoFsEE.-kaastsd RIO. &esseoc. Mari.
caih<. aza9se; Java. Syess se. AoeAs asd
lava. Ma s&cs psekagss. seAso pr cs-s.
LAaD-tomf0un tleress. SIC; coma
poand. etpound tina. esei Pafe. ustess,
ii4gs - pOa1a tin.. ilt.Ci kettls Tetdsfs<is
tisacse, La - poona tns. ~ sc.
A.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05
PHYSICIANS.
mooo AND COAL.

HAND A Co. headqusstsr fos eo.i sna
wuoa tff ire vefst a. ~ - fs.sd Eisr
81 tfisL 1siri heu@ -. Nset~f sty-~t =
A., KILT on No-sf = eord foufsh
H. sod o. n a 4 sEusslas tsi>thsbs iz2
i5tm
AsNypNR. MURPHY 4 60 = ss1iss sfsf-
y risss h--eh ssd raaris ss~.s q. a. ~ r -
fenF. 60 saa Ffcnft Irerf =
ersbfs ihs steaus teisfsls+Hr ~ -
ttFHi a sssi tstsrs 81 geF ~saA q. a. N~~ss
II straes fsafih 50 y ssFeat lin
nRpHR yeas -s.ssa ssA e@s - q y F.t.-.
~ 3. &. "A - ia ssfEss ILL.,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05
FOR Sale

FOR SALE
houses on West street. near waiksr ave
n.ee...--.- - - SO
Leonard street - ....... ..... 80
TsSas' - .'.'''''.. ''o. .~ ' iin
! bou-e, No n lmstills ssrset .........-.-, ~
1 hon-e. No 81 lmatlila street. hardwood
I house. No. slt South Union street. with
I house. M ilg1 Fifth avrnns. ~ MONS l.1s0
I hocst. Na Ia Fast street. with barn.- z, sos
%ssrn ,@p r., lss '''' VIA " -5p
] hon-e. Ma - Henry street large ufth
modern improve uenfs 40
I fou.e ON farka ard street near herr a s0D
] huose on Paris svenue. Desr thefrs 81 AZ
ALSO several Others 81 different prices from
S0o M vacant lots D. alrnnrt wen part ~ ths
city money furnished 20 bald n de- rei psF.
m-nts can b. m AIDE % salt fhe ppFehsssfs farms
for sale differ ut count -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05

Trcasurrr's Notice.
tify Tressar-s'. Offlc.
Grand a3iria ntch. Do. 4 fS9i I
Nofirs - h~ranv rirsa thst go sssessuan.
al frr fre soa-fFnrfsea 81 ssser "a Charles
street ff..la <termsa strest 20 Thonas
sfres- l. 80 h. ms asnd- sol that sil -
sstvs eassnrrt feereen seF shs reripd - ,~~ntr
AS ffuh ttN ass 90 he oliice - me ettF
tre-suref. rlfy 81.
ae ~ 4 ~ogRfCK. CIV Treasures.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05

Treasur~r's Noftc~.
$50 rreasur-r's oef--
rrsrf RsuHia. afrh Nos ~ i~at
~~tic~ hereby sts-u fhas th- ass-ssnu-1t
~ t.r 80 etsrtssrnrftnr 81 = seWnf iH <arfn
fisss sf-Hn@ lfrr tursls street al IN
thf sf sfrrst froH Curtis - arrlar street
m ~ tsssis. ani fhsf I Nil secsiFs
fsfnents ~ sanse fuf 80 E-ris-t ~ tssntF
dafs frrrn f-sr rstA 90 .as alflcs "a Tie rtty
tressuFst esfg hall
a--if h ~ SCRRfCK. city rr-sssr..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05
WANTEo-eoARpERs

UOOD HOlEIf--s eea board
oniy sAo0 a. tAo1 frsnsients mo- per day.
GuArantee a. good far any y hotel. hath
ire@ AZ Lineoln House. ~ sprsaz street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05
6RlMD RAPIDS AND INDIANA
RAII-ftoAn-
Ne. - -
ssA4ss eofza xans.

uAss. esrsa se.r.
A. -. 1. oe.as
go Nsolanaw T.s<r.s
s So S. q !: :. ~ s;.,- 49, g.: So:
s.s s.g..--.-s.S, ses- sas.
fss- kalsa.sss-,- - snsa -
ffeias frea sAs srstk 81 - . ~ saaspsa
su.ss aslh. ossss tFsln, dap ssos,.i s.sssas.
ss.sss essss ssrr.
4 f.ess 4. tsg,as
fsx cfneinnssi FH.n
ts keisnsAzss a fi.ioass fsGs.
re ~ Nssas ssa de -.
fe1 rssrI-...r -'----~r nSea s9e@
- ksl..AAsss = clAss.so - sp1 n2ss
- sssa.a~ - 49, - -
80 ess.1.s ..-.--... - asa , a -
sssi,F lsss.ns ssuth eta, = !. AID "A ne.
s.As othss ssalns a.lls sEsass ssss.s
saS - ssn - ,los Ca nsstns
500 -. = nssA h.s sArias Ger ~ A.us
20. 20 ( ? ,s.,s A.. sl.ss.a. g. e~.s IA,
49,. :. ss s.sA- A~s p~a~ or sr..a
49,. " ssssa .ssA s.a~ 60 os..a
80 = ssr,s- 80 ~ fsr, x....
~. - rse has "ssss< s'sspiss s.s 0r<si
u1pm tr.ta he's shrunrt rasr. ana Ma.
~ as>siAs Ger ess-s k.pAa - cAlssss
~t-SsnrS esssp ns~rD- a s~ssa~s
Fer ksskosea L. -. 49,.
fron nskasoa A. asaam Rpa
tenaas tfass l-ssss far Aaskasas e.. =
Afnsss irssss Ansk sea - , e
e~p~sap etsa aaG
ts,s.ranf hsfads-- hsesa -aes~ uns-
~ thasAso. So. ttopm sWpa team
u an ttr uea thFturh taIsl
psris< snd a - D n u.ia d..ly throars
soses n s<<s< sls.plAs nsf
~. s..es - ..,,s.---. a em tpn a 1pa
a.. ~fena hsptda 2 y . n tn Rs
em 49, asln kss esnst p@zlsf ear sna
dana raf.
80 sieepias esr
ihroash ticssts ssd s~n i.fsr1ssssn 90 '.
hsd - eskiins spcn 4 Almquisi tink.i sr.a.
n up,nn ststlo-l teispkons "a en- tlr.a 4 hADr
ies h1eA 4. 1. fercKN o.
o~a fsa @nd Ies-a Assas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05

L r You have money 10 loan leave Z With me
Il and eau place IL for yoa free Of charge;
call at ID and - New housemsn blsek
a. AZ An IsDEL
MONEY WANTED - In sums as follows:
WI $1,000. $500 and 5000. ON good real
tate security call at No % and 81 New House
man block sdtf A. X As1fsDEt-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05

DRUPHOLSTERiSG- RsdciIf A Heit Of m
IL south Division street showing son.
Interesting "a bries In upholstery sooIs Tee
rht NJ. 80 Tor esttnstck
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-05
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.
eaANp BkFtps sscE
4. a rIo1aErf fresisienI
eEoEsE v. Ear 80 Pr.sis-a.
". A. Akuaasos. tsshiss
. A sGsa0S Asa CasAi-r
100000

CAPITAL $500, GOO
keroonfs 20 bsnks. BANKER. eorporstioas
sa,l il.distiusis receivsd "a favorable tsrr.s
tssslEn sal 1onestae eEenanxs eouEht aat
ss4d Caliects.ns made tnroasa th- lait>a
fla 80 aLt aAaaa "a sslss-t rNtsa
l4la4est .i.sss1 81 esEtL4estss - dcprki-
II a nsAis-ts ssouI<e. ". tfsh
n a .s.fnlsr IN Lsmoa
~ kataouaa William ,e2rx
4 ksstsca A. J. bo.nA
49, - laAnana Jnsk " ist1lcornA
Wm n Aader~Sa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-17

probably gives more than twice that
amount out Of his own pocket TO keep
his newspaper going. His town Of
Anaconda IS kept up by him, and he
will spend anything or do anything to
gain an end Shortly before the recent
senatorial election he was suspected Of
wanting to be candidate himself, and
one Of his close friends said to him. 81
believe, Mr. Dalr, that you have got the
senatorial bee in your hair"
You were never more mistaken in
your life, " replied DAILY, "and can con-.
vince you In Just two minutes. Think
OF itl You know me, you know what
my education Is and you know some.
thing Of the United States Senate.
Now how do you think would look
alongside Of John Sherman, John g.
Carlisle and those other statesmen at
Washington Why, I would be a d.
little toad in a d. big puddIcl Well,
out here I'm big toad In little puddle,
and can tell you I'D a d. sight
rather be big toad IN little puddle
than little toad In big puddle, and
am going to stay in Montana"
soME STORIES or KIT CARSON.
one Of the best western stories have
heard out here was told me by Mr.. Ira
Myrcs of Great Falls. Mr. Mytes came
west away back IN the flties, and he
knew all the old scouts Of early days.
Speaking Of Kit Carson he said: Kit
Carson was anything but the typical
scout Of the stage. lie was slightly
built, and was rather retiring than blus.
tering In his manner lie was a good
companion, but never liked 10 talk
about himself, and lie was rs modest as
girl about his adventures. lie was,
remember, fond Of playing pool at $40 a
ball, and the only times have ever seen
him angry were when the balls went
against him. On making a bad shot he
would sometimes throw down his cue
and leave the room. lie would come
back In a few moments, take up the cue
and resume the game as though nothing
had happened.
"a far different kind Of man." Mr..
Myres went on, was Jim Bndger
another famous scout of early days,
Bridger was always telling big stories,
and he would curse like trooper and
get mad II you pretended TO doubt him
remember one Of his stories was
about the great bird OF the Rockies
which he once saw. He said u
measured at least fifteen feet from wing
to wing, and when he saw Il flying OIL II
had live buffalo Ia It's talons.
MosTANA's DIAMOND MOUNTAIN.
cone Of Jim Bridger's most wonder.
ful stories" Mr.. Myres continued, was
about a diamond mountain which he
said existed in Montana. | heard him
tell Il when we were coming with a
party Of miners from the gold fields OF
Colorado to those OF Montana. We
were moving along the trail when lin
said: 4 don't know whether we will
take the upper or lower forks OF the
Wind river II We take the upper trail
We will strike the great diamond noun.
tain.
"'The diamond mountain said one
Of the party. why do you call Il the
Diamond mountain"
Because that's what il is,' said
Bridger. It's a mountain made on onC
solid diamond. It's rs big as any hill 10
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There are lots Of fine trout In Oregon,
and the Cascade mountains OF Washing
ton are filled with trout streams.
Around about Butte and Helena there
Is good hunting and fishing, and you
don't have TO 20 far away from civiliz.
alton TO get the best OF shooting. The
game Is OF all sorts, from deer and
mountain goat to ducks, geese and
prairie chickens and II is very poor
hunter who can't keep his camp sup
piled, Thousands Of sportsmen 10 to
the northwest every year, and large
number OF foreigners are expected here
this summer. The English and Ger
mans know our hunting grounds quite
as well as our own people. and the
hordes OF tourists who will visit Yellow
stone Park will include many sportsmcn.
The railroads are making great prepar-
ations for them, and was told at Ia
coma that they expected TO have az least
10000 visitors from the east this SUM
mer Among other arrangements a
number Of tourists cars have been built
which are leased to special parties at
SIS day, and which can be taken over
the road aud left wherever the parties
who hire them wish to stop. Each Of
these cars contains sleeping arrange
ments for twon,y.iour persons and each
has cooking range In H. The only
extra charge, In addition to this SIS, Is
'he regular passenger fare. and any
party, from fifteen up to twenty.four,
can hire one. II IS very nice arrange.
ment indeed and comparatively cheap.
At nearly every hunting point you find
cooks and packers aud guides. You
can get a very fair guide for any Of the
. mountain regions for IS a day. You
will do well to bring your cook with you
from the east, but you can get one here
for about - day and you can get all
the pack animals you want for 81 day
apiece.
rHE PASSING or PRINCE RUSSELL.
am told that the outlook for the
Yellowstone Park this year is very
promising. The arrangements for
guides and tours throughout the park
have been changed within the past few
months, and Russell Harrison has lost
great deal Of money by having dropped
his connection with Il. In fact YOU hear
very little about Russell Harrison IN the
west now. His paper At Helena closed
It's offices at midnight Of the day OF the
last presidential election, and II they
are opened again il will not be with
Prince Russells name at the head.
FRANK G.. CARPENTER.
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Special Corrsipondenee o. me NEWS.
Los ANGELES, CAL, June -, 1906
Within the past three weeks ! have trav-
eled almost the whole length Of our
Pacific slope. visited Tacoma and
Seattle, the future great seaports OF the
northwest. month ago, and now, amid
the orange groves nearly 1900 miles
southwark, wrote from the metropolis
Of the Southern Pacific, the booming
town Of Los Angeles. You people Of
the rest Of the United States cannot
understand how these cities Of the west
spring into being. You imagine them
crude, and you look upon their people
as semi.barbarians. The truth Is, the
center Of real culture today Is in the
west, and the best element Of true
Americansm Is west Of the Alleghenies
The old method Of chopping out town
with the AK and the hand saw has long
since passed away. The new cities
which are growing up here today carry
with them the best OF sanitary regula-
tons and modern street Improvements.
Tacoma is hardly six years old, but 1t
has asphalt streets which are as good as
those Of Washington, and some Of It's
restaurants actually cook their beef
steak by electricity. Seattle has cable
cars and electricity cars which run
faster and better than any | have ever
seen In Boston. and the San Francisco
cables are the wonder OF the world.
They cut mountains down to mole hills
with their iron grip, and have made
what were once worthless sand hills so
valuable as residence sites that they
may be called mounds Of gold.
WHERE ROLLS THR OREGON.
One Of the best cities Of the Pacific
slope is Portland, Ore. II Is full OF
wealth and business and il Is growing
like green bay tree. II is a center oil
great Intellectual culture as well as OF
business grit, and Il boasts, am told, OF
more millionaires in proportion to It's
population than any other town in the
country. II Is spreading out on both
sides Of the willamette river and Il
already has a population OF about 49,
GOO. Its banks arc, noted for their
stability and they represent abisiness