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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01
Chicago, indianapolis and
Chattanooga Southern
Railway Company.

ISDIASsfoLIs. ISD.. April IL. %.
special meeting Oi the stockholders
OF the Chicago. Indianapolis and Chat
tanooga Southern Railway Company
will be held at the Deni~on House. In
dianapolis, Indiana on SATURDAY, Nav
10th. lsss', AT O'Clock =. NJ. for the
purpose Of receiving propositions for the
building OF its line Of road. and to vote
on the subject Of issuing IN additional
Increase Of stock and bonds sufficient for
payment Of the same. also 10 transact
such other business As may come before
such meeting f. L. PsrgIcE. Pre~'t.
b. K CowES. Secretary.
April Eth. I>s~-=4t.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

IN JAL.-On Monday Mrs Eel
Ia Kellams, widow o: W. 5. Rel
lams, who died las, week, from
what is supposed TO be poison.
came 10 Jasper on Monday last.
from her mothers, in the country.
10 take her household good. out
there In wagon. accompanied BY
her step-iafher, Mr.. Alex. Corn.
Mrs. Hester Ann kellams. mother
OF w. s., heard Of her being in
town, and went 10 Prosecutor Cox
and made an affidavit charging her
with murder. by administering poi
son to her late husband. Marshal
Vonderschmltt arrested her At their
late residence, and took her TO Jail.
A grand jury was summoned to in
vestigate the charge. She took the
arrest coolly until she arrived at
the doors Of the Jail, when she
broke down and wept bitterly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01
Administrator Sale of Real
and Personal PrODerty.

Notice l. hereby given that the under.
signed, administrator Of the estate OF
Hannah shelton. deceased, will by order
OF the Dubois Circuit Cont offer for sale
~ public auction on tise premises. on
SATURDAY, NAY 18th. Is-,.
the following described real estate lie.
longing 10 said ieceient:-to-wit:
Five acres in the northeast corner OF
the northwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter Of section q, town | north.
range ). west More particularly de-
srrbef as follows: Commencing nj the
north east corner Of said land thence
west - rcis. feet, thence south ~ ro.is.
feet, thence east - rods. y feet, thence
north = rods, = feet, to the place Of be-
ginning
said administrator will at the same
time and place sell one sewing machine
belonging q said decesient.
TERMS OF ALE:-One-thiri cash.
the residue in two equal payments Of ii *
and twelve months each, the purchaser
executing his notes with good freehold
surety for the deferred payments. bear
ing interest 1T SIX per cent per annum
from date Sale 10 begin At ten O'Clock.
A. W. r. y. MILBURN. Adm'r
NILsrKx < SWEENEY, Attorneys.
April IL, lsss5--3f.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

Notice is hereby given 20 the voters @,
the incorporated to~n Of Jasper. that an
election will BE held NJ the usual place d
holding elections in said town. on tine
first Monday in May. lss,. being
MONDAY. NAY 4th- 1875.
For the purpose Of eIectine the folIoxins
officers q said town to-xit:
One Town Marshal;
One Town Clerk:
One Town Treasurer;
One Trustee for the ii wari Of .aid
town TO serve for tso years.
One Trustee for the 9Th yard Of said
tom. TO serve for tvo years.
In testimony whereof, hereunso 1T
- my hand as Clerk Of aid town
SEAL Of Jasper. and affix the Official
- seal thereto. this 18th day OF
April. A. ID 1885
ASDKK~ j. BERsKR.
Apr IL. s-5t- Clerk Town OF Jasper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

Notice Is hereby given that the unde,
signed, Trustee Of Hall township, will
attend to township business on each Sat.
nrday Of the year, at my Office, and per.
sons having township business to tran
sact are required TO present it to him on
Saturdays.
The township library will also be found
ct my Office near Rosamond, and the cit
,xens are invited to call there for library
books.
The Indiana Series OF School books
may be had 1t my office, and at John ]
Meschede's, in Celestine.
LEVI l.. JACOBS,
. Trustee Hall township.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

Greatest spring meeting ever held In
kentucky. beginning MAY ssh. ONLY
ONE FARE FROM HERE FOR rUE
ROUND TRIP THIS INCLUDES AID.
MISSION To GRAND STAND. r..
nnnlng on Derby day. May ssh. one o.
The greatest rare meetings ever held in
kenfucky viii be given II the fsmou.
Louisville r.ce cUur~e- Ten stakes. in
elutine the Kentucky Derby. worth
ts,"D. Will Dc run durinx the twelve
days All the crack horse- Of the c.oun-
Try are engaged in thee stakes. inrIud-
ing Zen Brush. Prince Lief. Ramiro.
firsf Mate, Semp<r Ego, Nimroi. Ben
Ebfer- LAZY liner. Fsrra,iay, Ida Pick
v,ck. kndolph and over . hundred
othess- Over 80 bor~>s are nov quar-
ter-i ~ Churchill Downs. insslnne lar.e
nelds and exciting contests. There viii
N i've or more r1ces esrhday. The
AIR LINE round trip from Jasper being
only one fare (t2.5l-l This iurlu.ies
sdmis=son 90 the grand stand. having :
coupon attached which can Be exehans~d
Tor badge II the eafes-
" Z. CIArcons, Agent
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01
~It Is said Hon s. II Steva,

~It is said Hon. s. H. Stewar,
il willing TO take the Republican
nomination for Representative from
the district Of Lawrence, Orange
and Dubois this year, from the con-
vention which meets 1t West Baden
on May 29th. The COURIER"
would whisper in his left ear to rest
on the laurels be gained in his race
in lS94-for . Democrat will be
elected in that districtthis year, and
. dsfeat now would not help his
chances for Congress in . district
which may be formed by the next
Legislature.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

Treasurer Bohnert eft Monda,
morning to make his settlement
with the State Treasurer for the
first installment Of taxes collected
In Dubois county, due the state
the total amodnt Of which l. $I5.-
l1l-S1. Of this sum there will be
retained in the county ON account
Of school tax 81 $40. 81, delinquent
school tax $l79- SO. and of school
fund interest 5000. He turns
over tor State revenue "a .220. 80 /:
and for Benevolent Institutions
81 ,SU 90; for State Debt Sinking
Fund 81, 126 L.. and for various
other funds smaller sums. The
settlement sheet also shows the col
lection Of county tax 81. SO- 81 ):
township tax 1875 81; tuition
81, 9l3-49; special sch sol 81. s23.11
road 4,Os3, 30; dog $l.346.6s
Jasper corporation 81 .O62.74; Jas
per dog &SO.ss; Jasper water works
IL 1886. There i due on second
nstallment water works tax 81 .l76.-
"a. The total taxes collected by
he Treasurer amounted TO so
1872 SO.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

BIRTHDAY Din Quite :
notable and pleasant social event
occurred At the residence of Mr.. Jas.
Harris In Boone township, on
Thursday April 23d. 1896. in hon.
or OF the sOth birthday of good old
grandmother Harris. Her ch ID
rem, grandchildren. and some
great-grand-children, With quite .
number Of loving neighbors, gait her
ed to cheer her in her old age, and
a very enjoyable occasion it was.
where the young folks romped,
and those . little Older billed and
cooed, while the more aged enjoyed
themselves exchanging eminis :
cences OF the long past Grand
mother Harris was among the first
settlers in Dubois county, while vet
many lingering dusky forms Of the
Indians were making a living by
hunting and trapping. and having
yet her mental faculties and mem
DRY clear, her calling up scenes OF
the past was very attractive.
Among the old settlers present at
this birthday party were Elizabeth
Kellams, aged So; Steven Shelton. |
10; Sarah Traylor "a; John Tray
er 72; Sarah Kirkland 6s; Katie |
Hargrove IS; Fleming Case 81;
Margaret Patton 63; Margaret Kel- |
70 81 Eliza Case SO. Mr.. Rel
ans, aged So, walked Is miles TO
'e present at the social, and claim
d she was not a bit tired. but greatly
'njoyed the bountiful dinner.
Many handsome presents were CIV
n Grandma Harris, and the guest
eft wishing she might vet enjoy
'er centennial birthday. /,
The COURIER editor thinks If all
he cakes at the dinner were a. fine
$ the box Of specimens sent this {,
flee, that locality has certainly the
remium cake bakers-or deserves
D have.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

JASPER voLKsBLATr.-The Com
IER had . pleasant call on Monday
from Mr.. w. Presentin, Of Nil
wsukee, Wis. He came to Jasper
It the instance Of some indianapolis
gentlemen who are thinking Of es.
tsblishing . German newspaper
here, and he says have suficien,
capital 70 insure its being q success,
II started. He received some en-
couragemen. here, and went away
favorably impressed, and will prob
ably return in a week or 90 to look
further into the matter. This will
add another 10 the growing indus
tries Of Jasper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01
Notice Of appointment Of
Administrator.

Notice is hereby given that the IN
dersigned has been appointed admins
TRAITOR Of the estate Of Levi Wiscaver
deceased.
Said estate Is supposed to be solvent.
CHARLEs f. wrscAvER. Admir-.
MnsrRS 4 SWEENEY, Att'ys-
April ~, 1856.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

Still dry and warm; We are In
need o rain very bad in this par
OF the country.
Our former Pastor, Bro. A. l.
Medcalf, preached q very able ser
mon to an attentive audience sun
day; text-"Faith in Chnst.''
Several Of our people were called
TO Shoals. Martin Co., last week t.
attend the Chanler vs. Baecher trial
held there.
Mrs. Sarah Robinson, from Lin
coin, Ind, was the guest Of c. W.
Cox and family this week.
Mr.. Charley Sanders lie happy
over the arrival Of another dish
washer.
Mrs. Lizzie Milburn, Of jasper.
was the guest Of T. w. Hays fami-
ly last Saturday.
The Portersville folks are talking
of having their church bell erected
There should be more work and
not 20 much talk.
The g. A. r. are anticipating
having memorial service here on
May 80.
Grant Lemon, Of Salem, Ind. .
was in our town last week.
Fish seem to be plentiful by the
way some Of our citizens have been
bringing them in.
Mr.. Adam Rudolph and wife had
their baby baptized Sunday morn
ing by the Methodist preacher.
Bro. Lisman. CT
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01
(3OOL Residence in lreian. !,
For S0lQ.

Honse ri eight rooms and two halls
and good cellar. with three town lots in
ireland: Good water. stable, and other
sos buildings. In good order every
vey; nice home near churches and
scn0o,s, with good society aarruundine.
Wm o sold very cheap and on easy
sssns. Apply = 9. DoAss, Jaspsr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

Un Tuesday. the 9Th Of Nav
about = or Ia O'Clock A. NJ, th,
students II 81 Meinrads College
some 20 odd of them-will arrive il
Jasper. 10 celebrate their Nav day
festivities with US They will
bring with them their Zouave com,
pany. the Zouave Band. the Abbey
Concert Band. their Society OF
Thespians for the serio-comic play,
Lionel Collins, the New York
Newsboy," their Mandolin Club
and their Base Ball Club. Up,r.
their arrival at the edge of town. the
Zouaves and their bsLd-all finely
unifcrmed-will alight from their
conveyances, and march directly TO
the Soldiers Monument in front of
the Court House They will salute
the monument. and drill there in
honor Of the deceased Soldiers and
Sailors . short time, whence they
viii proceed in rank and file To- the
Jasper College Grounds. During
the afternoon of Tuesday the JAS
per college and the st. Meinrad
college teams will play an intere--
ting game Of base ball on the Jasper
college campus
On Tuesday night the Abbey
Concert Band. under the leadership
IF Rev. Clement KlingeI will give a
select musicale at Kastner's Hall.
assisted BY the Bijou Mandolin Club.
cad by Thos. Lynch Also serio-
ionic play by the Abbey Dramatic !
society, entitled Lionel Collins,
the New York Newsboy,r in five
cts.
On Wednesday morning tn
Columbian Zousves will give a fancy
Exhibition drill. at the Jasper Reds
'ase ball park. beginning at $50
clock. after which the Reds and
{. Meinrad College teams will
lay a game Of baseball, and the
land will furnish music. The Col
.ge team i said to De a good one.
nd good game Is promised
There i No question about the
.bb-y Concert band being one of I,
lie best in the State. Everybody
no has heard il was astoniShed at
le thorough accomplishments OF
le students in music. As for the {
Iay We feel satisfied that it will be
great success. for the students Of !
+ Meinrad's have always been !
lown to put up splendid pieces in
art.
The Zouare drill at the park will
something new for Jasper The
tight uniforms of the COMPANY
d, blue and gold.-are certainly
~ attractive. They do some verv I
tistic, rapid, drilling,-all Zouave :
cites are in double quick time
ID with their own band. uniformed =
white. they will b. an attraction
at ough. not 10 be missed by anv i
e.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

The Argus still insists that there
is . ring" in Jasper that controls
something, Notwithstanding the
palpable evidence 10 the contrary
shown during the last committee
meeting and 1t the following phi
mary. Why, there was nearly as
many ideas At the committee meet
ing q to how things ought to Be
managed, q there were talten, and
this was 90 again 1t the convention.
In fact, each township took 50
much interest in boosting their par
tieular favoritee for Office, that any
declaration Of principles was entire
ly lost sight Of. Gen. Jackson, Is
to /, low tariff, economical govern
ment, Ices and salaries, gold stand
ard, farmers interests, Cuba. Ven
szuela, A. p. AS, infamous gerry
manden and everything e,se but
ONCE, was buried out Of mind. And
yet the Argus pretends to believe
that few men in Jasper dictate to
the rest Of the county.
But this may be excusable in a
man who holds to the delusion that
one county can nominate all the
officers from President down to rep
resentative in the Legislature-orI
up from President to Represents
tive-which ever suits you best
without regard 70 voters Of other To-
calities interested. The Democrat
&c voters Of Dubois county know
better.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

~The dry spell is keeping
Plumber Judy busy making con-
nsctions for our citizens with the
water mains. During the past ten
days i has been applied for BY VIM.
a. Wilson, Henry Pau, and Nick.
Aelchoir on 9th street, p. A. Guck-
e, Jos. Friedman, ST., and Mat.
Schmitt on Main street, Ed. J. Kue.
bier on Newton q. and n. A.
Sweeney on Clay street, John Gram.
elspachsr and John Gerber on 9Th
street., Rosa Friedman and MAJ
Res o. 7th stssst. Dry veather i
agood thing for the water works and
To plumber.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01
Jasper Deoecrstie Ticket.
For Town Marshal.
FRANK VONDERSCHMITT
For Clerk.
ANDREW ]. BERGER.
For Treasurer.
CHARLES SOLIGA.
For Trustees, Sd Ward.
Alloys SPRAUER.
For Trustee, 5th Ward.
EDWARD J. KEMPF.

~The Argus heads m article
last week How Ireland was
Ruined. /" Bias. Anderson. Trustee
Norman and Representative Stewart
don't believe there are any evidences
ct ruin" around their pleasant
town, but say it is growing pros
perously.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

In regard TO the series Of aiyer-
tisements published in this Office
for JasPer's en;erprising ieweler,
Mr. Frank c. KuebIer, the adver.
Using expert, Nath. c. Fowler, Of
New Y TX. in q recent issue If the
advertisers journal brains. SAYS
The advertisements are remark
ably harmonious and Of the neates,
typographical display. But some
Of the advertisements contain too
much matter
MORAL:-Give the COURIER a
q call when you want the best al
prices.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

The greatest show on earth Of its kind
Native born Red Man and Wild IVES,
Cow Bows will accomplish feats Of horse.
man-shiP that has surprised the world
Don I fail to see them Mt Louisville Nav
18th aud 18th and at Evansville MAY 18th.
Tickets will be sold from Jasper al one
fare for the round trip, good returning
tame day vr first train Of next.
V. +. CLsYcoxB, Agent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

Notice - hereby given that the under
sisned has been duly appointed admin
issrsfrix. with will annexed, Of the estate
Of Ferdinand Schneider. late OF Dubois
county. Indiana deceased. Said estate
" solvent NARv X. ScHxEIDER,
Adm'x with will annexed.
TsarLoE 4 HrSrEs, Attorneys.
April IL, lssS-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

y OSSS - uUSogS-
For Treasurer,
EDWARD A. BOHNERT.
For Sheriff,
HENRY CASSIDY.
For Coroner.
ORVILLE A. BIGHAM.
For Surveyor,
WILLIAM T. YOUNG.
For Commissioner Cd District.
JOSEPH SCHROEDER.
For Commissioner 30 District,
JOSEPH FRITZ.
For County Assessor,
WILLIAM H. KUPER.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-01

49, Fcuur Powders are us~d N ssr,. -
rouut Powder, wssi~s,re .,a ,,.s.s. a..r--
Ic1s,, osneu VII prevent Cspvs ~ IOWA
snd rr.s.. 1900 VII inrr~sse the dnsnsty of milf
md sweet - "'- m" hiNr the niter nrm
D1ssss =. osnen WI ~rre ~ rrrvenf alrnosf vvunv
70 shieh Hor~~s ant attic are subres
-. =. rownHs villa .tvs sar@vp cTioH
DAVID = roUTz. rrorrs.,er
BALTIMORE. ND.
FOR sale by Martin Friedman.
Dec. q. isss-iy.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1896-08-22

A novel and striking eject much in
vogue with The ultra fashionable at the
beach resorts this season Is the subsfi
tuition Of hright-hued silk ribbons for
the ordinary fastenings OF the bathing
shoe, The ribbons are usually from
one inch and a half to two Inches in
width and OF some wildly contrasting
color with the costume. After cross
ing over the tnsiep they are wound
several times around the ankle and lee
"a Ia brigan6" and fastsn JOS, beISw
the knee In rather smart bow. The
effect Is rather pretty in combination
with one Of the many picture" COS
tunes which appear on the beach dur
ing the bathing hours OF course these
fair ones never 20 Into the surf. Your
real feminine athlete who really goes
in for bathing scnrns any such useless
finery and wears nothing that tends 10
stay her progress through the waves
save the plainest and simplest bathing
suit But your artists model" who
parades herself up and down the beach
for the sole purpose OF attracting the
admiring gaze OF the thronE Is corset
ed. powdered and got up" regardless
before she saliies forth. And the CAV
ribbons around her shapely ankles are
only necessary part OF the makeup.
Chicago Chronicle.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1896-08-22

hitting point for the Yukon fields. /;
has grown with the gold output In
ISIS the production was about $3.50. 600.
This came to be in the neighborhood
OF a million in 1894. During the past
year extraordinary rich washings have
been made. the army OF prospectors
has grown from hundreds 10 thousands
and Juneau has become q town OF / 400
persons. with an opera house and n
complete assortment Of places where
gold dust can be exchanged for amuse-
ment
The steamers from san Francisco,
Seattle. Vancouver and Victoria land
hordes OF gold hunters every week.
They are. for the most part. men out
OF employment. men with cherries
outlooks or sfiil more cloudy pasts. Few
realize the very long chances they are
taking. II needs $500 besides an out
At. which costs from 500 TO $3.50. to take
a man into the Interior and keep HIN
until he has reasonable chance 10
strike a paving claim
They land in Juneau with the ex-
pectation OF picking up geld in the
street and without money. There are
already many more than there Is work
for In the town. and unless the govern
ment iHtervenes there will Be thousands
starving before winter
Crime is already beginning TO break
out and as the stress o. conditions IN
creases the immemoriaI aud simplest
way OF distribution between those who
have and those who have not may be
expected to grow in popularity The
established residents are apprehensiyc
OF repetition OF the iawiessnrss Of
California In the '5ns. and with the cut
rates thore Is no prospect Of the rush
decreasing.
points along the coast on Douglas
island. opposite Juneau. the largest
quartz mill IN the world Is operated by
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1896-08-22
the OBOE
Asdtesi Aushority ssys DEATH IurEs
ln IN. Ia.traa.sns.

Msdissi Authority SAYS DEATH IsrEs
N th- tasfruuasHE
CNeW York J0urnalA Il has hscn
discovered that the oboe Is The most
dangerous Instrument that Il played On
dangerous 70 the player 4 profound
German medical authority says that Il
Is doubtful Il a hea.ihy man playing
any instrument In a oorrec; method
ever suffers through playing aPon any
reed or brass Instrument. bat thsse
who have any weakness Of the heart
Or circulation inay b. injured BY play
Ing any Wind Instrument As q = quite
easy for musician 10 inspire between
the phrases Of the uaEie but inpossi-
bic for him 10 expire without over
blowing hts Instrument, u follows tAat
the instruments that require the least
expenditure o. breath are The more in
iurioas for The reason thar the player
must hold bis breath Tor loaE intervals.
This is the case with both the oboe and
the nutF The charge IL probably true
that the curious tickling 81 the lips
that Is caused b the double reed
mouthpieoe Of the instrument frcaneui-
" eauses cancer. TIE eminent scientist
Eho has discovered these thiags about
the comparatively harmless Oboe
should nov ascertain shethsr aucor-
ieon and conrertina playing does not
superindues muscular paralysis In an
aggravated and incurAble form
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1896-08-22
nNP,

Pacific coast already, and during the
past month few parties have set out
from eastern states Every miner com
ing hack with pouch of yellow sand
spreads the eontagion-
The steamship companies have cut
their rates and the steamers bound for
Juneau are thronged. These shiploads
of restless. eager-eyed men present a
strange spectacle. The impressive
scenery Of the voyage up Puget Sound
excitcs only speculation Rs 10 the
wealth hidden in the mountains \
white beach. sand bar at the mouth
OF creek, suggest only psy-dlrt. As
the panorama rolls astern. the thought.
the talk, the every hope OF these men
is gold.
The annual rush to the Yukon fields
began this year as early as the middle
OF January. Since then parties have
been setting out daily from Juneau Al
ready many thousands have gone
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1896-08-22

Iat Al ths entry 10 the ChiIeoot pass, AZ
the head Of ths sound Thence by pack
or dog sledge they make their way
twenty-eeven miles ever the monnta' -
TO Lake Lindeman Here boats must
De built. and when the ice breaks up
the chain OF lakes and rivers which
ennties into the Yukon brings the adj
ventnrers to the placer nsids Circle
City Is mining camp in the heart OF
the Yukon region. over 500 niles rom
juneau. The uaturai dangers and dis
comforts Of this trip are Increased By
plagues Of mosqv ltoes and hies, as well
as great he-i in the short summer and
equally trying cold during The winter
months Tue Thermometer has a year
~ range OF $50 degrees in The Yukon
district. Il registers - high As Ito
and az low as 70 below zero,
Very few are fortunate euough 70
work pay dit their arst reason, n -
tween March AMI September prospect
ing party can make lis way TO the sold
fields and stake out promising claims
IL has done we'll All mininE e suE-
pended during the winter me scc0ud
year the mireT may make rich ttFtEe
OF Only do pasahiy well Then. again
he may waste second season vtthsHt
hitting a good claim A. rule. pr
scverInE and Intelligent men st;h pros
er outfits Who succeed IN reaching The
interior have made good maaey during
their second season, bal no such sums
Us the outsider fsncses. Probably f3,9f-e
OF st!ooo apiece - All the more Eaccrss-
ftii have avpr7lEplA during season. Pro
visions In the Interior cost fabaloas
prices and the life a. sess Is one Of
hardship,
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OPIUM - w.t,sky 80, 80 .,,, y. !. !.