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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-01
Sm MmSlanoe inooinrt.

Die iolsenoe &abelbepei9e aus Bu6a:
peitb In llnsarn an ben Yrdiioenti9ufts:
ganoioaten Yrpun ipridt fir ii9 ielbit
v8iuiam Ssnninss 9rpan,
9auptq% uartier Der benz. Yartei,
Gbicaso, 81.
@ir, bic unterjei@neten Mitalieoe1
oes Observation-Disclosures Com
9~reiies. ueriammelt gu @ubapeitb, MINI
iden Sbnen Grfols i'm Sample ss9en
bic Greoitoren>RlaNe, mel9e mdbreno
Der letten treiuno;wan;is Sabre, in
europa wie III Nmerita, @eiete e~r5ielen
tonnte, wel9e fir euere Tarmer, iomie
aud Inoere ueroerbenbrinsenb uaren.
@o1ten sic int Nouember als Sieaer
beruor9eben, uerpflidten mir uns, aui
uniere reipectiuen 2anbesresierunsen TO-
fort babin 81 %u,rten, bag oiei elben nit
BET He9ierung Sbrer 9roBen Nation 6ur3
9emeini9aftli9es 6anoeln benz Silber
~.eoer gu ieiner @leidberedti9un9 nit
Cob ais Mtiinjmetau iiber bic gauge
Welt 81 ue1belfen. 0ir 9lauben, bo6,
,uenn jene Misunderstanding ni9t ltatts
fiuoet, Nlien uno Siib>Wmerita fortiab>
rem weroen, benz 9anomanne, in europa
wie in Wmerita, ieomeoen Terbienit fir
feline Nrbeit 81 rauben. uno mir 9lauben
fernerbiu, oaB Sbre 8abl ba;u ansetban
wdre, u"ruben in i%ocialer uno asrari>
i3er 9inli9t III europa gu o%ampfen."
0e5eidnst: @rof Nleranber &arolpi,
Yralioent Der 9anoelstammer bon 1ns
9arn.
.. Bauouin, Grdiioent Der 2anbs
wirtbi@aftl. @eieQi9af BON 9ollanb.
Mpbonie WQaro, goriiter bes Gen:
tralz Iusi3u0es fir Hanowirtbi@aft in
Baaien.
Gon &aroorff, Mitslieo oes oeutl5en
Get9sta9s.
George Boutmp, Mitslieo Der &ai:
ierli9en @eleui9aft fir Nderbou in
&uBlanb.
@iQiam Tielo, 0sitslieb bes parlas
ments uno goriiter Der Srldnoiiben
giebanbelsz 81 llociation.
@raf &Olorowat, Selterreid: llnsarn.
Otto arenbt, Hanota9sz Nbseoroneter
pom PreuBen.
gon YlOtzD ouinsen, mitslieb bes
beuti9en &ei9stass.
Meper Wottmannsoorii, Mit9lieo bes
&ei9sta9s.
6enri @e9nier, Trantrei@.
@on SpoowsD obberpbail, PreuBen.
Gmil Nibenoorff, preuBen.
2eon Nahaelowit@, Yrdii6ent Der
&joff Bant, &uBIano.
i. &aeoer, Danemart.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-01
Die
KEY WEST =,
3omriitens3l9c na@ Cali:
furUicu.

Die, ieit iinisebn Sobren iid aus:
seSsidnct bewabrsnoen, peri0mli6 beauf:
iidtisten Eouriitens 3ise na@ 9aliior:
MEN iiber Die Minneapolis & ct. Nouis
Babu uerlalien nunme9r wicoer re9elz
maBis an ieoem Boomerang Nbeno Min:
neapolis. Die meitsebenoite Sorsialt
fir bic Vequemli9teit Der YaNasiert
wiro wie INNER als @auptia9e betra1:
tet. Wesen Staten uno uoler Snfor:
nation wenbe man fi6 an sS}obn 9tyc3et,
W9ent, Seem lllm, Winn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-01

0icj ett8cn. wel9e nod INNER in
benz @lauben b%efansen iinb, Bag 10
3iemli@ oue Deuti9en Wololeute ieien,
o%irften zines Nnoerm belebrt weroen,
wenn iie ). 9. ben Griol9 BON 9. Doz
nalo's tur5li@ III 0ulutb 9e6altenen
@eoe uernebmen. Der oortise vVoltss
%freuno" laBt lid folsenoermoBen barber
aus: rErot srSBter B%cmibunsen be-
sriiBte elm iebr tleines Nuoitorium (taum
bunoert Weni@en) ben beutiden Cobb
Gampasne>& eoner, 9errn g. Donalb
aus Dauenport, Soma, uno Der Nbenb
uerlief vtibl bis ans 9er3 binan".
Donalo mo@te ii@ tn Dulutb re9t ibers
fliili9 uortommen uno wobl merten, baB
bic pom ,bm uertretene Sa@e unter ben
bieiisen Deuti@en wenis Nnt(ans finbet.
Wenn bic Silberleute nidt 3ablreid ba
9eweien waren, batte ct Dor einem leeren
9aule feline 9an;e fir Monopol unb
@roBtapital einleaen tonnen. 8ei elmer,
obne uielem &limbim berufene Gerlamms
lung oeS beutidsameritanii3en Silber>
Clubs berridt Elm gan; anoeres 2eben.
Bolt 9esen M onopol...... @enn
q. Oonal6 beutl@erieitS bas j1were
@eidit fir Die @olobu9s mar, oann
iino mir ernl tlid 9%eipannt o%araui. wie
mayer oas lei9te &aliber bei9affen fem
mug. eau, iebr lauwarm mar oieier
Oonalo; 9e9en Gnoe, ais er an bic
ebrli@en 0euti@en appeuirte, bos Mos
uopol 81 unterltueen, wuroe e. etpas
tbeatra(iidzpoetiid.
*Sapetsn DON 5 Cts. Die 81 Que aui j.
parts bel SUI. Graue E. (ba
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-01
Gpuntp=Sifet.

Sir Heproientaut:
HENRY HEIMERDINGER.
Sir County, uo,tor:
E. P. BERTRAND.
Sir County: S6osmciiter
AUG. SCHWERDTFEGER.
Sir Sberlii:
AUG. L. MATHER.
Sir Ne9iiter oi Ieeos:
FRED PFENDER.
Sir Sno9e Of Frobate:
CHR. AHLNESS.
Sir Gountp: 9lupalt:
ALB. STEINHAUSER.
Stir Gouutp=& ermeiier:
Jul. BERNDT.
Sir Gcuutp:S duliuperintenoet:
VIM. f. RUNCk.
Sir Coroner:
DR.. J. c. ROTHENBURG.
Sir County :Gommiiiare:
/. Git, PETER VANDERBILT
3. Sit, HUB. G. HILLESHEIM,
s. Git, JOS. B. AUGUSTIN.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-01
2aubcrc GnttI

Midt 9~erinses Nufieben bat Dor einis
gen Saeen bic gntbiiuuns sema6t. Sab
@ouuerneur Glou9b wdbreno Der lettsn
legislatures ituns Der 9aitinss 4 Oas
sota Giienbabns@ eieuidait 2dnbereien
ueridrieben bat, .po;u oieielbe nidt be-
re9tist mar. Die betreiisnbeu 2dnoe-
reien warsm iener @sieuidait umter &C.
wiien Seeinsunsen pom Staat abers
wieien. unb na4oem bic Company ibren
Serpfli4tunsen nidt na9setommen mar,
burd 2esislatur: @eiet wieoer ais Dem
Staat ueriauen ertldrt worben. 8ie
aus Der nadioIsenoen Statiitit beruors
sebt, p~aiiirte oieie SorIase am rs. Mdr;
ben Senat. wuroe am IL. gpril i'm Ne:
praientantsnbauie io;uiaaen einitimmi9
ongeuommen uno AM Is. Npril burd
bic lluteri1rift oes @ouuerneurs gum
@eiee erbobeu. Oas Sduftisite bel
oieier transaction lit %ieoeniaQs, baB
Glou9b nod bic llnuerirorenbeit beiaB,
Die Norlase gu unterSsi4nen, nadoem
er bereits einise Gage ;uuor Die III Jrase
ltebenoeu ydnoereisu an bic Gilenbabn:
@eieaiduit ibtrtrossn batte uno oarnud
oas betrefienoe @eiee uoutdnbi9 pertb:
los ma6te. 0aB bieie ibamloie 9ano*
lung auf 8abrbeit berubt, erbeut aus
ben folssnoeu gele9en:
SenatszY orlase 90. 375, ipater Gap.
l65 Der Veiste BON 1895, beiast, bag
Der 9altiuss e. Oatota Gilenbobn: Gez
ieuidaft BON S%taatswesen oas @e9t
senommen weroe, iraeno welde Dem
Staate 9ebOrissn Sdmoereten ausSuwdbs
len ODER Weiittitel oui iol9e gu erlans
gen.. 0ieie yorlase p~aiiirte am 25.
Mdr; Sen Seuat NIT 33 sesen 6 Stims
men (SenatszSournal PIP. 465). Dim
acknowledgement IL. Npril muroe bisie
lelbe Sorlose nit 80 se9en cine eiuSise
Stimme AUDI i'm @aus ansenommen
(Sournal ocs &eprd ientuntenbaui les PIP.
742). Nm Is. Npril 1895 wuroe bic
Iorlase Dor 8. 80. Glousb als @ous
uerueur unterseiduet uno beim Stoatss
Setretdr bepouirt. Nun finoet man IN
ben Sidern bes Staats: Nubitors (Gis
ienbabns Terjsi6niIe, @u4 F, PIP. 49s)
eine llebertrasunssz %llrtunoe, batirt an
Is. Npril 1895, woour4 pom oemielben
@ouuernsur, .. sc. @Iousb, idmmtlis
DE Nedte auf bic betreiienoen ydnoereien
an ben Miuiondr 9tuIsl Gage ais
vSrultee" iibertra9en waren.
2llo batte uniers grcelen;, ber @ouz
uerneur, trot nabeSu einltimmi9em Be-
idluB Der Geprdl eutanten bes Goltes pom
Minnei ota, bic &e@te Del elben tbatid9z
lid nit Tuben 9etreten. Glou9b iu@t
omar ese uon ibm i'm Sntere0e Der giz
ienbabn %besansene &ieoertra9t auf ben
@eneral= Nnwalt Clubs, Der linn gun,
llnterjeidnen bes be%treiienoen Deebs
u~erleitet baben loa. ab3uwdljen, aber
bic Stimmseber o Minneiota werben
cine oerartise iaule Nusrebe i@werz
lid selten laiien. Sic birften ooour@
uur nod mebr III Dem @lauben beltdrtt
weroen, baB IS bic b0@ite 3eit lit, ni9t
nur ben 9errn @lou9b nebit ieinem @es
lsNnwalt, mel@ Qetterer ebeniaQs
Gonoioat tiir 8ieberwabl 1T, ionoern
bic 9elammte, bis III Die @ur3eln binein
uerrottete republitaniide StaatssW ta=
i@ine unbarmber5ig iber bic &linse
iprinsen gu laien.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-01
ANDREW J. ECKSTE|N,
gisentbimer Der
%iomttr Mpot6ete
Stem ulm, Minn.

Stem lllm, Minn.
Meoi3inen, Gben,italien, Goilettenarz
titeln, Sorfumerien, Garben, Sel, Sir
nii1eu, @las, 8u@cr, S@reibmoteria>
lien unb Muiitin1trumente itets in GROCER
Iuswabl an Eager.
@e:epte naa meoi5inii@en &e9eln nit
sr0Bter 8orii6t an9efertist.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-01

&rdte bel Meni@en, &duoe Bel
Yieroen. 9unben uno Vieb weroen in
elmer balben Stunoe ssbeilt nit Wool.
words Sanitary Lotion. gu ba:
ben in @no. $. gditeins Npotbete.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-01
&ebntc Il &tinbart
Els Company.

0ieielbe Eat wdbrenb bes @inters einen
sroBen Vorratb pon trptalbe0em Gis fir
oen Sommerbebari eiu9ele9t ul1b 1T nlnmebr
bereit, inter l,beraleu 8ebinsunsen8 Sc iteQu,l=
gen oaraui lowobl fir ben @el1afts= a(s
Namiliengebroud ent9e9en;unebmen. Ser
2ieferun9 Don Sis an Yripat= Nomilieu ,plro
bic 9robte 9(uimertlamteit 9ei9enft. 0e9en
bes Maberen meube mar lid an Nrit Sebnte
ober Wstar Neinbart.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-01
VoltSpartci 3idct.
Staats:Sidct.

StaatS:S ifct.
Sir @ouperuelr:
JOHN LIND.
Stir 2%leuteuant: @ollpernellr:
J. NJ. BOWLER.
Stir Staots= Serretdr:
j.. HEINR1CHS.
Sir Staats=S 6atmeiiter:
.ALEN. MCkINNON.
Niir General Nnmolt;
JOHN ARNOLD kEIES.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-01

3err Sec. &. Smitb bon ber Geo. z. 6mitb 1an.
tel g.. 2ouisoiue. ap.. fbreibt INTERN 20. Gebruar
1894: -unsefdbr Elm Sabr lang lit ib faraterli& on
5erabef@werbcn. bic 10 idIium puroen. baB ID i'm
get aufFben mubte. nm Suit au befummen. So
mubte mein Get.dft ~oufseben uno ionute faum nm.
beri&lciden. Weiu Greunb 9err Sulius 6. Do9bt.
elmer u~nferer beruorrasenoiteu aputbe;er. rietb mir.
Il nit 81. WiIes' 3eart Cure au ~psriuc.n. Rod St.
brou9 non et.pas iber elmer JIoi9e perf9manben bic
e9meraeu io,uobI aIs bas 9erat1opfen. 50 babe
feitber nidt bic s~eriugiten 9efa:ocrocn geflblt unb
sebe beute meineu GeiGatten 10 re9e!mabi8 nod as
ie Supor."
l1eberan bel Npotbefern u, boben. Bud lber 3erj
unb yeroen trei %perianot. Man o%oretfire:
DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
ST. @iles' 6eilmittel MAIDEN 0eiuno.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-26
chlsngo rribune.


The concert closed with SChumann' SYM
pheny Ne. 2. IA { major. giyvn I'm mas
fcrful manner ~ the orchestra. Interest
Ing "a was the concert fo the mussc-lo Elo x
peouis. the crowd Vas Of nearly equal Sta
trrest such enthusiasm tor America ts
,,ofntoe less than extraordinary. for tho
seonle absolutely refused 90 ~ home. The
matinee EiviS were cat TIA fun 3orce. Bos-
togss literary women and Roston's -Four
Hundred were present. toe. Aad tbcy
meant 10 Kes the nsesT 0Ht Of the occasion.
1,g,a nahfs were pat cut then the people
Tired up grOm the stage door deSn thc
street for two blocks waiting for Mmn
Melea 70 come cut. IL was wtth di14cuity
she Vas hbla ta gct Through the crow ss
10 her carriage. there Wgss SUCH eFoR,tsfS
and pushing and ciapQlng Eeing on she
,Vas vislhly touched and grew o2csted
threw her flowers rlght ard icft which
nearly preefpltatnd n feminine pani@
u viii sing IN che street for fnefn, shiA
Nine. Meita with tears In her eyes ia
an my career I have never seen anything
ike this. this IL genuine and therefore
dear 10 me. think * Il. sech an apprscii -
ton ~ women for a woman. ] ~zs never
Naf.nscr In ny lgfs" and she pressed her
bands right and isft and shook bands
with everybody Who Eet close - her ana
allowed the Wornea 81 take the tezy
flawegs CT hey EuNn.
II don.t care ] Pave them aIl'' abe ssif.
when her maid protested against alloWins
almost priceless gart3'uga &c Re 50 dis
posed Of
Mna. Me8ha - booking Younger ana
fresssar thar ever. she L. IN absolutely
f,rrfsef health she WoFe a beautiful cra-
atten 81 Tssucct'S ~ pale krceR aao1Sseliua
Is sole OVER white silk trimmed with fUd
g,npTies Her hst was of black tulle 9 ifh
quantities of black plauas gracetuliS waV-
las from te
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-26

II c. Sawyer, log irsyector and private
secretary for Fred DFes. spent yesterday
In the city. Dir. Sawyer taxes AZ optlEs-
.sEic view OK the numbering outlook for
the coming year. and predicts al increase
in the price OF logs from ~ 70 e per csnt.
before the 1st Of March. When ssen ~
q Post-Inteiilgence reportSr AZ the but
ies last evening. DIR. Sawyer said
Prom the way tAings have turned dur
ing tins past tao Hsontas. mink that the
prospects for q Use Il he price OK luEn-
Der and logs have never been Origin ter,
and unless ara greatly mistaken you Hlii
see tae prizes OF logs advance from ~ %
y per cent eesoFs spring.
The cause of tAls believe TO % oe-
o4siOned bY The large increase OF for
slgn orders, which lave been coming N
d ring the past few months- TIE @4SsS q
trade. which - only in lie iEfAHs4 i40N
win Esxs year more than double tie u&ae
Of last. and the coming year vii sea ths
JAPANESE trade greatly Increased
"a great many OF the 2Ogssrs on tAs
Sound are holding thssr Hogs. aosaag tasTs-
by 10 receive the benefit OF an advanced
market which they firmly believe 10 De
imminent. l arm BoH on my way 10
Whatcon. where ] expsct 10 cons aEazAa 10
q deal Rith ave large logging nIms 70
hold their logs unta the last OF January.
Yes. I think tas protective tariff on
lumber which E1ll come with the Kep1o-
lean administration wiu greatly aid tne
Puget sound numbering industries. Tie
principal reason. as everyone understands,
Is that a high protective tariff vii Keep
the British Columbia lumber ogt Of the
California market which NIL very ma
teriAlly aid our own lamoering interests
ON the whole. everything in = business
way is looking brighter. and the lumber
Ing business IL bound 10 pick ~"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-26

NEW YORK. Dec. Especial. These
Washington srats residents registered last
week at the respective New York ofy
hotels mentioned.
w. r. Gray. Everett. al the Hoffman
house: II. Baiderton. Walla Waila. Gilsey
house; Mrs. r. u. Van Wagensn. Seattle.
Glisey house. l. NJ. W~lsr Spokane New
Amsterdam hotel; L. H0warth. nconna,
Grand Union hotel. +. n. Mohr, Tacoma.
Hotel 81. Cloud III. r. Suksiorf, Spok ane.
Hotel Rslvtdere: u. Huntington. Spokane.
Plaza hotel. asev. j. Swosns. Seattle.
broadway Central hotel; IL. G. Wallace.
Tacoma. winsor hotel III. G. Cosv~r, ss-
attic, Aston house: c. II. Hassa. Seattle,
Hotel ST. Cloud. and III. III. JOY. Tacoma.
Park Avenue hotel
J. H. Nelson. who for long time was a
member % tase Post-rnteiiigsnosr stan. ia
now credkably Ming an important 90
sstson with slfe Associated Press sn West
ern linton building. broadway and Dey
street. lie seems 20 like New York city
very much. but sayr that soma ums 10
Will aga.n ba permanently located IN Sc
attic, where the climate is more mid and
70 his Fixing.
Charles IL Kittinger. who = now no
longer the slender. dapper young man tina;
Seattle used 20 know. but who with ase
has grown 20 De stoas and fun IN the face.
drops into New York city every once in a
Nffff8 from tfzAfulftkrEsfiA. Afs[ re y NNAiH
dent al secretary OF J. Edward Addlcks,
OF Wilmington. Last week Mr.. ktttlnges
" as at the Hoffman house,
Mrs. r. ID. Van Wasanen. OF Seattle, ws1o
has been visiting her mother In the north
err part OF New York state, has been at
the allsey house the pact week with her
mother Dursng ne week they have been
enjoying the grand opera al the Aetropoa-
tan opera house Mira Van Nageuen. with
her mopher. VIII speni the oasusng hoit-
DAYS with her sister over IN BROOKLYN.
AFTER tha holiday season - over Mrs Van
WAKenen VII start across the continent
for her Seattle home.
james u NJ Donald. an ex-Seatfle earl-
taHst. left here on Saturday. the isth inst.
for Milwaukee,. WIS. where he viii cete-
hrate TIE holidays wsth - family lie
will return 10 New York elty early tn Jan
uary.
Richard 81 1iura sot hack 70 New York
ETY. last week. after - extended tTir
throughout the United States N the inter
est OF the large laan company w-gh whioh
lfe IL canacsteSk
col" Charles p RHahtaek. 90 Seattle,
viii leave New YORK city Tor his aons 10
Gay.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-26

The zzndoAn and Gsse clubs OF Stanford
University appeared Al the Seattle shaas@g
last u-snf &c q concert made ~ % eollexs
Songs and the rnkiing music - strtnsed
Instruments. Ts4sre was an aocon nj
rrasut Of college yelss from tns boxes. and
three or four young men. gay with coa0rs,
sat BY themselves and esked abort every
body they knew ard answered their own
inquiries ~ statements Tat '1asis ali
right"
The performance IN front dst nos detract
from tins interest Of that on the sfass. as
people looked for X. the day, the football
game ard past experiences teaching thai
the combination il inspiring.
The singing ~As good. particularly the
number, "Jsnkg Compound
The wor1ot rls mandolin club vas less
attrasslm TIE sfaonelogus wurk OF
MsSsnE Dflion and Riley vas clever. ard
IN second 2sx1 Of tas programme they
appsaTed together sn sketch. The soxi-
xssrt closed with Mr.. DdIsons singing My
GA1.Js - High-borx Lady" backed up BY
a cDxs5s Of ...e giee club and accompanied
by rAsNpandolin club.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-26
Mark Twain and IA. proofr.ad.r
Chicago Times Herald.


Chicago Times Herald.
u Is Denver newspaper tradition that
sNe funniest biz % journalistic work ever
done by Mark Twain was strsrgi<d by q
too friendly proofrea5er. Marx was given
an Ggnmsnt 70 write Gp the opening %
shloon--Quits noteworthy event n
gose DAYS In ths Colorado town He
Thought II would b funny 20 make has
account Of the festivities bear CLIENT wit
nsss TO 1ae potency OF the free refresh
rnsnss dispensed. The article b~ssh sober
~ enough. but soon the dictton became
misty, thea rne spelling grew confused.
ard finally thu whole tAtnx dexsrarrted
into 9 maudlu. ircohe-ent suiogy % the
saioon-keegsr.
IL Was funny. Mark read Il over ard
laughed until be cried. But rf1s next
morning when Ia eagerly scanned fha
paper ne could not find his woEk In an
obscure corner he saw q two-lias item
Stating that the Alcaxar saloon was
opened with appropriate festivities LAST
night" That VAS all.
He rushed down TO the office and In
CURED about his article. The managing
editor knew nothing about Il The city
editor couldn't tell what had become Of
IL The foreman said he hadn't seen r.
As Mark was snoring about the sout-
rage" and was running about me office
trying 10 get track OF his missing copy. -
q pvoofreader slyiy nudsed him and said,
eonndsatia4ly. You owe me a cigar"
How Is that?" inquired the aumorist
I've earned IT," was the reply. Il
saved your Job for you last night May
DO you don't know how the old man hera
feels about such things, but ne won't
have II II ha finds II out. Hes nred three
men since I've been hers-tass saak way"
Just what Way
"Wny, Juss as you were last night you
know. Your stun wouldn't DO at all; Il
WAS simply awful / knew IL tbs OLD man
saw it you were sons. 80 Axsa IL up my
self"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-26

o. C. laharee has purchased fer HIM
senf. Rufus II. Pope. ~. r. Jay T. Graves
and others. the Midnight. which - the
tsfsh extension CT the famous North star
mlae ia East KoosenRy. The deal was
eazed last week Very little work has
ben done on the Midnight shut several
open crosscuts disclose. Mr lahafsS
says. the same character OF ore "a that
l. the North star Mr., Labaree has taken
sens OF this ore 10 Rcssiand. IL l. a flch
koklng carbonate. There Is no Ealeus in
lae North star but Il is the immense
kasy Of carhonates that IS heias mined
a present
Mr.. l.aharee says there are SEQ tons
= Tits ore now on taa dump awaiting
sAiameat IA the spring. and that II viii
~ shout so IN lead and SILVER. ft u
as the purpose % Mr.. lahaTee aud Dis
@ociates - DO any Development waTk
The Midnight til spring. The hne u
- Grows Nest pass road VIII pot ren
~ from the North star.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-26
The ooeoanuf Crab.


The coGoSuut crab IL one u the oldest
specimens OF the whole crab family. He
lives In the South Islands, and makes q
diet OF coooanGts- THIS species has = pAlr
OF front legs terminated With a strong
pair OF p.acAers. and * Is WIKI thess that
he husks the nat ausd brea ks through the
weakest portion CT the saell The crab
begins at the end whore the eyaaoles of
the nut ara situated. that hslng the weak
est place In the shell. When the husk has
been removed the crab commences ham
mering tbs shell with his heavy claw.
and sGAoa makes al opening, throQ Sn
which ne extracts the meat OF the nut.
Mr. Darwin. writing Of this crab, says:
81 think this Is as curious a case OF in
sssnct as l ever heard Of especially Ia
structures 50 remote from each other In
the scheme ~ nature as a cocoanut and a
crab"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-26
The Hand Cancrrf.

Tho vocal sosoisf AT the band concert
nsx.S Sunday afternoon VIII De Miss IS1iu
Baukxer, who viii render the gscitativs
sewf Aria from Cozta'a Oratorto OF Esi.
Miss Baragsr came to Seattle direct from
three years lard study a. a private papsl
OF Courtney. one Of tae beat teachers N
voice culture in America. She has won
her place as a real artist % Ter splendid
interpretations OF classical selections, as
well a. By her brilliant soprano voice.
The band has endeAvorst BY careful
preparation. a. well as hv the eslsction
Of vocali@ts OF merit. to give the people
OF Seattle each Sunday an entertainment
worthy Of patronage, and San5ay's con-
cert will be no exception 20 the rule.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-26
SALE OF THE ENTERPRISES.
xsv the Finch Syndicate Made
Nearly $500, 900 In IL Months.

ras following particulars covering the
xnssrg Of the Enterprise mine on SLOGAN
/ .ss are from the Nelson Tribune:
-rae Enterprise group OF mines on Ten
~ creek, east OF SLOGAN lake. controlled
/ y John A. Finch, are under bond TO NJ.
LYMAN and others. OF Colorado, for
ID sbl The frat payment OF $4,000 has
M pad, sos. 900 10 to be paid ON May /.
"a the balance. tl5o.ooo. 20 bs paid on
iay I. In The deal Ar. Finch viii hold All
r.srest The group comprises the Enter
ys,s. Enterprise Fraction and SLOGAN
ysasn. They were located IN lssi by X j.
KsrkEood ard J. A. Mckannon- In ISIS
~ group was bonded 90 MIR. Finch for
up and the final payment was made
ss October. S.nos Mr.. Finch acquired
ne property he has done large amount
work, and the mine rs now developed
b about 1900 feet of tunnel, including an
n shaft from No. workings. A second
IN shaft In now being driven to comment
n. 8 and No. tunnels Two cars OF ore
sAaeh have been shipped to thu sIneher
sstisd s3,sI7. Preparations are being made
whsch will enahls thu company 20 make
shipments OF ten tons daily"
II may be added 10 the above that tie
Enterprise group wes secured for Mr..
linch and his syndicate by II. X. Neil.
ssso has long been AIR. Ftnch's trusted
sxesn. Mr. Nell secured the property in
es0bsr, iss5. The Finch syndicate there
isrs held II about fourtosn months. In
,h3l time they did the development work
xhioa proved the Enterprise 20 be NINE,
and mora than rasd for tals Development
work from the o-e taken out. As the price
paid on the original bond was ssb,eo. Mr.
Finch and his associates VIII clean nt
ron he sale between s17s.eoo and 500. ooo
Il II probably the most Succession deal
ssw made In the SLOGAN country.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-26

A novel annlleafi0a 81 a. alarm ciis1S >
me uses ~ a business csAee mas e~en ras'ie
~ a N'st-axa saveutcr. opeFafea 81 sfs
sane pzsneapia a. che Ordinary Aksf n1
,,a-k. wgsA an esecfrIe ee1l attachments. it
eas b So for Frogn - - eassSerassa 's
s,e- boar. ara az the exact tiEsla Ter ~al-a
the resnsn 1er - sea an st4cSTs2 ,lreii1t -
,-le.aea aua 8 eelf - eeg Ftngtfs a a.cA e,rH-
tiaues 20 s1aE-a-ti-a uusA "il-1ra oa
s4seA a seVsoe Il usaf ai ~ many Alssuaas
u.aa. ssseA as lswyerS Sactors. eaHkeg@
ana others q ~ NtsA 20 f~e frintsstst CT
SoEse engagement og appolf.' 7senf - t2&sssst
,~srsssat,v havsar 20 Gear "a yuzn4 re
rsnhf 81 asn2.