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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-22

Mdbrenb bic Wert6erbD6ung Der Mttien
Der Safe Sbore~8abn Der 3uderzHaffinez
rien unh ein5elner anoerer unterne6mungen
duf befonbere unb allbetannte uria9en 5uz
riid5ufubren lit, muB Der u1gemeine 4uf@
f9pung obne Srage benz 4ufblii6en Der Sc
f9dfte i'm gan5en 2anbe 5ugef9rie6en tperz
ben, Dieter Guff4tpung fpiegelt Die 3u@
nabme bes @oblftdnbes unb Der Grtragfd=
bteteit beg 2anbes tpieber unb betpetlt, baB,
m0gen audi etfrige Spefufanten ie na9 ibrem
nrt6eil unb ben 9liidsumtdnben bes Murtz
tes an bieIen Qttten 9elb~ geponneu ober berz
loren BADEN, bieienigen, pel9e- ibr @elb
It barin anlegten, beute bebeutenb rei9er
1inb, als inn September oorigen Sabres.
Die 8eiiBer bon Qttien unb Bombs BADEN
Die poiitioen 8elege in 9dnoen, NIT benen tie
ben alIgemeinen Aufi6pung genau msien
f0nnen. Snbefen fommen Die 9iinitigen Sc
~bingungen, benen fe ibre 8erei3erune Derz
banten, benz gan3en8 OIte 5u9ute unO ii4ern
linn einen pett grDBeren Woblitanb, als
es ii9 Dor einem Sabre ~erfreute. Our9 Die
erpeiterte @eGegenbeit, @elb gu berbtenen,
mtrb audi Der &ei9tbum bes 2anbes in un=
meBbarer unh unabf9dBburer @eife erbObt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-22

Portei purbe Der l1nparteili9teit geDa9t
nit tpel9er 9err bon 2ebebop iein f9pisri.
sss antt~ bertpaltete, unb bic GbrIi6feit feinet
Abft9ten, ietn bobes Re9tsz unb Pfli4tgez
fubf am.rtannt. g1der iprrr ibm au4 ni9t
Elm @Iiidpunf9 aus Sriebri4srub gefebIt
baden. 9enn 6etanntli9 legte er ben @orIiB
i'm GethStuge nieber, als bieier iih peiserte,
ibm bic @rluubniB gu ert6eisn, Dem 5iritsn
8ismard i'm Namen bes 8ei9stages gum
@eburtstage Slid gu piinfden.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-22
Sid rd0enSe simSet.

Sn Marplanb bat Die 9efdngniBSNufz
Ii1tsbeb0rbe in ibrem lebten 8eridt auf bas
urge6eure MiBperbdltniB 5piiden I9maraen
unb peiBen 3u6tbausftrdflingen aufmert=
iGm gema9t, unb nennt oieien 3ultanD neine
@efabr fir Die WobIfabrt Der @efeG19aft".
8on Der 8eoDlterung Marbtan6s bilben
bic 6arbigen ndmli9 MIR ben %fiinften 3beil,
SIN 3u9t6aus aber 1iben neben 348 peiBen
MGnnern unb 5 neiBen Srausn3imnlern
AS Neger unb sc Negerinnen. Sem Be-
bDlterungsDer6dltniB 3ufoIge Iolten fi9 nur
1853 gaeger i'm 3u4tbdus befinOen; itatt
befer it ibre 3abl breimaG 10 groB, Sin
glei6es MiBOerbdltniB berrf9t i'm SAITH
morer Stabt9efdn9niB, mo Die 3a9t Der
WeiBen 308, Die Der Neger aoer 408 be-
trGgt.
Nun ia! Mie man fi9 bettet, 70 i9Gdft
man. 6Gtte man i'm @iiben feline @flaben
eingeI9Ieppt unb 9e3ii9tet, 70 6rau9te man
6eute ni9t iiber bic @erberbt6sit Der Neger
81 iammern. Der Neger 1T einmal bo; mir
fOnnen uns ieiner nidt ~sntduBern, unO Nles,
mas mir tbun t0nnen ltno gu un!erem ei9e@
men 8eten tbun miifen, 1T, Die duf feine
@r8iebung seri6teten geitrebungen mad be-
item &rdften 5u untertiben.
SIM uebrigsn frdgt ,ss fi@, O6 Oas MiB<
berbdltniB in ben MurbIanber 3u6tbduIern
unb @efdngnifien uud. Elm gang eere9tes lit,
D. +. Ob es 10 groB Iein piirbe, miiroen Sic
WeiBen unb Die 5ur6igen bort itets nit
glei9em Mabe 9emefen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-22

Bon u lit NIT einem @alfa6rer
cine neue. biesmaI ebte 8rteftaubenna4rt9t
angetommen, bic aber nod BON Is. Suli,
aliD benz apetten Sage mad Der 4uffa6rt unb
aus 1922 nDrbl. 8r. unb 1875 DfG. 2Gnge
batirt lit. 9as benefit, buB Der 8a0on IN
BEN eriten Sagsn teinen giinitigen @tno
norbtpdrts gebabt bat. 9enn bic nOrbli9e
Gpibe BON SpiBbergen liegt unter 82.48
n0rbl. 8reite unb Der 8allon mar alIo nun
etnas iiber anbertbalb @rab noroli6 ges
luugt, tpG6renb be~tanntli9 bic Sram big gum
1857 unb NanIen Ielbit Biz gu 86.140 n0rbl.
greite Dorsebrungen iinO. Ob Der SaIon
fpGter bod nod gum POE gelangt 1T = tOer
pirb Is er5d6len2
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-22
GtabIirt felt 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
232 nmO 234 of 2iamoorp6- Sfraee.

w uU1Oodl0 W LGOIdl
232 unO 234 Oft g%sanoorp6-$ traee,
awiiGen TranfGin= unb Marfet.Str,
Gbicago. SaS..
erbiett in feinIter Waare: /.
Gene bnH6n0iidDe Wtttd)mer WOu=SGringe,
Smportirte @antbmrser ytoM=pdrtIse,
yieuie MppetitsSito, ger6ud1 erte Sprotteu,
Neme 8rabantcr SaIS=SaroeIen, !
Warfnirten @Gmbur9er MaI. +.
YmfI. &aOi1r, ruf. gar0tneS,
Nrans. SttffeIs2 arottteS,
G~traBbur9er 0anSIeber.Yateteu,
Ghampignpms, Stip EN-, &1pern,
9IiieIoorfer Gemf, 2SeimeIig,
4ledbte 8rnMnId1tp. GerDeIafmurit,
Tranff. 8~rattumrt, SaIamt,
&ttbe6ct nipG cIt, Seltoluet Titbett,
Stibedsr 6mtttbe9men frsns: Srbie",
2tcdtes SIinem0L Wtobn0l,
@etrodncte &setoeIbeecen, 3tuetid d. etntuS,
gSadbbp IOerbeeretl, &iittnt Ell, DtpbMSantet,
9tedDten unOar, WOlen:Y1prita,
9euti d. $,irie, 8rtinfera, &tmlen,
Berlgerite, Y~&ctscn9rieS ttne 0riibe,
&eismebL @ertofclntsbL GrbiemmebL
0farrer &neipp'8 Walafafee,
9entidlem @idelfaffee, Gtdlotien,
NeiMItcm SaDas umo Mpffas&affee,
Wedbten run. uno d1iteiiidDen Ebee,
Teimfte q antue=SbpfOI00e, &afao,
Medten tntmc mtbaler G@neiaerfaie,
G~ciuitcu &itab Nabnt= ltno SanofGIeS
Nrontage DC @rte, Noqmefort.&aie,
Support. gdltpeisermtldI, Sfr6uterfaie,
Wedbteu &tebia'a EIeiidbcrtrQft,
Friid)e q etutrSe, WamiuabObMen,
&aMariens, Ganf= Mno taNSIamer,
8emIIes, 0Innten= ano @rasfamen,
9Sariier Sdmnpft1b6t bon Nobbe6,
Medbten @ienenbont9, 9elbeS Wads,.
9eutid1e Gpimnraoer. SoIsidMbe, II. f. h.,
Aaes 81 oed b~llligffen Grelien,
Henry SchOellkOpfs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-22

rSte tDnren benz golfe ia9en, 6ab 6as Gorseben
Ser Administration In ber cubanii9en Sra9e
ieben @meritaner Sufrtebe en- fe Re II mirb!"
(@c&tnlep an bic pubtttanti9en
Stn prebner.)
OaS beiBt Elm groBes 8Ort geGaifen aus
geipro9en! Mc&inIep alfp gebentt bas bis@
Der unnDgli3 @ra9tete mDgliA, ndmlta es
alien Meni&en re9t gu maiden! Oas pdre
tpdbrli9 Elm &%unittiid! Nber - man bort
bic 8OtI4aft po6l, uqein es febIt Der CLAUDE!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-22
Mnoe,ihts her perf6iebentlin n,tfto,165en

angefi&ts Der Derf4iebentli9 auftau6ene
ben Mnbree 9en grieftauben
fei baran %erinnert, baB bic bon Qnbree mite
genommenen Sauben ouf ben 5liigein bic
8u6ftuben 81. 9. (Oie Nnfanssbu9itaben Der
3eitung r&ftsn@8labet"), cine Nummer
ober6alb Der Stiigel unb ben Namen .4nz
bree" auf Der l1nterieite uufgetempelt tragen.
Sauben batten teine 4luminiumrtnge an
ben 5iBen, als fe Spibbergen perlieBeu, unb
u%nterpegs perben iAnen pObl feline angelegt
nDrbsn ietn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-22
9as steieet Der Gnrie.

@enn man bic iebtgen 0uptationen auf
Der Nttien60rie nit benen bes porigen Sabres
bergGei9t, 10 ftn6et man etnen unterI9ieb
tpie 5piI9en Berg unb S6al. unb es iin6
ni9t ettpa Bios ~ein5elne @ertbpupiere, Die 10
gepaItig in bic 906e gegangen finO, fOnbern
bic Gursfetgerung lit cine a~Igemeine. Sr
folgenben finb einige Der pi3tigiten unb be-
b~sutenbiten 8eiipieIe Der @ertbiteigerung aaz
oefi6rt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-22

Sn OeutI9lanb, mo man, ieitbem Der
iieb3iq1te @eburtstas" gum tIaffiiden Sn=
battle Der Gefebii6er geporben, ale 7oiten Sc
burtstoee feiert, lit audi bonn teb5tgfte en-
@eburtstage bes friiberen Reihstags>
prdiibenten 9errn BON 2epeBon, am
IL. biefes Mondts, BON Der pref1e Noti3 GEE
nommen tporben, unb 3par bur4tpeg in Is9r
freanDli@er @sife. Obne lInterI4ieo Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-22

Was fGllt benin berI9sbenen beutf6ldn=
bti4en 3ettungen elm? Sic MAIDEN aus benz
groBen 30. u. Mareus Murelius) gamma
einen einfa3en SO c9anna! Sein. fafz
iif6en 8Ornamen f9rumpfen in Die :rif4e
oOer i4Ottif3@irfi4e @oriilbe MGc 5ufam=
men. Gina neil iein 8uienfreuub i'm Metz
Zen 9auie 9lei9fuIs cine Iol4e @Oriilbe fet=
nss 5amiliennamsns bat?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-22

mem Sibe i'm 8unbesfenat, ben IT nod Bis
gum Sabre 1903 einnebmen wirb, Iber Die
tur5e 9auer Der republitanii4en 9errf3aft
in Marplanb unb fein nod fur3eres BOB
thum nanbenfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-22

9as groBe l1eberi6pemmun9s : rngGiid
am 8aB erinnert an bas linz
glid, pel6es i'm September 1875 in fait ge=
a berIelben Weife Die Stabt Snbia=
on Der W}ata9urba=8ai berni1tste.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-22
18ooSMtp6

On perfaufen: Gtne 86dereI in einem ~reiseuben
y Sopn, II Waeilen BON Chicago. SeItene 9elegeubeit
fir elnen tnbtioeu 8afer. Saus NIT @tore 25x60 NIT
8 3immern, Gtolun9 fir 2 8ferbe, @ement=Seaer unb
8rtd=Sfen. 9ot IS SUB Srpnt uub 100 SUB tief. 9rets
$2600. 9lur 5000 &aib erforberlid, &eit auf 3et nab
lOIn2gDtu2nD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-22
Nn5ei9en.

0aIemoer fir 1893! @9ter 8abrer SinfenDt
ON 9otc 2Oc 9euti6er Retbs6 ote zoe; Ser gteue MeI.
Ralen6er zoe; @d9iiiter OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES zoe; Seip.
3iger Yagne'S Sornllien= Ralen6er zoe. Sc gen Ginien
bung bon 81 ien6en mir obige 3 8aleuber franco per 8oft'
KOELLTNG &c KLAPPENBACH.
9euti9e 9u1bauDlun9, lO0--lO2 &anbolpb ctr.
SeIenbDu g2oin PIG.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-22

0GMfeepaBt, GeimIudDcr, ~anfgepaBt!! @oat
~ Sbr ein Gudb rei9li6it n6brenbes Seint, an Der
81. 9ouI & 9ulutb G%lienbabn in fel Stdhe bon Bar
mum, mo- fir arbettiame Sente lnittleinen attttelu oenf=
Ieitbte So9lungSbebiu9nn9en gu baben lift = Sn ben les.
ten Il 2egen baben, cine 9rOBe qn5abl 3eutife oteie
prd1tige 9ele9enbeit beuHBt lno fb bebuTS NnIieoIulg
bort %unsefanft. gaunlet ni6t NIB menbet GudD fOfprf
on: SppepeGI tie. 8onb=@o mmlidr.
0 Slpbe Building,
18ag3Wftp6 ct 9anl, Winn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-22
9m Derfaufen:

Sine gut etn9eri9tete Sommertpirtbf9aft, romantifG
9ele9en al Der gsoroieite bes 5ogflnfies. in Der g. @arb,
Appletou, Mis. gu oieiem Sei9dit 9ebDren 5ablrei6e
loon uno Office. cine 9roBe 96euer uebft 80 obubaus
nno sntes @aIIer. 9ieies @eI9dft 1T perbanben nit
e'1 S1sb Ssq9.OO 6isIe yS @eia5 aage IA ei 3 ape nnS SsGs' binioeu
9reis au faufen n169en eefdni9ft horipreben BEL
8ip4m6 &OMiS &ebmtaum, NppIetou, Mis
The silver lance., 1897-10-29
The Greatest Ride In History.

A territory Of 271 600 square miles,
comprising Washington, Idaho and Ore
gon as they are today, was saved to the
Union by one man. He had the courage
and heroism to ride on muleback for
three thousand miles. The ride was
thrilling, the hardships marvellous. the
result glorious one. The whole story,
beautifully illustrated, will be given in
the November issue of the Ladies' Home
Journal, under the title, when DR..
Whitman Added Three Stars to Our
Flag" the closing and most intensely IN
teresting article in the Journals success
full series of Great Personal Events" !"
The first women to cross the Rockies
figures in the story, which proves beyond
a doubt that they preceded Fremont by
six years.
The silver lance., 1897-10-29
The Toledo Weekly Blade.

Every intelligent family needs in addi-
tion to their local paper, a good national
weekly. The greatest and most widely
known general family newspaper is the
Toledo Weekly Blade. For thirty years
it has been a regular visitor in every part
of the Union and is well known in almost
every one Of the 10000 postoffices in the
country. It is edited with reference to a
national circulation. 1t is Republican
paper, but men Of all politics take it, be-
cause of its honesty and fairness in the
discussion Of all public questions. 1t is
the favorite family paper, with some
thing for every member of the household
Serial stories, poetry, wit and humor;
the household department (best in the
world). Young Folks, Sunday School
Lessons, Talmage's Sermons the Farm
stead, the Question Bureau, (which an
swers questions for subscribers) the
News of the week in complete form and
other special features. Specimen copies
gladly sent on application, and il you
will send us list of addresses, we will
mail copy to each. Only 81 year. If
you wish to raise club, write for terms.
Address THE BLADE.
Toledo. Ohio.
The silver lance., 1897-10-29
TEN MPERANCE.

More than three millions OF dollars
pass daily into the Golfers of the liquor
traffic OF this country.
Ten bishops of the Methodist Episco.
pal Church In the United States affixed
their names to the Polygiot Petition.
Turn now to the temperance revoiu-
tion. In 1t we shall fnd a stronger
bondage broken, viler slavery manu-
mitted, greater tyrant deposed.
Abraham Lincoln.
Chaplain Bradshaw, of the Allegheny
Co.. Pa, Workhouse, testifies in his an-
nual report that in the four years OF his
chaplaincy less than six per cent of
:.A.sse sent to the workhouse. including
women. were abstainers.
South Africa has village on the
great Brak river. owned by Messrs.
Searie & Sons. who operate several
Email factories. in which nearly ono
hundred hands are employed, AL OF
whom are abstainers. The village has
no liquor, no policemen. and so evenly
and smoothly do all the Inhabitants live
and work together that 1t Ii q model
village.
Miss Charlotte E. Maxwell. of the Bo-
tolph Gymnasium, Boston, Mass. has
seen for several weeks guest of Lady
Henry Somerset at Eastnor Castle, and
u dDOuL ~ HI uP q 8 y hlhaoiuii Aoi hSs
ladyship's use at her beautiful Manor
House, the Priory, Rejgate, twenty
miles from London. where she will in
struct classes during the sun nmer
months.
Missionaries say there are seven
American bar-kcepers in the village OF
Nazareth, the home Of the Savior The
New York Tribune thinks. II 1t be true.
at Is time for the Institution there OF a
temperance crusade of unusual zeal and
energy. Mahomet had no use for bar
keepers. and they have no standing In
the Koran. and are only allowed in ter
ritories Of Islam in difference to sup
posed sentiment in their favor on the
part of foreign visitors. But there are
some shrines and holy places in which
they should be forbidden to compound
their eiixirs. or to put in any appear
ance, Official or other, and that Ma.
sareth Is one of them IL not &c he tor
Q moment doubted"
The silver lance., 1897-10-29

DON'T wear jewelry while on tour.
Don't powder your face on the rogd.
Don't wear rubber-soled cyclina
Don't race. Leave that to the
scorchers.
Don't blush when you take your frsi
ride.
Don't go to church In your bicycle
costume.
Don't imagine everybody is looking at
vou.
Don't wear laced boots. They are
tiresome.
Don't keep your mouth open on dirty
roads.
Don't converse while in a scorchina
position.
Don't ride where e. man would fea-
70 wheel.
Don't wear white kid gloves; silk II
the thing.
Don't wear a garden party hat WITH
bloomers.
Don't chew gum. Exercise your jaws
In private.
Don't ask What do you think Of my
bloomers?"
Don't use bicycle slang. Leave that
to the boys.
Don't go out after dark without .
male escort.
Don't negsec. to carry compact tst-
tie toilet case.
Don't go out without needle. thread
and thimble.
Don't tempt fate by riding too near
the curbstone.
Don't discuss bloomers with every
man you know.
Don't allow your dear little Fido to
accompany you.
Don't use your bicycle dress for .
bathing costume.
Don't pay any attention to the re-
marks Of hayseeds.
The silver lance., 1897-10-29
WAYS OF PUTTING IT.

It was q Bath poultryman's little
daughter who asked him II when the
sun sets 1t matches out all the little
etars.
A Kansas city restaurateur an
nounces his provisicf, of catfish for his
patrons by hanging out a placard.
~Baked Cat To-Day"
When the Shah of Persia left Berlin
some years ago, the garrison watch
word given out was weinfrrth." +"
This means. or is a pun upon. THE pig
v gone" The Shah was nasty cuss
The Hot Springs, ArlG, Thomas Cat
says that never since the sphinx raised
It's head out Of the desert. and the cave
dwellers dangled their feet from the
tips of dizzy precipices, the surface OF
the earth rolled in waves OF flames and
four-legged birds paced the streets OF
lost cities, have cheap theatrical cara
vans been praised and Ys1ffed and slob-
bered over as they have by the daily
PRESS Of this city"
The silver lance., 1897-10-29
THE COLORADO MIDLAND.

Since hard times struck Colorado we
have been under the painful necessity Of
restricting our train service to one
through train u day in each direction.
Now that The Midland is benefitting by
the improved condition of affairs in the
West, we have decided to resume double
daily train service, effective June 28th.
On that date we will place new card in
effect, which, while making no material
change in our present No, 5 which leaves
Denver at 8:45 10 the morning. Colorado
Springs 1l:25 a. M, arriving at Grand
Junction at l2.4O the following midnight.
and No. 6, leaving Grand Junction at $3.50
a. m. arriving at Colorado Springs at
$40 p. m. and Denyer at 920 .. M, will
place in service the following trains:
THE UTE No z to leave Denver at
$50 p. M. Colorado Springs 1910 a. M,
arriving at Grand Jundtion 1856 .. m
the day following.
THE COYOTE tNo. 81 to leave Grand
Junction a. 6:20 p. M. arriving Colorado
Springs 6:l5 a. N. and Denver 8:45 a. a..
the following morning.
The equipment on these two latter
trains will consist of Pullman Palace
Sleeping Cars from Denver to Grand
Junction en- route to Ogden, via Rio
Grande Western and vice versa; Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars from Denver to
Leadyille and vice versa; Pullman Pals
ace Sleeping Cars from Denver to Grip
pie Creek via Divide and the Midland
Terminal and vice versa; standard day
coach and baggage car Denver to Grand
Junction and vice versa.
We ask your cooperation in making
these trains success. The schedule cons
templated provides the best train service
between Denver, Colorado Springs and
Pueblo and the mountain towns OF Buepa
Vista. Leadville, Aspen and Glenwood,
as we'll as to points on the Pacific eIopes
1t is well for you to bear in mind that
there is no kick coming" from the pas
senger routed over The Midland. The
scenic features, train service, eating house
facilities (run by Fred Harvey, ETC., are
all first class, and disgrunsled passenger
is an unknown quantity to u.s.. Then
don't forget what comes ut the end of
the month" Yours. truly.
W. F. BAILEY, CPL
The silver lance., 1897-10-29

"The blood is life," and At this season
OF the year, more than any other, this
important factor in our animal economy
is liable to become impure, owing to the
fact that poisonous vapors, which have
accumulated and become frozen during
the winter, are now being rapidly thawed
BY the warm spring weather, and, COM
biuiog with the air which We breathe,
Aad their way into the blood through the
lungs. These impurities are readily el-
minated by using Hoods Sarsaparilla,
whose merits as blood purifier are too
we'll known to need comment. For sale
at the store of the Colorado Trading l.
Development Co., s1.00 per bottle.
The silver lance., 1897-10-29
THE RED RIVER DIsTRIC T.

The best way to reach Red River City
10 via the "Santa Fe Route" to Springer,
thence Moreua Valley stage line passing
through BaIdy aod Elizabethtowu, over
an excellent road open all the year.
Stages leave Springer daily Except
Sunday at 700 a. m, carrying the
mail. For full information, address,
}. P. HALL, Gen'l Agent,
Denver, Colo.
The silver lance., 1897-10-29
Mining ApplIcatioi, No es Ute. Survey No Isoos
U. 8. Land Onice, Glenwood Sprines,

Mining Application No % Ute. Survey No I7oos
U. 8. Land Ohace, Glenwood Springs,
Colorado, October %, 1887
Notice is hereby given that 4. W. Bailey, by T.
O'Bryan his attorney in fact, whose postofiice is
Crystal, Colo, has made application Tor pat
ent for 1900 linear feet ON each of the Bullion
Queen and International lode bearing silver the
Bullion Queen being so5 feet ss'40 and
o95 feet ss'4o, W, and the International being
1O4s.l #. running N IS 10 Z and 45i It running
8 $3.50 W from the respective discovery cuts
thereon with surface ground 400 It on Bullion
Quesn and 2sO.46 IT on international in width,
situate in Rock Creek Mining District. Guunison
County, sta.e Of Colorado, and described In the
plat and field notes on file in this ONCE - fol-
lows, viz:
Bullion Queen Lode-Beginn1ng at cor no /,
whence U L NJ Meadow Mt bears s5' IS 657l
it. thence n So 4O'e 1870 It to cor NO 2; thence
o o5' SOC. It to 3; thence ss' 40 1900
It to cor no 4; thence O. 05' 800 # to cor NO
1. the place of beginning.
International Lode-Beginnins at cor mo 1,
whence l. NJ Meadow Mt bears n 81. IS e6571
#. thence q 05' " lo477 # to cor 2; thence
8 ss'0f 5l0.76ft to no 8; thence 79' 10 9
$3.50 # to cor nod; thence o. 0s' 2so.48ft to
cor ro s. thence . So 40 1900 IT to cor NO 1
| the place Of BEGINNING. Var. IA 1o'e
Containing 1859 acres. forming portion Of
| the unsabdivided Twp. Ii g., Range "a W. Of the
9 principal meridian. Said location being re-
corded in Book i23, pages $40 sa7 of the records
Of Gunnison County. Colorado.
Adjoining claims Surs No 5s15, Midland lode
No 1i450, Inez Nos l., 2. 8, Il lodes; No 1881
Cryatal City No 3lode; No 3i36 Clarke lode;
Ne 1888 Clarke No 2 lode.
PHILIPPI. Register.
| LIST pub. Oct. 90 Last Dec. 81, 1897.
The silver lance., 1897-10-29

Wednesday Garwood H. Judd and
John II. Brothers were 10 camp nter-
viewing our citizens. The gentlemen
both express themselves well pleased
with the outlook, and con6dant Of sue
cess At the polls:
The silver lance., 1897-10-29

The Bible Intistute Colportage Asso-
citation, D. L. Moody, President, is in
need of more colporters. Earnest young
people desiring to give the whole or por-
ton OF aheir time to Christian work, with
remuneration. should address, A. P. Fit,
Box x, $50 La Sale Ave-, Chicago, Ill.
The silver lance., 1897-10-29

whea the three Crystal boys are
sselseeiog under tropical sun in Ari-
s,ns n AIexieo. two or three months
frnn acv. they wiIl wish for some Of
our SNOW. (Apd vs will wish they
would laks Il sway)
The silver lance., 1897-10-29

This week Horace Villa ms and fam
lily left camp for Breckenridge, where We
understand Mr.. Williams has . contract
on tunnel extension. In their depar-
ture Crystal loses another family whose
long residence here made them seem =
permanent portion Of the camp.
The silver lance., 1897-10-29

"A long time ago." - childrens sto
riss begis, eats we're very valuable in
Crystal, but nov there are % many it is
= easy to catch cat a. it il to catch
yellow fever down south.
The silver lance., 1897-10-29

Sunday, Henry Rothschilds, Jim
Brown and Al Maugold started on their
trip to Arizona. They were sAll well
mounted and two pack horses carried
their effects. They will travel by way
of Grand Junction aud then west and
south through Utah,
The silver lance., 1897-10-29

w. N. Ward hiss been the busiest
mae in camp the past week. moving to a
new house and helping his wife get
things ssrsightened around. He says
moving is the hardest wark in the whole
list.
The silver lance., 1897-10-29

Bill Bermingham made trip over to
Crested Butte Sunday, to bring medi-
eins for Neva Usher.
The silver lance., 1897-10-29

There are just about enough people
going to remain in Crystal through the
wiator to give Bellamy's co operative
boarding house scheme . trial. Suppose
We Try ii?
The silver lance., 1897-10-29

jim Usher's wood pile is being rapid
y transformed from immense logs into
stove lsugths.
The silver lance., 1897-10-29

Everyone desires to keep informed on
Yukon the Ylondyke and Alaskan gold
fields. Send 1Oc. for large Compendium
OF vast information and big color map to
Hamilton Pub. Co. Indianapolis, Ind.
The silver lance., 1897-10-29

Il. A. McGregor, fusion candidate
for commissioner was in camp Sunday
and Monday, trying to figure out what
his opponents majority will b in this
corner Of the county.
The silver lance., 1897-10-29

Willis Mclaughlin was over from
Crested Butte Monday with jack train
load Of coal.
The silver lance., 1897-10-29

T. O'Bryau, assisted by Joe Fisher,
h getting in his winter supply OF wood
shis week.
The silver lance., 1897-10-29

Domiuoe whist is giving llanky -panky
. close race for arst place in local popu-
larity.
The silver lance., 1897-10-29

George Melton is going to have sew
sral tops of blaoksmithing coal brought
over the range this week.
The silver lance., 1897-10-29

This il snake season for the hosres Of
the eamp:-" shaking" logs in for fire.
wood.
The silver lance., 1897-10-29

Mn. Sarah May and Frank Dempke
were examining some properties up on
Meadow Mountain, one day the latter
part of last week.
The silver lance., 1897-10-29

Henry Rothschids was . victim of
Jack Clayton's last week. Jack sold
htm's pack horse.
The silver lance., 1897-10-29

We can already imagine seven or
eight feet Of snow covering the fences
and stumps.
The silver lance., 1897-10-29

A jack train load Of supplies for the
Daisy mine passed through camp Satur-
day.
The silver lance., 1897-10-29

Ambrose williams drove over to
Crested Bate with Harold Mordsunt,
Friday.