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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-12-27

Mrs. G. e. Godfrey has new Wilcox &
White organ.
Frank L. Whitney IL in Montpelier, taxi
ing medical treatment.
Harry j, Corwin is here for few days
from Lowell, Moss
Principal W. H. Cummings Of .Meriden,
N Ii, is at A. II. Powers for a few days
Mrs. jeanette ID. CLARK has returned HON
from an extended visit TO her daughter in
IL Andoph.
w. f. Davis and wife left last week for
Jacksonville. Fla.
Flor, nee Deusmore, who has been for
soms months will All aunt at Emo burgh
Falls, has returned home.
Fred Monkey has |, TN paying a short
visit in town from his present location at
East Randolph
Flora M. Corwin is home from her
teaching in New Bedford, Mas, for the
holidays.
Mrs. w. A Hood was called to Montpel-
Ter last week by the death of her aunt, Mis-.
Wealthy Clark
The annual fire district meetings. warned
to be held at the town clerks Office on Mon
daynext at four O'clock.
The annual meeting Of the Orange Coun-
~ Creamery Company vii be he'd at the
town clerks office on Tuesday, January 2,
at o'clock p. NJ.
w. s. Hatch has bte en- confined to his bed
since the first of last week with a severe car
buncle on his leg. Charles w. Bacon is as
sisting in the post-office and store in hi, alb
| sence.
The Christian Endeavor society of the
! Congregational church will give d New
| Years wishes" sociabe next Monday even
ing Everyone is invited to bring writ
ten wish for the New Year and 10 expect
| an answer.
The holidays have brought home for a
two weeks vacation Addie M French from
Northteld Training School; Harold ID.
Comstock from Dartmouth college; M.
Blanche Townsend and Zilla N. Smith ( ON
Kmball Union Academy and l.. Lyle Ira
| cy from Goddard Seminary.
George T. Hebard Command, Union Vet
eraDs' Union, hiss eltced the follow Of
icers: Colonel, b. II. Adams; lieutenant'
colonel. j. M. Sanford maj )r, j. III. Griffin
surgeon, III. b. Ly ford; chaplain, w. Ill. IL.
| Hall; quartermaster, M. o, CobuIn; adju-
tsnt, K. r. Peters.
Quarterly meeting was observed on Sun.
day at the Methodist church. Presiding
| Elder Davenport preaching in the village
III the morning and on the West Hill in the
afte noon. La the village, one young wom-
an was received into the church on proba-
lion.
The annual meeting OF the Congrega'
tional church will be held on Thursday
January 4 The busidess session will be al
1880 A M, followed by diun,l and roll
Call. Any member of the church unable TO
be present is desired 10 send response to
be given in answer to his name at the roll
| Call,
The following officers have been chosen
by the Ladies' Aid Society OF II. e. X. Hall
Camp, Sons of Veterans: President, Mrs
s. G. Coburn; vice-psesident, Mrs. E. l.
Lathrop: trustees, Mrs. Louisa Clough
secretary. Mrs. s. A. Mattoou; treasurer
Mrs. L. w. Bixby; chaplain, Mrs. b. NJ. I'm
derhill; guide, Mrs. q. M. Bixby; outside
guard, l.. Belle Chandler; delegate. Eunice
A. Noyes.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-12-27
North DuXbury.

Miss Maud Ashley OF Waterbury was 8
guest of Miss Frances Smith a portion Of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs John Burke of st Adams
and Mrs, Nora RYAN Of Burlington spent
Christmas at Richard Burke's.
Mr.. and Mrs A E. Durkee of Winooski
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Dur
kee, parents of the former.
Miss Margie Callahan OF Chester and Mr..
and Mrs, Chester Simonds of Waterbury
speut Christmas at the house Of their par
ents Mr.. and Mrs Frank Callahan.
There was Christmas tree and exercises
at the school house at Durkeeville Satur-
day evening. The speaking and singing
by the scholars were very good. Evory.
thing passed off pleasantly and all report
very good time.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-12-27

j ID Bidges, e itor 'Democrat," Ian
csster, n. H., says, "One Minute Clu- b
Cure ia the best remedy for Group | ever
used" Immediately relieves and cures
coughs, colds, croup, asthma, pneumonia.
bronchitis, grippe aud all throat aud lung
troubles. 1t prevents consumption W.
Terrill q Co
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-12-27
South Corinth.

Charlie Waugh is working at M. N.
Humphreys for the winter.
Born, at Coriuth creamery December 81,
a son to Mr.. and Mrs, George Doe.
Ten tons OF pressed hay was drawn from
the farm lately occupied by Q. d. Cook
during the past week.
W. l.. Crafts of Oxford, N. H., accom-
panied by Mr. Reed OF Windsor. was in
town last Thursday purchasing ancien
furniture, crockery and other relics.
Mus Nslla Sanborn, accompanied by
Miss Fairbrother, a sister teacher at Wa
erbury, is here for the Christmas vaca.
ton. John w. Sanborn Is also at home
from st. Johnsbury.
b. b. scribner needs to take a back seat
on his boosted pig which dressed 33t
pounds, AZ j. 8. Chapman killed one eigh
months old last Thursday which tipped the
scales at 375 pounds. This pig came from
the pen OF j. l.. Avery at four weeks old
Mahlon Humphrey remains to be hearC
| from.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-12-27
East MONTPELIER,

Miss Mary Hamblin since her SISTERS
death is living with Mrs. Susan Dodge.
There were Christmas exercises at the
Morse school-house. at the Center and at the
North village.
The first whist party OF this season ia to
held at the East village hall on Thursday
evening January A. Playing is to COM
mence at half past eight o'clock. There
VIII De music IN attendance for dancing. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
A very pleasant occasion was the home
wedding on Saturday evening at George
and Edwin Gould's of Miss Eta Mae Will
son aud Vernon Leroy Brown by j. Ed
ward Wright. The bride was prettily at
tired in white silk and wore roses and
molly combined. The presents were beau
tifu and serviceable Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
go to Randolph to live for the present.
Many good wishes for their future welfare
accompany them to their new home.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-12-27

Enos Felch was in Barre Saturday.
Mrs. Slicer has been suffering with a
quinsy sore
Miss Butson spent Christmas with her
parents in Topsham.
The supper was postponed indefinitely
on account of rain.
l. Nj. Kicker Of Groton was in town We'd
nesday and purchased nearly a hundred
sheep and lambs OF Lewis HUTCHINSON.
Stocker Brothers were in town last week
sacking wool, purchased by Lewis Hutch.
inson. They have seven tons ready for
shipment this week
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01
Gbos aus ser Oeroanoenhett.

@eo. $. 8ragonier, Bloomington, Sus.,
i6reibt an Or. Peter Subrnep, @btcagp,
SGtnois:
r3eitungsartitsG in Rational ,Sribure"
in 8eaug auf Sir ltnb Sbre Seilmtttel rt@
fen oIte @rinnerun9en tpieber tua9 unb
fann i8 ni6t umbtr, btefel6en 5u papier
gu b~ringen. SIM Sabre 1927 in MarDlanb
geboren, bra6te id meire friibe Sugenb
nabe Der 8llpe &iO9e Mpuntains, mo Der
ate 0ottpr peter Gabrnep 10 erfolgrei9 IN
feiren &uren tpor, 5at. Ileber 4un0ert Wfets
len in Marblanb, pennfploaniG unb 8trz
giniu mar fein Guf berbreitet, Sein 2ea
bens3tped tpor, in ben SuBtapfen Des groz
ZEN Meiiters 81 parpbeln utb nn9 fet1em
8Drbilb bic 8rdnfen 3u beiGen nnb bic Nies
bergel@lagenen gu trDftem
Nun, mein 9err, ipenn Sic BEN Gbaratz
ter unb bic Geiites9aben beg alten Spftor
geerbt 6a6en, 10 bobe& sic Die Ma9t, gum
8eften Der letoerrben .Menf4beit nnenoli9
pirl @utes gu tRun.
N4tlngsboI Sbr
George s. 8pagpnier.""
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01
Darifer Brief.
gDn nnferm @pectaG= GDrrefpDnbente H.
Ndri5. II. Sttpber.

9nn unferm Special Drrefponbentem
8dri5, II. Gttpber.
Der geginn ter Specification rnO Der Sbsaz
terfpieG3eit in Parts pfle9t burd 5pe: Greigz
nife marfirt 3u tperben, benen man in ber
EieIigen @efellf9aft ni6t obre @runb cine
geprfe Wi9ti9tett beimiBt: bus Rennen Inn
ben @rpBen 9reis bes 9ariier @enteinbez
rat6s urb Die feterli9e @%r0ffn1ng bes &C.
ri9tsiabres. 9uS Sportfeit bietet Der 9az
menpelt 9ele9snbait, lire reren Spiletten gu
3eigen: bier tpirO bic SERB Itmpbe 70 81 fagen
pffi3ieG feItgeitelt. Nu9 bate fi6 bic gauge
elegante Melt BEL bieiem NnIafIe HenDe3bous
gegeben. Mtt elmer mertmiirbtgen uebereinz
1timmung, Die = npfern man ni3t ou4 6ter
cine ,.8erI9pDrung" nittern min - nur auf
bic ge6eimniBbole Ma9t bes tpeiblifen Snz
finftes 5uriidgefi6rt tperben fam, bate bic
Oamenpelt fat olgemein bag faltenloIe
grim8eBtleib oerobl6iebet. Jupe paysanne
lautet ieBt bic benz bisbert9en 2oIungsrorte
Diametral ent~gegenge1ebte parole.
Ser prdibent Der GepubIit, bur4 ben Be-
Yu6 Ielner 6etmat6Itabt Mpntel ,rlar unb
amtli9e 8eiien o~ufge6alten, mar auf Dem
Aennen ni9t erf9ienen; fein SefTel blteb leer,
mG6renb neben unb binter bemIelben bic offtz
sieQe @elt unb bds biplomatif9e Corps nit
i6rem rei9en 9umenflOr glGn3ten. &obe@
fort rerlangt bubsr i'm nSntrdnt9eant" 9err
2oubet IoGe fofort feline 9emtffton geben,
neil er elmer ieiner pberI ten Nmtspfli9ten
ni8t no99etommen 1et! Sir ben pbantaiiz
I4en 2aternenmann eiebt es in Der Shat
fdum einen tpi9tigeren 8or9ang, als elm
Wettrennen, unb, 70 tpie er, benten gar 9iele
unter ben yOberen 3ebntauIenb". NQe5
lduft eben bier auF Experimentation, G9auz
%fe1ana, auf bas 8ebiirfniB duBersr Nctipn
pier poIe, auf bus Seben unb @eIebenperz
ben 6inouS. Nus bieIem @runbe lit 6ranfz
reid9 ol6 bus 2anb bes 36eaterS obne @lsiz
ben. Ddrum peroen i'm 2aufe elmer Mo9e
in itaenb eiuer europdiI6en 8rOBfabt mebr
Carrier Slide dufgefii6rt, als in Par;s braz
matiI6t Gr5eugniile beS @usldnbes tpdbrenb
sins5 %sJdtr6unoerts CUR 0ariteIung gelanz
qsp. paris la6orirt an elmer literariId=
fiuItfettI9en Misrepresentation, tpelde auf
Dos aan3e p%atiier Geben ilnO auf Die gauge
i6rtae tioiliiitie Welt a6FlieBt.
Sic Get9tigteit, nit Der bic fran3DIfAen
Bii6nenbt6ter arbeiten, 1T erltauntid. 8iele
bon t6nen finn i'm Gtanbe, einen Qt: in ipe=
nioen Gtunben obtn3utOerTen", cir grDBere8
Gtjd biunen ddt &agen 3ure4t5u5ir!mern.
3reili9 1T bic 4rbeit MIR proOiIpriIb: I'M
8%crlaufe Der Gtnitubierune tpirb Qqes unts
gearbeitet, jebe Role ibrem Srdaer inbioiz
bueQ ungepuBt unb oft auf Soften Der nr=
ipriin9liAen Sbee Die gan8e 9anoluag auf
ben 8opf 9eitelt. Was 1T aa4 bic Sbee2
Der fiinftlertf9e Gffeft lift N1es! Gin foG>
dies @erfubren febt natiirlt4 cine LANCE
aei6e griinblider prOben borau5. SIN
gan5en pirb bier our 9Orbereitung zines
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

@us sriinem SiogonaGtu6. 8ron50ff9er
@itden, pbne Mittelnabt, mt it 9e5adtem
oOet 9eraOem 0fauDe, tpie Die S1uitration,
pber 0titfen NIT alien 9tGbten. Sic bop=
peltn0pfi9en @orbertbeile paien bur6 cin=
fade GinnGber; Sai6en NIT gei0psiften
&lappen. l1mlegetra9en uttb ipibe 2apels,
Ser einfa6e &ermel aus 5tuet Stiid.n 1T
pben elm ipenig boG .unb bat bure5 Mai6i=
nenitt0e i~ntitirte Mani9etten; iol6e Mas
i0tneniti6e 5teren bas 9an5e Safet. Sin,
9erober l1nterrorb 9iebt SailorsGffett, bod
ip aud Elm ge5odter &anO moOern unb fur
Diele Siguren fleiDiamer.
Mriter 7789 in @r0Ben BON 80, 81, Sc
38 unO 40 3pG 8rutipette.
&e9uldrer 9reis Is @ts. nnier
9reig 10 @ts.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01
@ad5ent4tdge gltaots gtaats. Bsttanta. aaHtuood, 1, atoueneber 1899.

ni6t ndh. limb nen11 i1 es t6dte mn6 ge%
qen i6ren WiQen einen Mann beirat6ete,
ben tie fir etnen 8erf4penber bit, ite
ipiirbe lire 0robung ausfii9ren." l1no baz
Bel friegte ite einen Musbrud i'm geit9t unb
ibr Rinn ipurbe eur5 10 Dieredig, seiaig, pte
bas ibrer Mutter. Isle tpiirbe MIDI entz
erben unb bas ean3e @elo, fir oa5 fe ibr
2eben lang gearbeitet urrb gefpart bat, benz
ftGbtii3en Muifenbuufe Derna3en. ad.
lieber 9err &Gaus, Idgen Sic S6rem 9errn,
er 1pq bo9 na9geben Wus fam ibm benin
groB an fOI9' getdfelter Warb liegen. ipeun
er mid Gteb bat2"
Sen 8ef9eib bra3te i9 meinem Serrn.
Sr ld4elte triibiinnig bOr fi4 bin, fagte
fein @ort, ging aber gum @erneinbeporz
ftanb unb mel0ete fem 4ntpefen 5u Dffsnt@
li9er Seil6ietung. Mid Bat er, i9 m0ge
ba bleiben uno mad feinen 4ngele9enbeitcn
feben. ST reifte ab nab Stalien. Gu fam
bies 6aus unter ben 6amrner. Gin lG9erz
li9 biQiger preis mar Das Musgebpt. llnb
tper eri9ien inter ben 8~ietenben9 Srdu
Staufer! limb ibr blie6 Die @iQa ri6tig
I'M einen @pottpreis. sic bate eben Elm
10 eutes @ei9Gft ni6t einen Qnberen MAJ
6en IaKen polen. Sa, bic Srau berz
ite6f5.
SEPT fdmen bic MD6eG 6eteir, bic Srur
6taufer auf aIerlet Nuttionen btGig Suz
Iarnnengetnuft bate unb in Dem Manfarz
benaimmer oben purbe Nues 5ufammengez
T9oben, mas Srdulein Gina an Nusfteuer
bdtte mitbrtngen folen, unb bas 6uus
tpunbe bermietbet. Sd erbot MIDI, nub Dem
@arten 3u feben als g~elernter @drtner, Der
ih bin, folange midi 9err &ldre mod bier
lafIen tpiirbe BEL feinen Sa9er. 9ie ftebsn
nun aber f@pn ms 5peite Sabr in ben ST.
item, bd, urb mir BADEN inbeB ben fleinen
Sungen befommen unb 9err &lare reiit
nob INNER in Der Welt 6erum. 9a muB
i9 midi tpobl na9 einem 9oiten Tim eben,
ipo ib meinen 8erbienft bel Srau UNI
&inb 6aben tann, 10 peb mfrs ul19 tbut,
baB i9 NIT bieiem 9errn nimtner Sufamz
menfommen fDG,
Der Sri6ling ging, Der Spmmer fam
urb Elm Sommertug bra6te ou6 Srau
Stoufer tpie6er berauf nab Der 8iIa. Sie
bate NIT Der Miet6erin gu fpreGen. 9ieft
m0ge ni9t ungebalten iperben = bic Ga
1en aus benz ManIarben3tmmer miiBter
ndmli9 binnen Sturgeon fprtgenpm1nen tpsr-
ben, es piirbe aber tpobl NIT einem ein5i.
gen Sag Der StDrung abgetban ieiu. Sbr'
Sp6ter babe fib rGrnli4 perlobt nit ben
geiiber elmer penfion in Clarence, tpo baS
@e19dft f9on i'm 6erbit fart sebe. Oil
9o93eit io1e bober f4on &nfangs Sep.
tember ftattfinben, tpo Is i'm Sberlan&
i6on rnbtger fei, bamit bic itnge 5ron not
etpas 3eit 6dtte, ft4 felber ein5nriften uni
ein3uarbeiten, e6e Die Saiion um @enfel
See anftn8e.
,NIs SrGulein Gina fur3 barauf felbe1
mad Der @iIa fam, begriiBten mir fe uni
bra9ten i6r unfere 9~liidtpiini9e CUR Ser.
lpbung bar. Sin 5ufrtebenes 2G9eln gilt
iiber bas p1t1beri90ne @eii9t. nSSa", fa9tC
fie, nes tit Elm fG0nes @efbGft unb Elm GIT.
ter Minterpoiten. 1tnb ba i9 bic Qusiteuel
bo4 f4pn battle ---
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01
1lIIoemeiner mddrenrndrft.

Blu tie r-gsfte Creamery, 22H-2Sc; l. Analtdt
1896; gD.2 16-16hc; bette na3gsma4ts. Is Ia.
bette 9airg 1913; l. QuaIttdt l5-l6c; 20uaLttdt
A-l5e.
sd - Ituins, 11-1l1c; gouus g~Irusricos. l2-
1916; Bird, neuer, 11H-12c; Sintburssr, Heusr, IL
11Ae; G6weiaer, I2h-13e.
80 ne n-BsIte, S1.5O-l.52h; bette yWlsbiuuts"
s1.45-1.47H.
@efGh seG-Surfeps, sH-shc per gIb.; 3abHsr.
7hc per 9fb.; Springs. 7h-sc Der @fO.; @dnie. 7-sc
per 9funb; gnten, 1916 per 9fnno.
Gier - @ans trii9e, @erluite obsere6nst l7c
bos 9ubenb.
WtGbpret-prairie.9H bnsr, per Sussnb. s.. Is.
cartridges, $7.50-s.O0; Quail $1.50-L.75 IS; mooocod
SO. 90. 6 II t n-W1aaarbs, S4O0-25; 9feo Seaos.
S4.oO-4.25; Zeal, $I.50-2.25; Satinipe, Sl.25-L50;
@Ipper, @pIben, $1.25-L50.
Go1bft eli d - go big Is Bfnnb Setui9t 7-Se; Is
Bis 100 9funb. 7-8Hc; 100 bts ITO pfuub. S-9he; oe'
mbbnli9es big i9peres. &c.
@ ED lac tete 8 d IN m er-$25o-3.M.
Srif9e Stf9e-8Iaf 9aB. basYfunb, 12-l2he;
Ytte, SIC; 8idereL. 5-5hc.
gienenw 9s-Ssn0bnltass bis betss. 1872:
per @funh
81 mi a-9uufIer BIG bener, 10-l5c per pfnnh.
8efencprn $500 per Tonre.
pDpcDrn-8eftes, $1.o0 pet 100 BtinS.
tau be n-3abme. rnnsere bts feHe, 5Oc-SL50 pSbb.
MepfeI- 81. 75-2.1 Is bas S5ab; bette. $2.25-2.75;
Dir nen-S1.2 5-l.95 per 2ee.
80 Ell MT au be n-@pncorbs. l2H-lk Der s.pfuaS
gosfet; 9elatparrs. 5=8funb Sastets, 13-14c.
@ttron ne n-Galifornier. So. 5-4 bic RiitE.
ga~nanen-9efte, 75c-$i.50 bas 8iinoeL.
gaItfprmter Off 9haunert 4sl5astet grotes.
81. lo-l.2O; girneu, pet Rife $~2.6O-275; Erauben.
2ofnner 81. 50-L60
s-@aps Cob. $L5o--475; gBtseonFu.
Ben unb Buele, $5.25-5.50.
RartoffeIn- 8urbants. $3.50; Se6rons, rs
zoe per gui9el; Stole $3.50; bieftse in ~ Su i9eI
5Gden, 35-45c
ehb.RartOftsGH-Ssriep, s. oo-2.so; 8irsiuia
81. 25-1.5
gfrtbe aben- $I.0o-1.2 5 per 100 8Inbet.
SeIIerie-Wi9i9on, 40-50eptr 2lfte.
Gurteu-bieitgs, 50-65c per Out.
gDei Str aut-SteTges. $l.o0-l.25 per @rate.
Gaq Q~Iant-25-35c pet 9ubenb.
81 nj a q obueu-25 per Quart.
| 8uiebeI 1880 per l 8uibeIsSnd.
SDmateH - Stefiee, sI.oO-l.25 per gnf@eL
metBribeu 9futnba9as. $3.50 pee gui&sL
Cd pd M me - 1920 b. gfo.
GeIbrHben - neue, 75c fir 100 0hnheL.
Rifermaareu - Observation-Disclosures. $L02K-
Lose; feline 6GmolsftIten $l.10-I l5.
S~&ute-Srtf9s e~snlsen. f9per, s1-s1c; friIhs.
o.IaIseu, bsiGdsiat sA-82e; &alb. 9te. l. l2e; 9ss.
2, N-l0HG
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

9tus f9tpar3em @bebiot. Sic Ndbte tperz
ben nit i6tpar3em Samrnet corbirt. Sben
lnten corrett abitebeno. Sie
Siile btrten tpiro IN 5tpet Salteft 9ele9t,
ipelfe ungefGbr 6 3oa bon Der SaiQenlinte
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

SrOntteiG Dben f6ntal, bonn &nte bernie
Der obfte6enb. 0tiiden 1nb Setten rabbit
mig, slatt paienD, Obne 6ille. Der atof
BAIT in Der SaiQenlinie bur9 @irndber l:nD
bat feline Siile in Der b%interen MittelnaDt,
ipel6e nit elmer boppelten 0teibe bon Nfaz
16inenfti0en berieben pirb unO iorgfdlttg
eeprebt tperben muB, beionbers art S3lib,
SHUTTER 7785 in @rDBen bon %, "a, &c.
% 1ttD 30 3oG Soi1lenipeite.
&e9u1Grer 9rets Is Gts. nnfer
9reis 10 Gts.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

Sat atGe Mdbte binten; paBt 9Gutt iiber
ben 9iften tnb itebt na6 uttell at graOz
tpeiie ab. @orn boppelbriiitig, nit cineut
@itndber berieben unD NIT 4 srOben Gno>
pfen 6eforirt. 9reiter 1tmle9eErogen uto
iptbe Sammetreoerg. Mermel aus 3ipei
Stiiden, oben siemli6 bp1 unb unten iiber
Die @anb falenO. @arnirung aus paiez
menterie in rei1et Mrobesten. 8orn 1tnz
ten lit bieIer 1leberrof let9t ge3adt.
Mltfter 7784 in @r6Ben DDn 80, 81, 90,
SO u1b 40 3oG 8ruitpeite.
&%e9u1drer 9reis 25 @ts. nnfer
9reis 10 Gts.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01
Wdrftbertht.
Bdarperf6ufe.

gut ntermeiAen - 9totber go. g. 7o-7lt; rntbeg
go. 8. e7-7oc; barter glu. 2, nouiuen, SIC; barter gtu.
8, 64-66e.
SrHbtnbrsneiSen - ytortbern yto. l. 7o-72r;
Nprtbern SO. 2, 69-72e; $40. 8, 64-70t.
Mois-9to. 2, S2Ae; peiBer $50. 2, 32At; eslbsr gto.
2, S2hc; $40. 8, 3l%-32c; eslber yto. 8, S2Ae.
SAFER - gtO. 2 23-23Hc; tusiBsr yto. 2, 26t; gto. 3.
22Ic ueiBer go. 8. 25-25hc; merger so. 4, 24At.
&ogeen-gto 8, fir ben Spei9sr. SIC; No. 2. obns
2a9ertoiterL, 54hc.
@erfte-N $40. 2. obne 2aesrfoften, 40-44e.
Sdmtreteu-GIa9s, $40. l gortbtusftsrm nhf benz
GsIeiIe, $l.2S; 2tmotbp, $1.75-2.l5; 2lssiaHten, $500
100.
Stmotbp. ~s7.5o-l1.5o per EOnns; nplnnh
groirie, 81. so per Sonre.
etroD- &p99en, Sc. - so per EOnne; 2esiiet
uub Sofer, $4.5O-5.O0 per SDuns.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

Ntts eolobral1nem Sud-, paKenO gum
@of. 9ie ipibe 9ofe binten Inn born be-
ftebt aus tornfarbigem, getrduleltem Muuiicz
line De Sole iiber 9lei6farbi9em 9ttlas. Cine
Ooppelte &eibe @olOgalons, bpn braunem
Soutmet eingefaBt, umrdnbsrt bie game
Oofe. g8eiDer &ragen ltnb Salnmet9iirtel.
9as Sud- ipirb obne Ndbte 9Gott iiber ben
0fitden ge5ogen. Ste lei6t baui6enOen @orz
bertbeile, nit S9leife aus @olo9alon, idliez
BEN an S9ulter= unD 11nterarmldbtel. 9Or
ani9liebenbe @ermeG aus 5tpsi Stitden bat
S9ultercaps aus MOuheline De SOie. &bz
ltebenbe !Manl@etten.
Mtufter 7798 in @r6Ben BON 80, "a, sc,
SO unD 40 Sol 8rittp.
%&esuGdrer 9reis 25 gts. nnfer
9tets 10 gts.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01
5dn1tturnf er- @ferte.

ftu8 fetsendbt ter6er. @ebr tleibfam fir
bole @etalten.
Mufter 1899 in @rDBen bon %, 24, &c,
%, 80, 80, "a unb 36 3oG Sataenlp.
&e9u1drer 9reis 25 @ts. nn1er
0reis 10 Gts.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

glus NainIoof, 9atnirt NIT Gpiben unO
@iniab. 9aBt bur9 S9ulterz unD Inter
armndbte. Sebr paflenD fir itarfe 6i9uren,
Da iebe SiiGe it6er Der Butte ieblt. Sam
runben Dber 9eraOen &usi@nttt baben. 11eber
Den @iiften 9ei6ipeift uto NIT notbipenDi9er
6ii1e i'm Goftbeil.
Mufter 1906 in @r0Ben BON 50, "a, So,
SO, 40 unb AZ 3oI 8ruitpeite.
&eguldrsr 9reis rs @ts. nnfer
9reis 10 Gts.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01
Timan1bertdD t.
Der 6eIondrft.

gDs6IeI anf gtsip gort tpuroeH ssitsrn nit s5e Sis'
tonto perfnuft.
9ta9ftebenb bic fir esftsrn uu9e3etstst Ws9ieItnrie
auf bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Guropa's:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

Sebes Muiter, tpenn audi auf elmer Mbz
bilbnng bargsiteGt, toftet 10c.
Wir er1u9en unfere 2efer, bic INNS 8ez
ftelungen fir S3nittmuter per 9oit iibers
mitteGn, ibrsn Brief nit elmer 3peicents
Marte au frantiren, bu Elm Gent ni4t se>
niigt.
Ou bic Mtufter BON Stem Yort aus CUR
8oft gegeben perben, bauert es 8 Bis 10
Sage, Big bieIel6en an Die 8eits1er geGangen.
@pGte Scenario fem Mufter ni4t erbals
ten, 10 mDge er nt9t Dergefen, Bel ettpais
ger 8eI9perbe Nh1mmer nno 9rOBe bes be-
Fenten SHUTTERS genau an5ugeben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01
Uiebmdrft.

mtnbotsb purOs in Osn etOa. gorOs hi. fOIgt
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-03-17
PROSPEROUS ERA AHEAD
More Men Being Added to the Force at the
Granite and Bimetallic Mines.
FLUME FROM FRED BURR LAKE
The Lumber Has Been Hauled to Granite
and Work of Construction Is to Be
gin Soon-BOth Lakes Are to
BE Used as Reservoirs.

Regular shifts are now employed at
the Granite mine, additional miners are
being put on every day and things are
gradually assuming the life and activity
of former years. Men who have been
idle for long time and have patiently
awaited the opportunity to 60 to work
have at last received the welcome order
to report for duty. Ore is being hoisted
from both the Bimetallic and Granite
mines and the tramway is busy deliver.
ing the same at the Bimetallic mill. The
entire mill has been started up and it is
thought that by next Monday every
thing will be adjusted to insure the con-
tinual dropping of the hundred stamps.
Large shipments of supplies are being
received by the company, and one day
last week the railroad freight charges
alone amounted to nearly $500. This
means considerable business and is con-
elusive proof that the mines are going tc
be operated extensively.
Nearly all of the lumber for the new
fume from Fred Burr lake to Granite is
now piled up at the old Granite mil
ready to be distsibuted as soon as the
snow in the mountains settles sufficiently
to permit of temporary road being
made. The new hume will be built some
distance above the old one which fur
nishes the water supply for the town o
Granite, but practically along the same
line, and is to be 24x2S inches in thu
clear. With a good grade this will bring
considerable water into Granite and
good deal of power will be obtained
Fred Burr lake will be used as storag
reservoir and vast body of water car
be retained for use during the dry sea
son. A foot dam of solid masOnr.
is already in place at the lake. which /
natural reservoir site. extending loni
distance back. and ten foot raise woul'
mean an immense quantity of water
The lower lake is also to be used as
reservoir and dam will be required t
do this as the country around the lax
is more fiat than at the upper basin
The construction of the new flame vii
give employment to quite ii number O
men and make things lii Granite appea
like old times.
1t is thought that the company vii
enlarge the capacity of the Granite con
centrator and that the water power fror
, Fred Burr lake is calculated sutficien
} for the operation of that plant.
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-03-17
TWENTY-FIVE FOOT LEDGE.
Encountered in j. G. McLeOd's Property
in Harvey Creek District.

J. G. Mcleod, the Philipsburg mer-
chant, is continually developing his
gold properties in the Harvey Greek
district, and from what we can learn
his prospects of becoming millionaire
are becoming brighter each season. A
wonderful amount of work has been
done by this gentleman on his claims
in that district; in fact, few business
men in a town the size of Philipsburg
would think Of putting SO much money
in a prospect without some return in
the way Of dividends. During the
past three or four years he has ex-
pended in development over $l3, 900,
and while he has owned the property
for years he has not taken out single
cent in the way of profit. He has gone
about the matter in his usual quiet.
businesslike style, knowing just what
he was doing. and didn't care snap
whether anybody liked it or not OF
agreed with him in his method OF
working or coincided in the matter OF
putting SO much money in a prospect.
That he is on the right track and in
proof that his judgment is good, il
may be stated that he has recently en-
countered lead % feet wide, of good
quality of gold ore. 1t has been neces
sary in order to reach this lead to rul