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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-31
THE OLD WAY
OF Treating Dyspepsia and Indfg~s-
ton by Dieting dangerous
and Useless One.

We say the old way. bat really IL Is a
very common one al present time. and
many dyspeptics and physicians as well
consider the first step 10 take in attempt
ing 10 snre indigestion is 20 diet, either hy
selecting certain foods and rejecting 9TH
ers or to greatly diminish the quantity
usually taken, ia other worls the sfarya-
ton plain is hy many supposed to be tire
FIRST essential.
The almost certain failure Of the starva-
ton cGre for dyspepsia has been proven
time and again. but stiA the moment dss-
pepsia makes las appearance course Of
dieting IS "a once advised
MI this Is radically wrong II il foa,-
ish and unsclen;iHc 70 recommend die,Ing
or starvation 20 man suffering from Is =.
,.epsla. because indigestion itself stsrves
every organ ami every nerve ana every
tihre in the body
What the dyspequc wants is abundant
nutrition. whtca means plenty oT good
wholesome ~eu-cooked feei and some
thing TO assist the weak stomach 10 digest
H. This is exactly ;he purpose for VII On
SfuartS Dyspepsia Tablets are aaap; esl
and ;tis is the method by which they cure
the worst cases q dyspepsia. ia cLaer
words the patient eats plenty OF hole
some food. and Ssuart's Dyspepsia Ia biets
digest Il for nim- In this ~ay the system
IS nourfshed and the overwutsss3 stomach
rested, because iAe tablets VIII digest th@
feed whether the stomach works or n0t
one * fasse tablets viii digest 1910 grains
Of meat Or sSaS.
Your ttYuggist wsli tell yoo fha5 Staarf's
Ty sp.psia Tablets IS the p8rest AMI safes,
remedy FIR stomach gFos3sleS, and every
triai makes ea~ more friend FOR this exeef-
lert preparation Sg54 "a - cts FOR fsls-
sfxe.{ cksE~. a. All drug s7afes
\ iltsle sook "a Stomach diseases mailed
free IS addressing F. 4. stuart %. Mar
shall Affen
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SCHOONER srRF DUCK ROBBED.
Thieves RanSack the Cabin While
the Captain Is Absent.

Thieves ransacked the cabin OF the
schooner Surf Duck. which ia anchored n
the foot Of Washington street. Wednesday
night and carried off bundle of person
al effects which Capt Hank bad purchased
a short t{fue before.
Capt Hanks home is in jefferson coun-
". over ~ miles from Seattle. He is just
starting on a criuse and came 30 Seattle
80 complete Quitting. He left his schoon-
or for short time. bat did not take the
precau;ion 10 lock the hatch as he thought
q light IN the cabin was sufficient ia keep
thieves away When he returned he found
things ,umhled about ard his personal
outfit. missing He says that the thieves
overlooked articles that We're OF much
more value than those they took. II is
hts idea shat they watched him go away
and thought that he had left money In
the cabin. The case was reported 20 the
polio. at - yesterday afternoon
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20 Mrs. Davis vas fraudulent and made
only fer the purpose q cheating ana de-
fTauGtug The formers creditors
The levy IF the execution WAS the cause
IF all the excitement yesterday. X cuutd
not nave come at i more iu0ppoTtuEs
time Toy Mrs Davis patrons The week
before ENEteT sunday IS the height II the
m+ilineTs harvest time. and ia Mrs. pa
yis' workshop deft-fngered girls were
hus,ly engaged III putting together Won
drouS structures Of felt, feathers lace
and ribbons remodciing last springs bon
nets and performing other commissions
fer customers.
When thu deputy sheriff came in all
work STOPPED. and Whet her the Gus. orners
vii! set theiT hats aua bouuets in tine
fer sunday y problem. Eu;I; Mrs. pa
SIS gives bends for tlla release of the prop
erty the sheriff mast hold H. and the
anxious patrons siTsg ia vain for their usg-
atlainahic head gear. which. AS they told
the deputy. Mrs, Brown dent own ST
au Mrs. Brown has ru1a rel Attorney
john II Powell and VII taxi steps -
bring hrr customers ana their hats arc
hanaets together again as speedily rs pos
slNIe.
The sttorpey on ttse osher sdc alsa4
kao~ when he procured the levy ~ the
execution uu Mrs Davis store what "a
harnsts ueet he had overturned fiut hs
kuoRs uoN lie had tweuty csua 10 tAe
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And Wa Chong Reseues Curiey'a
Body From POtter's Field.

Coroner Spatling held an Inquest yes
terday morning al Eonney & S ewari's an
iertaking rooms over the bcdy Of Joan
Curley the Indian who was killed by a
Columbia 4 Puget Sound frelgh. train
The Jury rendered a verdict generating
the company.
AS soon as the manager Of the Wa Caong
Co heard that Curley was brother
in-iaw of the head OF the firm, he ordered
that the body De buried in Lake View
cemetery. Wa Chong is in China. Serv-
ices were held a; Bonney * Stewart 5
chapel yesterday afternoon.
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talk it over they did,
with great gus;o.
while all Pike street
masculine Pike
.t!reet-stood at a re
spectacle distance
ard hstt aed
Mother ard daugh-
ter. mistress and
maid. saGCy sweet
sixteen and silver
crowned sixty. We III
men OF every age
ana soe.sI position
were III the thTong
aselis y sfasf .a.f - an 3
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LEV|ES ON EASTER BONNETS.
sHERIFF.s OFFICE CAUSES wO-
MEMS RIOT ON PIKE STREET.
sudden Ciosfux of Millinery Store
Carries CONSERVATION To Fair
Customers Can't Inderst5nd
Seizure of Their Hcadgcar.

Before the loci he {
ard b3Iie-i doors Of a
f'ssEe-Ssrs*t millinery
est4 bis hueut there
cce urrei yesterday
morning one Of the
s1ranLeSs Flgts IN the
a8st0ry % Seatile Gae
participants III The
agnGnstFatieu ysYe
more taan I9a tx
cited women. q be-
sflGers-,i deputy saeT-
- = -, -
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Tunnel victim wa. a Mason.

Edward Demon. the young man whe
was Killed in the Cascade Tunnel. on The
line of the Great Northern railroad. March
y. by a falling rock. was native Of New
Canton. III On his death bed he said he
Was a Master Mason. and "A member OF
Lodge Nc 2S1 A +. & A. NJ, OF New Can
ton. H. II rem aims were brought 10 Sc
attic early Wednesday morning and taken
10 Bonney & Stewards undertaking rooms.
II is probable that they will be sent East.
The rock struck him on the head and
shoulders and crushed the homes badly.
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Attorney " II Morris. who represents
Louis Kay and chin ouone the China
men accused - conducting q lottery AZ
rs Washington street VAS unable - pro-
cett with she case 30 the municipal court
Yesterday morning owing - Illness
Judge Carn srant.a a continuance. -
April 81 releasing the defendants on 81
cash haM each
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noon, before Judge
Benson. . suit on the
notes was tried and
J u Il x m g nj given
against Mrs White
for about s. 800 At
toTneys FOR Mrs.
Eialstat procured an
execution on the
tudg ment and had
the sheriff seize the
stock of goods In
Mrs. Davis store.
claiming that the
sale from Mrs Waite
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telephone EeSitfd8 y
before iuucA ana Naca
.gfrs4 "a different -
GaSe voice ina uiCed
ssst4s my nes E0s-
Reg hat cant yoU
please tri, ne when
can Get iu 70 eet
&traI tatT
alters e-sule. "a pes-
'oU hUf the clerk ia
t5@ LAWYERS cuts ~
etii ~ Attvnl}s "a
tsprn I1e la&yer
aaS ;p,e es.sy tn eX-
plain
#. ks.ss ~tre+lr- - the
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Egg ~ssnshrr sim In Jail

Jswes GulnG- wh" IS accused e stealing
q ease - eggs from tte s-ew Batter store
on FIRST aEe41t@ urar Pike "Wednesday
uiEa- ANA dropping fheTu on tf;e sidewalk,
wheEt chased by p Tuoh WILL - tried IN
ere CsaHicsTai court this morning far petit
'a1ce5gy. Nuinu ia s'iN ~ Jali in default -
Bonds
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AMI sE FENTa.
THIRD o1vEs[UE 7-HEozqER

'Phnze. MaIa -.
w NJ R1lS.Sl4 lessee snd Manager.
Al Yrzs Week gasSic Plays 1--we
Not for as age naSt s3r az zine "
Farexe& Erg&geDsnE - ne ioeng
American Actress
JANET w \ IDORE.
vxs--ssf tgy "a company - intelligent PLAY.
-. IN grand repertoire 81 sgsases~.'eaF
ear pksys.
Tonight. MACH Ado sheut NoshinE~
F>-Fssss~~Na performance
Sslasgssas nssz.gec ts.sa4s su1rs3-- Romeo
and JaUei.
saturday nigga g1s-egsssr.
rs 4&sT pgsees-
NJ .,4sfQxrsa@aes Good Friday.
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$500

very attractive rev house OF rooms
SIKH avenue between Union and Pike
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THE feltan w4ll ee cesspsete EAsser
Eaarkss yosg9FEV~.
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OF COURSE. CERTAINLY.

Try the new through tourist car via the
Northern Pacific and Burlington Route.
Leaves Seattle for Kansas City Mondays
and Fridays. For rates and reservations
inquire at lo3 Yesler way.
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MISS WILZINSki. Optician. il2 Cherry.
free
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rR ANNIE RUSSELL woaAsn-s 4.s-
cases ~ NlmCS.ey
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SEE the Fulton Market for supplies for
your Easter dinner.
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FISHING tackse &N k-ts shear s<
siaa -sci.i.ev4' s CUTLERY Store. s. Second
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-Fhnze. Mala -.
" NJ UzEssSss Lessee and Manage
The silver lance., 1899-06-02
MINING APPLICATION NO. % UTE.
MINERAL SURN. ~ No. i2s2s.
q. g. Land Office. Gunnis''n. Colo.
som

U.s. Land Office Gunnisn, Colo.
May ~, 1899.
Notice ;s hereby gwen that Alfred T. Ferris by
r. q Bryan his attorney in fac' whoss y 'sf"hnee
is crystal, c..lo, has made sppication for
patant f.,r 800 linear feet on the Black Diamond
No. . and the Billy Bryan No. l. and 40 Feet on
B,liv BRYAN No. 2, and Black Diamond No.
lodcs bearing siiyer, with surfa;s ground so4.il
feet in wi ith ON th. hrst two nam d and 20 feet
on Inst two named, situst.. iu Rookie eek Mining
District, Gunuison County. State OF Colorado
and described i tn" plat anal ii sid notes on ME
in this office, as follows. viz:
Black Diam md No 2 lods Beginning at Cor.
No. /, whence s. W. Cor. Sec. q. r., IL g., X. 10
W. of the ssh p. m. suspended bears y sss "a
-. s7si.27 f., thence NJ 4j0 W.. 1910 #. to Cor.
No 2; thence 54' ~ W 3I4.t II. TO Cor. No. 81
thence s IS T., 1870 It. 70 Cor No. 4; thence N,
us4s E. s,4.41 IT, t., Cor. No. l, the place of
beginning.
| Billy Bryan No. lode, Beginning at Cor. No.
|. whence s W., Cor SEQ. 8. T. IL S. r., So w.
| If the 9th D. m. lSuspsaded hears s.. o9'Sf E..
G73l n f. thence NJ. As W., 1893 # to Cor. No. 2.
thence N, 81 45 t. 3ui Il # to Cor No. 3; thence
| s ,45 e., lJ01 ft to Cor NJ. !; thence s., 81 Al
W., 3O4 Al # TO Cor. No. /, the place of beginning
| Billy Bryan NJ. lode B ginning at Cor No.
l, wl.euce the g., w. Cor. Sec. g. L. II, s., R., 50
| w. of the eth p. IN. lSuspendedl bears s.. 4'%
r., s24i As it, thence N S5' II W., 1860 #. to Cor
No. 2; thence N, 54'4s E.. 800 ft. to Cor. No, 81
thence s., 81 IA E. IijJ it. To Cor. No. 4; thence
| s., 54'is W. 800 #. to Cor, No. |, the place Of
| beginning.
Black Diamond No. lode, Beginning at Cor.
l, whence s.. W. Cor Sec, 4. T. 12S, X. Sd W.,
of the 9th p in. [Suspende b .ars s.. II 81 e.
s24I IT, thence n. rs Ia W., 1850 ft to Cor. No.
2; thence s. 81 i8 w 800 ft to Cor. No. 8: thence
s. IS u r., 1850 f.. to C,r. NJ 1; thence n
! I'iG' H., 80 #. to Cor NJ. L. the place of
| beginning. Var. at all corners li'i0
| Containing 81. 2B acres expressly excepting
| cad excluding all conflict with turvsy No. 2Sl6
| Cavern lode. and forming por;ioI of the unsub-
divided Twp. II s Ronge 81 W. and unsubdi-
| vided Twp. II s Range 81 W.. of the 9TH prin-
! cipsI meridian. Sn location being recorded in
vol. 1l3 pages i2t-5-6 AID Z, of the records of
| Gunnison Covnty, Colorado.
Adjoinine claims. sur. 256, Cavern lode--if
others uDknu~n;
| C. +. HiMLIN Register.
First pub. May 60, 1899. Last pub. Juls %, 1sa9
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Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders
of the Inez Gold and Silver Mining
Company, for the election of directors,
and for the transaction OF such other
business as may properly come before
such meeting, will be held at the offices
OF the Company. at Crystal, Colorado, at
2 o'clock p. IN. on Tuesday, June 13, 1899
The Stock Transfer books will be
closed at 3 o'clock p. IN. on the third day
of June, 1899. GEO. C. EATON,
Secretary.
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

Tuesday morning George Garrett met
withlan accident from which he escaped
without serious injury, though less for
tunate men might have been killed. In
company with John Adrian he started to
Snow Mass. Crossing over snow slide
along the cliffs Of Mineral Point. log
breaking loose and rolling down scared
the pony, which George. was leading,
caused the aBinal to jump and threw
him over the precipitious snow for dis
tance of one hundred and fifty feet,
where he was stopped by a log. within a
few feet Of the angry waters of the Nor b
Fork.
The silver lance., 1899-06-02
Notice Of Annual Meeting.

The annual Stockholders Meeting OF
the Crystal Mountain Mining and Dram
dge Company, will be held at the office
Of the Company, at Crystal, Colorado
July Bird, 1899, Mt 2 o'clock p. m. for the
purpose Of electing Directors for tha en-
suing year and for the transaction Nct
such other business as may properly
come before such meeting. The Stock
transfer books will be closed at . O'Clock
p. Ill.,, June Bird 1899
l.. MELTON. President.
L. II. ME.Ds, Secretary
The silver lance., 1899-06-02
Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
Of The Bear Mountain Tunnel and Min
ing Company, for the election OF directors,
aud for the transaction of such other
business as may properly come before
such meeting will be held at the offices
of the Company, at Crystal, Colorado, at
2 o'clock p. M. on Tuesday, June 13. 1885,
The Stock Transfer books wall be
closed at 3 o'clock p. IN. on the third day
OF June, 1899. GEO. G. EATON,
Secretary.
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TIMING APPLICATION NO. s4I UTE.
MINERAL SURVEY NO. 1877.
U. S. Land Office, Gunnison, Colo.

April 3. 1899.
Notice is hereby given thatA T. Ferris. G. F..
Royal and II. II. Crainer, by T. OBryau their
attorney in fact. whose postoiiice is Crystal.
Colo. have made applicai ion tor patent for
1924 linear feet on the Cottage Home No. . 10 Q
bearing Silver the same being 81 feet NJ, s2o l.
Il. 1884 feet 5 So 13 W. from discovery cnt
thereon, with surface ground 263 feet in width.
situate in Rock Greek Mining District. Gl nnisor.
County. State of Colorado and described in The
plat and field N ties OH file in this office, fol-
lows, viz:
Beginning at Cor. No. l, whence g. W. Cor
Sec. 9, I. IL. g., r.. 81 W. [5lspanisil bears s.
45' Ss' 279o ft., then ce s., 50 l3 W., 12s24 f.
TO Cor, No 2; thence N. 5" IL W.. $50 fl. to Cor
No. 9: thpoce y. go i3 E.. I282l fl. to Cor. No.
!: fhunca s.. s. ~ E. 263 #. to Cor. No. l. the
place Of oeginninS-Var. IA 20 E. containing g
d $50 acres. rsssir excepting aud excluding
n'l contacts with sLry VS. Nos 1927 Kan whs
lode; 1887 1'rlle lode; form ng u portion of IN
subdivided Twp. Il S .Rs7 ". of the 9th prin-
cipal meridian. S.ud amend d location being
record d 10 Book l23. pnge t23. of the Records
of Gunnisrn tounty. Adjoinilg claims those
above ep. elf d snd sur No 1869 Dan Harris u. s.
If ally othcIs. gnkuowt..
&. J.. HAMlIN. REaIsTER
Fii.; prblished a pril =. 1899. Last published
Jun. ~. l-gg.
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Miss Berg and Miss Larsen arrived
in camp this evening from Glenwood
Springs The former is sister Of our
popular townsman. Andy Berg and the
summer seasop.
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

Commencing May 22nd. the Rio
Grande will resume Sunday summer ex-
cursion rates to Glenwood. The fare
from Carbondale will be Toe, tickets on
sale Saturday and Sunday. good return
ing Monday.
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

1. the report OF attendance at the
Gicnwood High School, Ouida Roidan
OF c tai, stands-vcry high and we are
proud OF her.
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

Friday evening Miss Gladys Melton
surprised her home folks by returning
from Denver two weeks sooner than ex
pected She is quite pleased with her
school work and expects to return again
ncxt year,
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

Frank Dempke came up TO enmp yes
terday He has heen doing the ASSESS
ment work on the Augusta lode up on
the side OF Whitehouse, opposite tho
Cata.pa.
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

Miss Freeman treated the pupils Of the
school to picnic Decoration Day. The
party, composed of the teacher and eight
pupils went down to the Travellers
Spring. where they ate dinner, ;nd de-
voted two or three hours to gathering
boquets and roaming through canon
scenes.
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

Sunday Mrs. v. A. Cobb entertained a
pleasant party at n sumptuous dinner.
Those present were Mesdames Galloway,
b. f. Melton, james Usher. Miss Ira
Freeman and Messrs w. a. and Fred
Eo,Cate.
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

Tussday was the busiest day of the
0esons 20 far. OF Taomas' teams came
i-with: three wagon loads OF freight.
Lii Moore brought up jack train load
- c0al.. and Geo. W. Melton came in
Ri:Aa-lo'a of baggage
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

Leonard and Henry Hoffman were up
from Marble Monday to visit the Carbon
att. They went to Scofield on horse
back and from there en- foot,
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

Transfer by carriage TO aad from Cryst<l River
trains at Carbnndale
Alltrsins run daily.
Pullman seopers IN all trains Free reclining
chair on day trans i.owest rates and best
service, For further information apply to
Il. II. ALBRIGHT.
Agent, CarboId,le.
GEo. ". RIsTISE President and Manager.
N. Y. BAILEY. Gen'l Pans. Agent.
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

Colonel James Lamb ut came from
Marble yesterday to call on his numero, :
friends about camp. He has the pomp
and affabili'y Of the successful real ss-
tate man. which we doubt not be is.
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

Crystal will be possessed of valuable
addition through the summer season in
the person of medical student Of the
University Of Pennsylvania, who has JUS
completed the third year Of his course.
Though not yet graduated he is qualified
well in the sciences of medicine and sur
gsry.
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

Jack Wise returned from Gothic Mon
day. He reports that the passage over
the range can be made without much
difficulty, though the snow is quite deep.
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

Saturday, ]. W. TIawxhurst and his
fatherinlaw J. NJ. Bcrtholf, of Collbran.
in the Plateau country, were in camp
s .turdny and Sunday with view to
lo3ating.
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

Judge O'Bryan made trip to the
Laura aed Lead King Sunday, N CON-
pany with Messrs Hawxhurst and Ber-
tho!f and son.
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

james McEvoy of Aspen, came over
from that place Wednesday to inyesti-
gate the properties of this section with
view to operating.
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

George Garrett bid. adicu to Crystal
friends yesterday morning and went to
Aspen where he expects to work,
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

Y. b. Ford WAS down from thu Laura
Tuesday evening and gave Mrs.. Cobb's
addls pony the initial lesson in good
Dh1Nior..
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

Tom Parman went over to his Wash
inRton Gulch property the first OF the
Wesk.
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

8. A. Grove. the Aspen painter finish
ed up his work at the Trading Company
store Monday and left Sor home the
following morning.
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

Tho first party Of green's gatherers of
the year came up from the canon Tues
day with -basketsful of succulent thistles.
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

Rea White has assisted G. A. William 8
eftis geek in clearing up the lots where
~ lumber yard bad been.
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

Saturday night pleasant social dance
Vas snjoyed at the hall. The Holgate
kisis we're responsible for it,
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

A. 7. Hodges spent Monday on the
stage as driver. He looked very much
n hopein his old position.
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

The Pitkin county commissioners have
St last put in the much needed bridge
this side Of Kedstonc.-
The silver lance., 1899-06-02
Crystal Stage and Mail

Leaves CRYSTAL and Carbondale at I
o'clock a. m. and reaches each terminal
postutfice 1t 4 y. IL.
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

N. W. Ward rode up from the Sewall
ranch Monday on horseback, on his re-
turn trip from Glenwood Springs.
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

II. R. Maurer returned from Marble
Noujay evening. where he did some work
NJ the smclter.
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

W. s. Morrow, former busine ss part
ner OF c. NJ. Hiatt. our popular stage
man. came to camp Sundays Rapd remained
over night.
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

Sam Csldwell, Frank Creighton and
Win. QuerSurth were all down from the
Van Dusep Sunday.
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

F. E. Fitch has some of the best snow
slide photos we have ever seen. He has
one view of the cemetery slide and three
OF the Chicago BASIN slide.
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

Baronl, Rossita, aud their partners
sent u lead Of ore to the Hoffman Smclt-
ter this wesk.
The silver lance., 1899-06-02
Mrs. james Usher entertained pleas.
ant dinner party yesterday evening.

The senson Of mushrooms is here. and
early garden sass will be on the tables
within few days.
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

1t is with regret the LANCE hears that
Misses McVey and Wells vino were such
welcome visitors a year ago, may not
spend this summer here.
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

James Usher was conf ned to the house
Sunday and Monday as the result Of his
iniu cd ankle.
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

Sunday afternoon number OF folk.
spent al hour and half at the school
house in- song, service
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G1orsc Garrett returned Sunday from
his trip down the valley, with his saddle
pony.
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

B. F. Melton reached camp Tuesday,
setcr bAving moved has goods from Red
stoue to Marble.
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

Gsorgc II. Tays has his left hnnd done
up in bandages, the result OF fooli.g with
eiged Tools.
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

The Denver 4 Rio Grande offers r, g
- one fare for the round.trip, s1.75, from
CsrboDdale and Aspen for Decoration
nay,
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

John T. Fitch, who has been operating
In the EllSo neighborhood for many years
ssrived Thursday evening to begin work
as.once.s
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

Wednesday afternoon Mesdarnes Fitch
and Ward made n trip to the Belle uiill
and buildings.
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

George II. Rummel was in camp yes
tertiay. orDamcnting the sent Of Butcher
P~ce's wagon.
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

Fred W. Reyland and Ed. Adrian came
ap fr"m Marble "Wednesday and spent u
portion of the day.
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

W.TB. Roddan ia again 10 charge Of the
p6Ser house.
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

&c. r. Melton came in with his jack
train, laden with merchandise and
frs;xht, Monday.
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

Horseback riding is agsip the popular
SReniny- -am0semcpt,
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

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The silver lance., 1899-06-02

'l Horace Williams hauled in u supply Of
loks Tor arewood Monday.
The silver lance., 1899-06-02

Hnnre's jack train WAS up yesterday
tom Marble with q load ofIsupplies.