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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-14
DIVIDEND DAY
FOR THE B. N.
DIRECTORS WILL PROBABLY POST
PROFIT OF TEN DOLLARS
PER SHARE TODAY.
ENLARGEMENT OF SWELLING
PLANT IS CONTEMPLATED.
Twelve McDougall and Two Blast Fur
naces Will Be Put in-Copper
Market-Mining News.

The Boston & Montana directors are
to meet today and take action
upon the quarterly dividend, which, it
is surmised, will not be less than $40 per
share.
The recent improvements ait the mines
in Butte and the smelter at Great Falls
will result in a splendid increase in
profits annually and if the present price
of copper continues next year a dividend
of $50 per share is assured
1t is understood that the Boston &
Montana company will enlarge it's smell
ter plant by putting in twelve McDougal
furnaces for calcining and two more
blast furnaces The Brueckners will be
dispensed with as rapidly as possible
The stock of this company has shown
a marked Improvement recently. 1T is
now selling in the neighborhood OF $500.
In 1896, at this period off the year, it sold
for $50, in 1897, $133; in 1898, 5000, and in
1899, 1854. 1t reached it's highest point
in April of last year when some sales
We're made for $500.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-14
HIGHLAND BOY.

Salt Lake Herald: Dirt has begun fly
ing at the site of the new addition to the
Highland Boy smelter. Advices receive
from Murray yesterday stated that a
large force of men was put to work
breaking ground for the foundations for
the new plant.
1t will be only a matter of a few days
until this part of the work is complet-
ed, then a force Of masons and rock
men will begin operations, and they will
have finished their labors by the time the
structural iron for the building arrives
on the ground. The entire plant will be
completed by the end of the year If the
work planned ahead by Consulting En-
gineer Fischer is carried out without a
hitch. The smelter will then have a ca
pacity of 500 tons a 6ay or just double its
present size.
Mr.. Fischer has not completed the
plans for the building, but has a force
o. draughtsmen bringing their Work
upon them nearly 20 a close.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-14
GENERAL SKATER LODE.

Thomas H. Teal came up from Twin
Bridges on Monday, and on the following
day he went up the gulch with an outfit
to resume work on the Genera Shafter
lode, in Butcher gulch, opposite Sum
nit. says the Madisonian. Three men
will be employed, and the cross-cut tun-
mel. now in ITO feet. will be driven ahead
to cut the lead, which it will do in about
70 feet. 1t will tap the lead at a depth
of about ITO feet perpendicular meas
urement. The General Shafter is an
extension of the Keystone lode, from
which a great deal of money was taken
in the early days of the camp, but which
has remained die for years. Mr.. Teal
also intends to do some development
work on a parallel lead, further UP the
hill, which assays or the surface 3 per
cent copper and some gold.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-14
Viavi Parlors. 81 eJew Bee Hive
OPPORTUNITIES FOR INVEST
MENTS.

The Oil fields of California offer oppor-
,tunities for investments that surpass the
diamond fields of South Africa. Wells
are constantly being struck that are put
thousands of dollars into the pock-
cts of investors. The excitement Is in
.creasing and the coming year Will see the
greatest boom in California oil this coun-
try has ever experienced. The wise ones
who get in now While stocks are selling
at bottom prices will maxi fortunes. A
few dollars invested now will mean COM
fort and ease i'm years to come. For par
4ticular call or address A. G. Allan, In
dernational Investment Co., Dorothy
5blocks Butte.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-14
THE COPPER MARKET.

The midsummer dizziness in copper and
copper stocks is ait hand and no great
change is looked for in the copper sftua-
ton until after the November elections.
A year ago the market was just as In
active and featureless as it is today. A
marked feature of THE copper business
this year is the enormous quantity which
is being sent abroad. 1t is estimated
that in the past six months about go per
cent of the American product was
shipped to Europe, and this foreign de-
mand has probably had much ito do with
maintaining the firmness of the market.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-14
THE

Swanson & Co. have secured a lease
nd bond for $40, 900 on the Manila INK
Sunrise claims. owned by BeckWith &
Barker. These claims are developed by
a tunnel on the lead and by two shafts
of about, 25 feet each. The ore assays
frem $40 to SIS, n is generally consid-
cred to be one of the best looking prop
critics on top in the camp. Besides gold
the ore carries 4 per cent copper, which
will undoubtedly increase with depth.
The claims are situated on the east side
of North Willow creek in the new dis
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-14
STRIKE AT CLINTON.

Word was received by interested par
ties last night that a rich strike had
been made in the Crown Point mine at
Clinton that will place this property at
the head of the column of those which
are looked upon as bonanzaS by mining
men. F. c. Webster and H. 7. Wilkin-
son, part owners of the property, left
this morning to investigate the extent of
the reported strike, says the Missoula
Democrat-Messenger.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-14
SKIPPING GALENA COPPER ORE

The Denver & Rock Island Mining
company has let a contract for building
an ore road from the mine to De Borgia'
to be completed by August 20; also a
contract for delivery of ore on boa I'd cars
at DeBorgia. Shipments commence upon
completion of road. Funds needed for
machinery. etc. Treasury shares rs cents.
Address Occur d'Aiene Investment Co.
Wallace, Idaho. box 248: or Worth Bel
Aar Rntta hotel. Rutta. Mont.
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]. CALDER D. D. S, DENTIST

Graduate and fellow of The Boston dem
taI college. formerly demonstra.or OF
lucrative dentistry and dental science in
~ Roston dental college. Post gradu-
ate Chicago college dental surgery. POST
Haskelrs Prosthetic school of
.,detinstry. Take elevator, third floor.
office SO and 10, Owsley Block.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-14

trict, where about 20 new claims have
been located since spring. Work was
commenced Monday. One admirable fea-
tuIe is that a tunnel can be started near
1.-The railroad track and the ore dumped
into cars without much handling.-Pony
Sentinel.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-14

The August D~elineator n Designe
and all the late magazines at the P. Q
News Stand.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-14

Swedish Chritian Mission Church, cor
ner of Dakota and Porphvry streets, Aug.
Gustofson, pastor: residence, 154 West
Iron street-Services Sunday at Il l.. m.
and s D.. m. Sunday school at IL o'clock.
Tuesday evening Young peoples meeting.
Wednesday evening service at Union
hall.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-14

FISHER. r. r. Tailoring-"yes'' we
AA0AAAA, 49, alter. press, sponge
repair, steam inc dry cleaning. "Prices
easy" 10 South Main street
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D.. German, Dentist. ia N. Main St.

Mr.. Richard Trestra1l. formerly of
Oherlin conservatory of Ohio, teacher of
piano, organ and harmony. Rates rea-
sonable. II S.. Ohio street, Butte.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-14

The Giotto is q first-ciass cafe. Three
doors east of postOffice.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-14

Grace Methodist Episcopal Church.
corner Arizona and Second streets. j. w.
TAFT, pastor-Preaching at II a. m. and
8 p. m. Morning subject, "Why a Public
Profession of Religion?" followed by a
reception of members. Evening subject.
Thought and Action" Sunday school at
2:3o. Epworth League at 7 o'clock. Pray
err meeting Wednesday evening.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-14

Christian Science services will be held
in the Scandinavian NJ. E. church, cor
ner Copper and Alaska streets, Sunday
at 2 p. M, subject Truth" Sunday
school at 8 p. m. Wednesday evening
testimonial meeting at 8 o'clock. All are
welcome,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-14

First Church of Christ. Scientist, No.
129 West Broadway-First reader, Mrs.
Anna C. e. Crowley. Sunday, July Is.
1900. Subject, sTruth." Services: 10:45
a. m. n 8 p. m. Sunday school az 1915
p. m. Wednesday evening experience
meetings at 8 o'clock. Healing rooms
open from IL a. m. to 5 p. M, x aot Sun
day.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-14

A. NJ. E. Church Misunderstanding at
II "a. m. and s p. IN. by the pastor. The
subject at 8 p. m. will be 1.-THE Rallv of
Dry Bones" by the prophet Ezekiel.
Song service Is minutes before Drecll-
ing. Sunday school at 2:30 p. M, James
Yancy, superintendent; Della Burnside,
secretary.
The sun., 1900-11-18
IIRkEy FOH yHE PRESIDENT.
Rhode Island EiTd Picked out for Thanks
giving at the white uopsc.

pEoyIpf\Cf. L. I. Nov. l. The Westerly
turkey King has picked ont ~" turkey which
il l. expected will grace President Mckinley =
:lhlc n the Wilt" House on Thank wing
DAY. The turkey is WIgultit"h looking
goDbler and t. nov -tritiiug around -hUW-
l,riirTtv. The bird W ~,'l"Dt"d after care
fH inspection uf "N'ry nuD. IA N" h'Gglhu'-
hood ui Westerly and N0r'h SloriuGlur.
ihn taruc Il tie town oi Westerly ie~tN upon
itt' fat illIi iur wears lud year o. ihS iu'-
'h>h"d tl,r uIrkcy- fer the lhat.h- sNllg DHN
duuu"r, " President" ul thu iii"d Sty'"~
lh" lat" SchaioT iIihun" II ihndt bland
nT-i .-tIhlI~h"i lu" ,u-tu'u 81 >Hudi,g = Egy do
Island turh"N l." IT." President IT Thank
giving Day consumption, and ID" kept ~ ll"
rr,ot,r uutil he death 1hcr Nathan / .
DISCO. Z ,lr>" lrioud 81 senator AGihniiv,
took M tn" work, aud after H. death tho dealer
through whom 'h" turh''s had h,'u 0Td'rrd
confirmed the custom IN hi- own name.
SON" hIud~ru" and u'u,h.rnr irdS have
gone, iIom Westerly To- The Whit" iWi-', h'It
Tradition l.ulis Iu record To- equal III" trirtN-
eigut ppuuirr sent bl Senator A'thnpy 70
Pre-. iieut Grant \ plctuIc oi Iii hird i
~ull pres"ryct
turkeys, viii. h are dc, lprpd to l." the In c~t
in ,he world, will he liz lt"i his year The
shipmeut will l." about The >a'ic - larI year.
bat ton Ncar~ ago three Times the present num-
Der werc rrsIl trly marketed Til" outlook
for the IhOi" I-iiud turkey industry l. >aid
tb he very dark and h. growing wors4, each
wear Dealers cannot account Tor II .ll. ln
ard the farmers wife build castles In the air
with the nionfy that ia coming In the fall Rut
tho castles Irunihe away the sumner aIi-
yunceS and the young turkeys die on victims
Of cold damp weather. skunkr and other uls
To- which tender turkeys are heir.
The sun., 1900-11-18
MTSfCtL IVSEC7S ~ JtPt>.
Merchants who D"a, In Nothing Tise aA1 Sci
III m In Great VARIETY.
From '1c Lop,'o- ,hh,

Singing brts o-e osrenmNi in all coun'res
but in Japan the muS'c'l sounds emitted by
certain insects are appreciated. i-tennG =
20 these minute snrc-~ has hecn Tor nnuv
centuries a flvo-.tn pa',imc of tho Laranr,e
and has given birth I" an original commerce
A. Toxic. toward 'he end of May and tha
be ginning of 'U7o one s'"~ SUSPENDED under
rho yerani1~ Of hon.'s little cage, Of hlmhOn
from which hrrlk upon the silence oi tho frcSh
twilight strlng" httn Nhisiuncs of metallic
roiultion. nni licn, trili, which M tho mir
with d"hcltc music. II u h9biull." m no
evening, after the hour oI the bah. that the
p.nple of Toxic scr thcn-nlvn, md listen
10 tho shrill cnncprt. The mos; priIcI of t.o,e
.ln,inv insects l. tho su?umu~hi. T'- name
means insect bel ami the sound winch y
rmI's 70 .rmA.aS tat Of tlnv silver boil. "
= tIuv black 'rH'.e WITH q N't BODY, The
ku's,w0mnsi is - "lm"i hocou-" ns c.y
iu: D.'. TH"-c .'c ;Vo SIoCl"~ Of Il. tis
on" a H:i y"In" lnd ~" otter i'ur cr""'r.
Eclhr lis ;uSo" - ami ui wlngch grass
'"u""r N ial body. and common IN mInp
'prUrrI''-.
tr' ~, rnrlr lrarc' much ,,s'""r.ot -
the ki.i.Hli-l. vii h h. ai> a y"r. lag" Grds--
h1rV"r. rr NirniNc varied -trlc1 .gu'-
'rHen thorn i TO "nan,E r ,Ni 'n.n't" ~
hn'ror. wri u t1~ y sound f remarkable"
clol-ne-- TIE kt"ter. ,r,c,pal. from tAiut
Wu'h ~,N'- opl" a. rulu'.lf. tle h1rn' ttla;..
y- as -,u,. r.so,,,bl.- iUr flvlVlN -avud II
a clo-h L. irkp ulpn" :. rr" lrr over forty
merchants dealing ~ singing iuSni>, l'l'
commerce ~ "i relatively re- .er' origin. though
for Crut Irlc> %" JInyU"-" have he"iI fond II
the MUSIC ~ ia"-' ia'ri~. f"Iu"rN 'u"y
would - in parti"- Z" rIlC"s Wh"re ~" lit'l"
mu-iCi,"s Ib"uuied. pa IA" night tnC7e
extended upon mat- drinking tes or S1ki
and listening I" ~" harmony "i the SuZlmH-4i
and kuiSnwnnushl
II was only about 100 wears ago that an ANA
tenr named Chose he'd the idea Of capturing
ono of th.~. ius"nt- for his own rlrttoI;ilr
diversion. lhcu. tn" singing scasDu over.
nr forgot certain number in a closed vase.
tire1t was his surprise ~ opening II the follow
I'M. ycIr - CuG u flied with ucvly h1rch"l
Young hit"r that he gave himself m t. iie
raising oi various Sr,'cie~ ~ singing in-"' g.
,nl - founded a trad" which las nuurl-arh
A,tutlly. ihr cfc It"r Iurlb"r Of singing Insects
ar" lrttIti1llN rals"i - that iurIr hIt'u.H'
correspond. ~ ~" sons Whcu their ,Iu-
n'r"r- love to listen g." thcm and - combine
Hai
The sun., 1900-11-18
POLITICS tND PTGS' FFFT
Mrs Mary Dunlap. Tribute to Senato, Hanna
asa Srciiblndrr.

Ennr MAyNr. Ind Nov Il M , Ham,
'o MARY Dunlap, Or To- three dozen pc.' ie"i
CO crn's Ih1' probably isn', The letter HI
Il i m. Subst1ucc 81 a hill sent TO senator NarL
\ Hrna oi ONO by Mrs Mary Dunl1p of
Nr .lluch street. tli. ctv Mrs DiIis' .
n Nash"rwoman who adds by hcf toll 10 VI o too
'aC" lnoom" from hcr hushand'. Iibo,
VI DJlull? j. a democrat .ir,d md In ,rt
u sroIl deal ahnut Mari Ii7rrn on W.d,...
daV. Nov T. tn" senator visited Fort Noyro
and uad" pc"ch ~ N" evening nj Princess
RuH ON N,1t dav Mrs Dir.llp va. w,rsIru
a. tho rcsid'Hc' Of I bI-ir"s~ man and ii. 4 mo,
80 pcrt To- r"tlrU home boiurc lntc II, inc c,,.r.
M Befor" leaving The hnu,o ~. ins,ri.ct,d
her hu~hlld 10 attend To- IT." boiling II some
WSs' tc'i, jlr"c dul'U II ih"a. vh.rl liz. rd
uuTth1Set tho dar before aui Intended n,
ui'-l" Nr Dunlap promised 20 ;crCnrn tho
TASK '7i'hfpllE, and dg'ifuily pat the p.~' f,r'
M pot, covered tIrnt with water and sot Them
uy"t ro1rine NE Then ho heard music, and
ielncuthrrod hat Hanna va = iu ioNu
lie h1d ~ mind hS duty. bat ha. ! weak
nos Tor ro!itir- Filling up the pots arln.
d" wont "Vi, l"ctcd the door and won't TO hc.r
Nr iIanna's spc.ch WEnn l." returned hi.
-ayorr moss wa 4 hlaoKo' ed vast. fio had
not c1lcllaicd on the rapid oNec' ~ i!o r.c
on Tho wt'"r, and IA" plrs' 'eo' vcTc burn cd
Then MIR Dunlap came home Whlr nan
pcncd dcyoncnt S1yeth uoi. bll thr u"Ni day
Mr. buninn wrote 10 senator Hanna. relating
tho circurs'1nccs md asking HIM to reirii ,he
amount she lost by his coming and her huS-
bands admiration for him To date she has
rot heard from tho Senator. but she /. com
fdent that he will >end her the money.
The sun., 1900-11-18
uHtT CINfH WAS FISHING ron.
An rn.Hp"ct"d An'v~r to q Oue.tion in a
Volunteer " gIm~n, In Camp.

Some Young mon who enlisted during the
war with Spain but never saw any active ser
,,'''.,., ,,l WV, -. '.,',,'"
ot camp lie The Young man who had bcer
."N,'''' ~ '.- "" 'o'' ''l> >'rl
nHn'h IN oNr camp IN georgia was enough
10 drive a man TO despair. tor not only was II
~ ,''' ~ 80, ,' ''' "'.'' '''''
the ""V"rhhI"n' hhd n" ih'"n'Ion o' giving
h,ck to our homo. I, wos , r,,bty ,n,,h
- " ""N"'' "'-"
nr"d.'amch' Lor a lol o, YOUNG men VINO had
n,,rio,i, euthusi,s,,. and eyn,.te1 IN 90, into ,
'. NV w ''. NV !, ,
crap IN sh"r' "fa'r me men worked
b,i i, w,sot finn. ,y,on tho man ,,i,b n r,,II
o. u was AZ m',,r ~',h ,n' "'m WIN pn'.
toUIdh ae' onN NOR" 'hah IN" man without
a friend After a while the boys gave up
trv,n. TO get their discharges and mode nm
their minds T." s''n and bear II
so, oho, ,tc m To'n Of g.a M ro,s, =" 4par
IL 49, '',,,'a - A.. '' i'-IIIcl.' II"Ii,'
Ia ~ cnr an ,,e Of no., W. ~ n'mC,
H9rd Inch y, ,on1nv w6s nsI eom,, Ina, r ~ l"a
-. ,nd ! knrw Ll,ch a, hlr, good-n1-
tu,' "hnN, VIII n.y. :" Ee. a ulH'ilrEc ~
Soya o,r, Wh"p n" ,ood ts hnc1,ta s', r"I,I Illo ~
Hiu n'""N y ~ n'uic we "4i'Ihh Nun th"
NOR .n'Nhl,'u W. n''n,ne ulN ,o'l'thlNE
W. Nl'.'e x"'''N, ','''' '''' W
sf2inn We lon,.n nm rnu'tpnh3 70 hln,e!,
ana on" dlE trn"d, nt US lound nim Sell"d
on stump IN NE nIdii" oi ni2 clover Held.
holding m rom OF nm n long pole attached
20 whlcH "a~ piece oi cord OF IN" end OF which
was a pun h'l 70 ,rr-cNli!Ic n N~I nook II"
M"nld di'p 'no honk mo !Me iOnS rra-; ana le'
II stay there for time. Then h" would mako
cast ana when ihe nook lel! would III and
watch ti" end o! lt- Inc lntcn1y Every ono"
~ wl!lo he would lork the line out OF the
SiiNs a, iholGh he hnd ielt nhble Once
one al The bows stepped ~ and said
What arc vnu h.1Iu- io-E
Tic got no answer All tmch did vss to
turn q ptir Of hollow eve, on him and ihon 70
siluc hi fishing Alter that 4 gang usel 80
20 on mud watch inch every nlte!iiIun Ihcv
woIld hid" ~ the rr1 49, nd almost burst with
fugh'or az ih, S"rlnu- IrS. with which the
poor l'lo" would cast nj, lirc ~ WRAPPING
cord and hI> pin hook and thcn sit and waii
Tor hic EN"rN ono" IN while one % the
BOYS would saunt"r out and say.
What ar" vou fishing for Cucl"
IL GOT io be tho r"-lincnial Sang and !
surpo~. thar tho question. Whit are yun fish,
The sun., 1900-11-18
TOLD OF 4 CHINESE HERorNE.
The wife 81 an E~per-r Gave Tier Jife 70
Save an Infant Heir to the Tht one.


The moral and intellectual standards %, tho
Chinese are 80 different from ours that ,hoi.
popular ch1rg tors are 1s likely 10 appear ride
nj Ius in our own eyes a.ro loom ..blne Wh.r
for Inst '1ncc they accord memorial honors 10 a
young woman who cut ali - from her arms al d
adi,d them to tie medicine Of m AGED Iaront
in t." ape " inonrtinI - him s1Ine Of nor ov n
youtIfrl Nigor. our s'ntlWeut e adm ration IL
not GnniNci y in rusl FEELINGS
Still, there re & lln"sc characters hose hero
ian Nc can admire. one uf tho.a- and d great
f'vorite wit7, Chinese hstoritns. and poets i-
Qlecr Nj wife Il the Emperor Lin.
During the Irbel.i u Of 7 $40 a great battle
wa fought. III" clrpHiy yer- r"lat'. in which -
hrrscHoli di. ersai Whic the combat su.l
rae Queen vi found hersN! alone aba d1rci
crl"liy wounded hy, m arrow, and t'r'"rine
fecbly throu the bl,rdv cra,. on her three
inch Goi Iiics .no:nircss fcoD. bearing in
her arm tur l'tlc A-tou. heir to tho inc
soSa Shs "a nnc NJ, T". . rr 5 h"r mater al
herself Iainilllr ~ n h,t-rGincd hui 50
cr!nchrd against 10 wall VIII - bafy vrapycd
in her robe Presently n h, r. sindn rode NJ aud
ds"oye-sihrr tie curovri 10 he hao-t7u-lunc
ai1itW General # the Emperor frostra'inr
horsr WITH n" child. he would n.ht nu foot
~ th'ir s.de, and c1dcavor = break through
tie. cnrri's lines 10 the loyal army on ,Ic
Cernnoniouslv bidding him rs, thr cr ,,efrl
Queen in her turn knet, not ~ arGeneral hui
20 HI. l,yalty and assured him that she trusted
nm ~ I'lI, bN' 'llll fl' must lCaSC
her - die warrior on loot. with by a
wounded woman a. well as a baby, would b"
al 4 flt1 disadvantage lie must ridc and carry
the chill
Place hin, beneath your cor-olr,. next vo,r
heart, she said, not too tightly nor yet :, verv
loose
But Chn,.t,r-lunc could not bring hirr sol, Il,
HNand n the queen snoing which .he S-diorly
- r1uea. lii h-trl a. his feet and rinriu. ,,iih
Ihe las, master NJ her strength t. well near a,
hand - rlrg down - her death -
1hcn indeed th"r",eroI took tho baby n ia,
had biitn0 hi r, aud charging 80 e.r,nv in A
furv # cfiof a'd rn." hrn nlc thTrur' cir live.
hnr" i'tc heir II safety 10 his fth~- ii ,uI
t9ld him and h1 guard the story ot tic Queens
rrlf-s Iorin,c.
The sun., 1900-11-18
tce. And Just here It ia, Mis- Deane. that
you can help us out amazingly

80"
"yes. van Ib. ,,l ,,,,, :, d,t.rr,in-
iuy f., n,o,o ,, ,,,,,,,r,, ,o I'D. a. >, n ,,Io.,k
In yorr .,,,,,'. r,.,.,,, 1Lo ,r,,rl,u ,oiut in
nuureherdin, ,L.a,.,..,,, :, ~. ideutiG.ution
cr >, n h,,.I i,.. ..,',. ,.,,, ,,ard in ,b.
lihrarv T,lin, ,,,, a., cr., ,,i,t urst ( m.
,iers,.nd ,La, af,nr H. ,io,l had becn e,.
,r ;,,ot b, a.. ,,,,.,i,t, ,,J ,lo ,i,,. (, in.
H.. ,.1,' Wv "''''', ,or, i, ,o,Ir
| chnrc, IN ho ,roa,,,nd ,t ,Le iroues' Now
I uon, a. ..a. =,
Wir,,, D., ,,,,, ,,,.. -,,,.,sr L,s,ened from
m. ,,o,', ,'od r.,,,rro, 49, nrct,y vlth the
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PT"f Dorsey to-tr vert, IN" Th~oT, Ih,o
They Are as >unnruI. >nv ~ In iso2

lI"id uuubinn Nuecurl q, o.. 10. .gr," win
NhllHh' y Jones, ''uiil.~I'I 'I g. lndiE n
W. ar. Whn reported that he i.. we'd iha'
lh''' &C p many irCiafs ~ ih' Iff,a tiIi'a
nov n thct" were III -" da' , - cos - rat.
ir",. I'hrsci a. - not 90 " ere Ir,of can
bc fou"d 'ur the statement
| d. not think Mr. .iours viii dcr.v" srid
NC professor. ihtt here ar" rI ~ u arv
MINUS 'o-dly ~ tri1"nA. \c, Nc,iIo. Nor
ANA ana Nor h Dakota. - thrr. were ~ -.
u ~" " ar" no. NOR" thcr" how is 10 80 n ake
= ",''''e lor ~" thou ard Oi ltdlIt- ln
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nave ~ n1n7ged - hoid lhcir own. ~ Treasnt
VIC " ians are slowing inCreaalup iu nimlcis
bu', ot course. they will never regain their
iormrr strength, The Indian Department, 10
handling he Indian Question well and j. grsA.
ually making 'he Indian more important.
The sun., 1900-11-18

time after this abe made her appearance In
Denton. and learning who was administrator
of the Jones estate. presented horSeif hefnrc
Mr. Bob saunders and exhibited her recelpi
for the money raid. and also The bill ~ ale u
the stock which Frank had given her. We
story tailed IN every detail with that OF jolli
ghostiv visitor, John Jones went b"for' iir
county Court OF Denton county and there inade
brother Frank lad detailed % him HE trad"
with the widow. and that the adininistr1tor
was IN justice bound IN furnish hc" deed ~
the property, Although he robbed his own
pocket Of considerable money hc carried nii
the instructions ~ his brothers spirit and The
widow received her own