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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-04
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zYD D%zIEDzIcEM.

Miuecklego pisa: ,,Zgroza
wstretem 2rze,e1a'k azdego prawego
Polaka wladomoS6, re PIP. Jaro-
szowie y Radon1 sia, waasclclele
,d6br Apolinary, sprzedall sWo]
majatek. zydowi, simiemu Aschei
m owl za}ozYcielowi s}Ynnego juz.
dzisiai banku " Mielcu. Jus Same
oddanle kawa}ka ziemi polsk,el W
xydowsk,e }apY jest csynem code
nYm znapietnowania; coz doplefo,
]esli sic zwazy, ze dobra Apolina-
~ ga droga psmiatk9 narodows.
as wiecona prAex pobyt Jana IL
6obieak,ego, 70 Kaz Ia liemal
piedk z,emi jest zsaczoua legendaml
) osoba kr6la bohatera. Poprsedo
nicy p. Jarosza : pietYzmem
str1egll 6wietych ola dasEy kasdego
peiaka pam,atek, ds,5 iednak slada
HE zostalo Z blurka j 1ozka kt6-
rych uzywal wielk, wojowniK, Il. q
pod cieniem deb6w, zasaadzonrYch
lego rska, rozwalaia sig zydowsk'e
bachory, smsczone uaanlaniiesm x.
10 prastarego koscldika pod wesz !
wanlem sw. Apolonii, ktdr;;mn IN,
JAZZ wiedc ~niesie, .sfu.yi do MastJ
6w. oswoboda,c:.l Sii,dnis. I35s..
ProfAnacYa tak,ch 81 istoaoI'
]. zar6w1nn,o arodcwyoh iak reliRiii-
nycb, iest .mntoem s~i. .d1es
depraxsey, nosu6 moraln,caa = t,.ccllE
al, . a. g;o.... so,da.jssl q, !,
lup obcsssl !. vrog'e, NJ 20 sssll
misj5cs osooxons p'u'en vtpom'
Nh dloE.eh ssrcn ks1les'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-04
Ostrzezenie.

.s1f5.2-#S aEEE.4EFsW 2E&%5L sEEE F-fE GEEZ&S. r Egs
Robotnicy " South Chica-
20. ME dajeie sic oszukat ME-
lakiemu L. Malszal zamie-
,szkalemu u salonisty polskie-
60 pod num- l'ln, 9oooth Strend
str. Byl agentem Cd aseku-
/ CYL ma zycie, twar1 ma os-
powata. lew'a rek5 nosi "a.
wsze zawinieta, mowi Pc pol
sku ! lepiej 20 niemiec:lkul.
Dnia II wrzesnia wys,lo
mas, k,lku "a rpotb,o'ot,;a. prryssta-
|nelismy IA ulicy ows N MA iast
prxychod1i DC mas zapytuje,
CIV chcemY dostat dobra ro-
bote. ale musicie DAD ka4dy
~ adsla:y ) kt6ry ME M
pienisd1y, TENN bsd,iee oadlc.;9
gniele sEIpaidY, 4. ale pisniad1lel
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-04
.PoIaka postacyach dzieiowych. 70

Polaks postacyach dsieiowych. e
tel oburzenie okolicznego obywwa-
telstwa Jest nieslY:hane, pots
qua sre ieszcze przez pogsoskl. =
5kupcy ks,tolicv laval pp. Js sl'
szom ~znacznie w;ecej Cd 2g,d66w,
ale. relata i Zero - 3:rabln zydowski
mia1 obiecad p. JaroszoNei, Il gdy
sprzeda Apolanary nsimsl to to
wuYzdrowleje,
Ukoronowaniem tel smutnei
fasyenty byio o%stateczue odd 7aa11ls
majatku przez p. Jerosza Y rece
.dovsK,e dn,u "A :. n y Sv,s-
to Matki Bosklej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-04
Baezno5!5de Pelaey
Silver I1akee,

Zsracamy uwage Slanow
nejj Publicznosci Z Sllver.Lake,
Is ~o,rzymali5my W,elka llos6
to werow latJwych, KtorYch
cenY znacznlle obni8Ylismy.
Many Eteraa Wlekszy wYb6r
anizsli kiedy przedtem.
UBRAN
Meskie i ola chiopc6w ubrania
" rozmaitych koloracE nalnow-
szei mody otrzYmslismY teraz i
;;estesmY peRni, e ~zadoWolemY
kazdego ktorY nasz skfad odwle-
dzi.
DEPARTMENT. Kapeluszy.
Ma kapeluszach ola mezczyzn
! ch}opc6W oszczedzlcie pieoladze
kupuiac I'd mas. Many vielkl
wyb6r Y rozmaitych modelach j
kolorach, przeto melecie dosta6 q
u nos TAXI kapelusz jakl wan sig
spodoba.
Department Obuuls.
Trzew,ki i ButY dostAnlecie
najlepsze q mas. Kto rae cd mas
pare trzew,kow hub but6w kupl,
ten zostsnle naszym kostnmerem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-04
kt6re mlacie, muscle dat "a

kt6re macie, muscle dat q a
raz. . =5
Zawi6zI mas Do Chicago
pod mum ',l',,, 9; Washington
ST.. do jaklegos age:,ta, kt6ry
|kazal nam z'ozyt pc 2 d;aa9lary,
to dostaniemY dobra kolacya
ixnocleg. abysny tYlko ME
sill do innego agenta. DaliS-
my po : dolary ale AMI kola-
cyl. ami noolegu ME dostalis-
my, spalismY gdzie kto mo-
Il.
Rano zawiezli mas kcleja
iakie go mil Cd Chicago de
kopania kanalu, gdzie mielil
nam placit po $50 na dzieh,
ale "a zycie wiki odciagalii
nam po 50 Ct. no dzied a obie-
cany darmo noc1eg to taxi.
~. .HZ-E -G.~%Se- = 40 $1,000
zesmy spali jak psy v budz'e.
|Praca tam ciezsza, anizeli "
|katorgach rosyjskich. ola tcgo
potrzebuja tam ciagle zywego
towaru, DO Mkt ME mole WV
trzymat, to "a pomoca takich
znanych agent6w jak Marszal
sprowadzaia robotnik6w.
Ostrzegemy wszystkich
braci polakow prsed takimi
-I
jakiemi JUL ME ;edneeo robo-
tnika narazil na przykrosci j
,,o;.on,l :, ,;en;,d,e
y. Smolihski.
Sonth CHICAGO. d. 10 wrzesnia
1900 +.
%
Aacnodn y - asnins1on
$
% s"e"tl oio'1
4aeo"' nA''' So 80 9p0'o
~ 1"A'1oA p
''un' -. :. 49,, :
o0o''A'0A ~
- a,.1...oh aoho1.
n.rovvch nifi 10 viekszycb mi.sta-
oh, szczeg6lnie ma wywoz do Alaski
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-04

% ..rI= .-H- II .,- .ar., 49, 1899 E= q
KROLEWSKAH UTA.
Ma szybie Kr.ga nadz6rca
Jozet Burczyk zo:tal prze1
spadajacy kamien ciTzko po-
kaleczony. Pred niespelna
miesiacem ten sam nadz6rca
cudem prawie uszedl nieszcze
scia, kt6re w6wczas spotka}o
dw6ch g6rnik6w. Ale obecnie
podobne nieszczescie dosiegio
60 ~niestyty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-04

Eas5I Il. S5s4,s5s s#5a
=#5ss
s - $500 ----- -
.E I'D s
VI. o., I
3s5. 5.&ss .
8
I So sRf
49,
eSl
@
- I.
| h!Ss&l
NASZE DZIECl.
= Wious, chc'aibys pewnle
bye dyrektorrem, jak w wu1?.: 1Ylu
ludzl GO sfucha :"
y, 1abym wola1 Dyc mama 2
90 many to mus1 c1uchao ! Jaws
i wuj ! "a wszysoy'
%
MA TARGU'
.Go,posia - Alez t. kura pew
ME chora DO TAXA smutna.
7e.t zdrow. tylko tax posmutuiala
lego. co PAM tax. ma}o - MIA
dale. i
r. %
NlBY SkUSZNIE.
ty. piianico. pr6sniaku,
;.< ~ vvplad.a.! WEI s,e 10 pra~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-04
! SLASH.

|TL-T.% &TR'Ea -EE&a -e'asg.lE. Ear EEt.e't..s
MIX k0W stawie
na lezacym do fabryki Dittri-
cha. znaleziono zwloki 18 le@.
tniego Jedrzejka z Kolonii
mokrowskiej. Pewnie skut-
klein jakiego nieszczescia
wpadl do stawu gdzie smiert
znalazl.
MOKRE pod Mikolowem.
W kamieniolomach p. Cwikli
terra spadl re znac1"ej wysor
kosci robotnik Ffanciszek
Wojtyczka. Ciezko wewnetrz
ME uszkodzonego trzeba byio
wyslac dc jednej z kl;nik do
Wrocla via.
Dochodza blizsze wiadomo-
Sci o strasznym pozarze W
Rodzionkowie: Zgorzalo we
dug zestawienia urzedowego
36 dom6w mieszkalnych, ! 20
zabubowah pobocznych, iak
Chevy, stodoly tip. 2 ratun-
KEN przybylo y stray POI
zarnyeh Z 800 chlopa, k;ero-
wal niemi sam landrat tarno-
g6rsk,. Stray pozaraej wiele
zawdzieczat mnozna. &c ogieh
ME przybralsdaleko wiekszych
-rozmiar6w. Pogorzalych Jest
$50 rodzin skiadaiacych sic z
okolo 800 glow.
Szczegolnieisza strate pono-
81 posiedziciel Tomass Franiel,
kt6remu sic spali}o razem :
domem 400 dolarow, Czest
pogorzelc6w pozostalych bee
daehu, znajduje tymczasowe
schronienie W szkolach we
divorce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-04
PhACIC IA WIARUSA!

IdAOlO III Z ASO0xA:
Tykiety ma grunth
koleja Northern Pacific.
Pociagi ma granta odcbodza co
.pierwszy i co trzeci Wtorek mieaiaca.
tTykiety s~pszeda]a sic "a ceDe jazdy
jedne strone. : dodatkiem 500 "a
round trip.
Ex%kursysnisci maja czas stawat;
ma ro1 maitych stacyach y celu obejrze-
MIA sobie okolicxnych grunt6w.
P6tnocny zacbod to kraj przyszlodc
Najlepsze grunta g tam ~jeszcze nieru-.
szone
Wzglsdem blitszych ~szczeg6l6w
pisa. pod ad,esem:
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-08-25

pointed 10 investigate the Alpha prop
critics:
CHICAGO. Aus. 10. 1898.
To the Board of Directors Of the VIVA
len Consolidated Copper Mining Co. /:
GENTLEMEN: In pursssnes Of motions
made whereby . committee was appoint
ID 10 Investigate ths property Of shs
mines owned By This company. and hsv-
Ing been one Of the committee 90 sp-
psinssd. / have taken II upon myself 70
give yoar Board my opinion Of The eosdi-
items sxisting d The mines. Prsfsoins
my following ssmsrks ] would ssy that
for the pass few months / bad been aware
Of The fset that Mr.. Whslsp. our Vice
President and General Manager ct the
mines, hss told . number Of lies and has
made statsnsnss 10 this Board over HE
own signature which ere sbsolstsly crim-
issi. For some reason OF other MI.
Whslsn hes been trying TO deceive not
saly HE stockholders bat The officers Of
this company, and I determined upon
sensultstioa with other members Of
This Directory 10 make N sxsmination
% ths earliest moment.
A you ere aware ths invssligating
COMMITTEES left here ZONE three weeks
ego. composed Of Nj. Stephens. MI.
Lay. Nj. Bowen and myself OF The d.
rsotosy. Frank H. Cooper. o Of the
largest stockholders. and WIN. H. Bray
Of Austin, Nevada. and subsequently,
this committee Wal mst u Pslissds. Ne
vsds. By Mr.. Hoytsma Of San Francisco.
Cal.
This latter ssntlsman and Mr.. Bray
ere we'll known and highly respected in
their respective communities. having
followed mining for . number Of years.
ssd whose word. In nv opinion. 10 Also.
isSsly positive u 10 ths conditions Of
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-08-25
q POLITICS.

A Free.For.Ail Scramble with Every
Participant G0Od.Natured.
As Wal predicted last week the local
political situation is becoming somewha,
miIsd. There are WELL defined rumors
Of . new candidate for the District Al
s~orneyship and . new deal a. to Lesisls-
tive candidates, with two new cards In
the pack. sod there are several precincts
yet to hear from.
VIM. Spinner has finally admitted that
he 10 9 candidate for reelection. and
another sspirsnt promises 10 announce
himself next week.
The addition Of j. N. Rousey to The
list for Assessor and the withdrawal Of
7. c. Coleman from the race for Justice
Of the Peace complete the changes for
this week, but there are six weeks inter-
vsning between now and the last day for
fling petitions. and mo man knows
what . day may bring FORTH"
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-08-25
REPUBLICAH DELEGATES.

County VIII he Fully Represented
NJ state Convensis..
The recently appointed Republican
County Committee met 81 the Office Of
l. c. c. Whitmors last Saturday even
ing. and talked over the situation. II
the nesting was NOT large 10 must be
admitted that 10 was an e~minently re-
spectacle one, and the committee has
hopes that after The State convention
there will be . grand rush Of voters 10
the g. o. p. standard.
The following delegates to the State
convention were appointed g. d. Alb
bots, Pslisads; d. Falooner, Cortes;
John McNauehton. Ruby Hill; G. II.
Cronsnt and F. J. Brosssmsr. Eureka.
IL 10 understood that oil the gentlemen
selected expect to attend the convention.
but II any shall find il impossible to
leave their proxies will be given 10
others who can attend, 90 the county will
be represented BY . full delegation.
The delegation goes uninstruoted, and
il appears the standing Of the candidates
likely TO come before the convention was
not discussed at the meeting. Anyway
there appears to be . slight difference Of
opinion among them - to the proper
men to nominate, but oil are united in
ssying that they will not oppose what
. majority Of the delegates 10 the State
convention believe TO be for the best in
terest OF the party.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-08-25
vALUABLE COPPER PROSPECTS.
Messrs. McrcPney.a and Haworth Fey
q Visit 60 Bald Mountain.

Messrs. Meresney. and Haworth Pay
vists 60 Bald MOuntaiu.
On Sunday morning last Supt. ID. Z.
McTsrusy and w. s. Hsworth accom-
panied Charles Born to his copper mine
on Bald Mountain, and spent . day look
ing over the prospects. They returned
home Tuesday evening fully convinced
that there are very rich deposits oil cop
per these, and that, too. 10 sufficient
quantities 10 warrant the putting in OF .
large plant.
Mr.. Born's prospect 10 located Of shs
further end Of Newark Valley about fifty
miles from Eureka. and about seventy
Eve miles distant from Elko.
Msssrs. MoTerney and Hsworth thor
oughiy enjoyed the drive across the
country. The weather was perfect, the
roads In 6ne condition, and there was
not sufficient duss encountered 10 make
the ride ct ell d~issareeable.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-08-25

shs mines. II has BEEN stated BY Mr..
Whalen ever since the r~eorganizAtion Of
this company that the whslsn proper
ties were fully developed; that In his
main shaft be had cross-cut the ore and
found the vein TO have widensd from .
few feet on the surface 10 IL feet d The
200-foot level and 10 "a feet u the 400
foot level. and this statement be backed
up By . report made upon this property
BY . Mr.. e. Lloyd Owen. an English
mining expert. Some tsn weeks ago Mr..
Stephens and myself took . preliminary
"trip 70 the mines against Mr.. whslsu's
will, and although 70 were unable TO get
down ths shaft there were soms few sar.
face indications that led Nc 10 believe
that perhaps Msssrs. Whalen and Ow.
ems report VA correct; 90 thinking Va
gave them The benefit Of the doubt, and
felt that even u The property VA mot -
large - rsprsssstsd IL was . property
worth developing. On proceeding TO The
mines this time We were able. or rather
myself Of the committee and Messrs.
Bray and Hoytsma - experts, descend.
Cd che shaft, stopping 81 ths 100 foot
level. l50-foot level. and $50 foot level
without having seen absolutely sny trace
Of . vein. The DOLLY Indications being that
IL che l8O-foot level there were some
few stripgsrs Of copper ore amounting
10 absolutely nothing.
Mr.. Bray dsscendsd to the 2O0-foos
level and found no trace Of either wall
or ore. II was then apparent that Mr..
Whslsn had lied in svery particular 70.
gardips this property. and spon his rep.
reservations We. gentlemen. have been
Induced 10 invest our money and that Of
our friends, acting absolutely in good
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-08-25
THEY ARE THRIvIN0.
Copper Property shows Copper and
silver Property Animal Life.

Copper Property shows Copper and
silver Property Animal Life.
Sheriff Burdick returned homo from
Alpha on Saturday where he served the
papers on H. L. Mums in she Receiver.
ship suit. At the Whalen Silver prop.
srsy Mr.. Burdiok says there are some
Of the fuest horses and cattle anyone
ever looked ct, while the number Of tur'
keys. geese. dueks and chickens is simply
astonishing.
Az the Copper mine. the Sheriff says,
there are six men 81 work. divided into
three gangs Of two each. and oil are 'ir
ore." although he 10 not prepared TO say
how much. For . property that il
worth absolutely nothing" there sp-
psars to be considerable life and hustle
about the mines.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-08-25
MINING EXPERTS PLEASED
Mr.. Flindt Says Opportunities
of This Section Are Not
Half Understood.
EXPECT 70 TAKE HOLD OF ONE Oh
MORE PROPORTIONS.
The Result of Tests on Samples
Taken Will Decide Their
Future Movements.

Fred A. Flindt aud s. w. Mosby, the
two Salt Lake mining experts who spent
several days here recently examining the
Bay State and other properties in this
vicinity, are evidently well pleased with
tbs result Of their o~bservssions here.
The day after their arrival ct Salt Lake
the Herald Of that city contained the
following:
Fred A. Flindt and s. w. Mosby re-
turned yesterday from . two weeks pill
grimsgs into Nevada camps. where they
have been In search Of . property
which they might tie TO in the expects.
zion Of developing good thing. They
returned losdsd down with samples, and
on The outcome Of tests to be made upon
them will depend what they will do in
The nssr future.
"Ssme time was spent 10 the vicinity
Of Eureka. and among other properties
visited by them WAS the Bay State ct
Newark, which Mr.. Find: says has re-
Gently been secured under bond by other
parties. II 10 . great property, in his
opinion, but he believes the opportuni-
ties OF the section are not bali under
stood. II 10 very likely the gentlemen
will decide to take hold Of one or more
Of the propositions which have been
placed 81 their disposal. and within 8
very few days . selection will have been
made"
Both Of these gentlemen stand high in
Salt Lake mining circles. and they are 10
. position 10 command unlimited capital.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-08-25
More MINING Men Coming.

Sol Hip. State Live Stock Inspector,
arrived 81 Eureka on Tuesday from Reno,
and the following morning went on 10
Ely. where be will spend several week.
experimenting the work In his mininf
properties. These claims adjoiu thu
Chsinman mine now being examined By
Eastern experts. and MIR. Hip 10 getting
bis properties in readiness for inspection
by the capitalists who now have . bond
upon them. These gentlemen will ar
rive here within the next two or three
weeks.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-08-25
services,

Rev. NJ. s. Riddle, having decided to
sever his connection with the Presbyterian
church, will give his last service next Sum
day morning and evening. The morning
discourse will be an affectionate address to
the members Of the church and Christians
of Eureka.
In the evening the subject will be
"Looking and Searching for q Man."
Every man In Eureka ought to hear this
discourse.
A very cordial invitation is extended to
the people of Eureka to attend these last
services.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-08-25

Now that the Episcopal picnic is over
the pupils Of the Sunday School are re-
minded that Christmas is coming, and a
regular attendance will count for a great
deal. Do not neglect tue Sunday school,
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-08-25

Cssare Rosetti Is repairing the roof OF
his building on Main street and getting it
In readiness for occupancy in anticipation
of the coming revival in business in Eu-
reks. The building has remained unocu-
pied since Mr.. Rosetti closed his business
some seven or eight years ago.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-08-25
sunday school Picnic.

The Presbyterian Sunday school will
have q picnic for the children on next
Thursday, the SOth, at the Italian Ranch.
where all the picnics are held. A large
wagon will leave the church in the morn
ing, not later than half-past s o'clock,
sufficient to convey all the children who
wish to go. Ice cream, cake and fruits
will be furnished the children Of the school
in abundance. The superintendent of the
school wishes to extend a general invita-
sion to the public to attend this annual
picnic and have o good time.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-08-25

w. H. Russell returned home on Satur-
dAy from . visit at Cortez. He had an
experience on the road with q balky bicy-
Gle. but succeeded in thoroughly breaking
it in" A party went out the next day
with . broom and a dust.pan and gathered
up the fragments.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-08-25
CHANGES ON THE \. Il r.
Conductor Bseussy TO Retire Next
Month.

Early next month j. N. Rousey. who
for . long time has held the position Of
conductor on the Eureka & Paiissds
railroad. will retire from the company
service and Assessor j. B. Riddle will
take his place on the road.
Just 10 ever things up Mr.. Rousey has
oome out a. . candidate for the Office Of
Assessor. and will make . vigorous cam.
paign. Mr.. Riddle will. Of course. not
resign the A~sssssorship. He will be
here a good share Of the time, and in his
absence the office will be In charge OF
bis deputy. W. J. Hooper. The outside
work has oil been completed for this year,
and the voters will soon have 40 oppor-
suuity to choose MIR. Riddles successor.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-08-25
Mr. CONN OF Carson.

Trsnnor Coffin. the Carson legal light.
was an arrival by last Saturdays train.
remaining over until Monday morning.
During his s~ojourn here Mr.. Coffin sx-
tended the glad hand 10 Eureka's Re-
publioans. and did NOT deny that hs
would accept the Republican nomins-
nation for the Supreme Court Judssship.
Mr.. Cofin's o~stensible business here wa
10 make . motion for m appeal in ths
District court in . sheep tax case In oou'
troversy between Lander and Elko eoun'
ties.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-08-25
stranger Visits whalen Rropers

stranger Visits whalen Property.
A stranger Game up on Thursday -
far - Alpha where he left the train In
company with II. L. Mums, now The
resident manager Of the Whalsn Consol-
idstsd Copper Mining Company. The
stranger was apparently . business man.
bat the nature Of his business st ths
whalsn properties q the present time
10 noI known.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-08-25

CORRESPONDENTS Fourth National Bank, New York City; The
Croker w National Bank, San Francisco; Knauth, Nachod q kuhne,
New York City; Mccormick & Co., Salt Lake City. jryld
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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-08-25
q general banking business. Mining and othe
commission. Will buy and sell exchange on every
world.
OUR FOREIGN MONEY ORDER
SYSTEM is UNSURPASSED

The funds being paid in the money of the country where sent, and direct ito the
recipient, who 10 saved the trouble and expense of collecting q draft,
and senders are protected against loss.
Cañon City record., 1900-07-26
Salt Lake Excurslons.


The Worlds Greatest Natural San
itarium.
The Rio Grande Western railway
in connection with the Colorado Mid
land and Denver & Rio GraDde rail-
roads, has just announced series of
excursions to Salt Lake City. AThe City
of the Saints" A trip to Utah offers
a view of the grandest scenery on the
continent, coupled with all the delights
of a sojourn in Salt Lake City. The
Great Salt lake with minaretted Saltair
wsea breeze and surf bathing 1000 feet
above tide water-the glIttering Salt
Palace with its vaudeville performance
and saucer track bicycle races, the
Great Mormon Temple, Tabernacle and
church institutions, the parks, drives
and nearby canon, mountain and lake
resorts are but a few of Salt Lakes
attractions. The summer climate is
Incompatible. The daily tourist rate,
July 1st to September 30th, from Den
yer, Boulder, Colorado Springs, Mani
tou, Pueblo, etc, is $500. en July 18th,
August 18th, i4th, 3oth, 3lst and Sep
tember 7th the lines above referred to
offer rate of 5000 round trip, and on
Juty 31st and August 1st. the tourist
or round trip rate VIII be $500. No
one who has the time can afford to
overlook the trip to Utah. For ad-
ditional details drop card to w. j.
Cayerls. T. p. A. room 705 Ernest &
Cramer block, Denver, or Geo. W.
Heintz. General Passenger Agent, Rio
Grande Western Ry.. salt Lake City.
Cañon City record., 1900-07-26

1t has been agreed that newspaper
subscriptions are an infallible test Of
a mans honesty. They will sooner OF
later discover the man. If he is
dishonest he viii cheat the printer
some way-declare he has paid when
he has not-will take the paper and
not pay for it on the ground that he
never subscribed for it-or move of
and leave it coming to the Office he
left. Thousands of alleged circum-
stances are dishonest in this particu-
lar, at least, and the printers books
will tell fearful tales at the final judg-
ment.-Ex.
Cañon City record., 1900-07-26
D. a z. q. EXCURSION Rates.

Denver, Canon and intermediate points
to Salt Lake n Ogden; July is, Aug.
Is, IA, 30, n, and Sept. 7--rate $500
!. plus -; transit limit ten days each
way, final limit 30 days
Young Peoples Christian Union, Den.
yer July 20 to 30; "pen one lirst class
standard fare round trip; selling days
July 30 and 81; tinal limit 70 days;
stop-overs.
Special rates Colorado common points
to Interior Colorado points; return
limit 10 days TO points east OF Dnena
Vista Selling days July 4. IL, sS,
Aug. q. One trst-clnss fare for round
trip; continuous passage each way.