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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-08

Justice Hayes yesterday rendered a
decision in favor of the defendant in a
suit brought by DR.. W. r. Morris to-
collect bill from .. ~ Matthews fo,
services as an osteOpath.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-08

The resignation of Mis- Mcclellan. teach
e at the North Missoula school. will re-
c>ivc attention at a meeting of the board
during the week. and new appointment
made for the position.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-08

WANTED - NEAT, RESPECTABLE
young man to room and board. ia
South jackson.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-08

Con Hayes. the boniface of the famed
resorts at Gregsor Springs. is spending
few days With friends in Missoua. Mr..
Hayes states he has nearly natured plans
whereby he will soon make Il European
tour and on his return will probably
locate at Seattle or other Pacific coast
CilV
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-08

john Z. DAILY who has been dangerous
~ Sick with pneumonia is reported as
coNNalescing.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-08

NJ. Nj. Co.'S grocery department. are adj
Gitons to the grip afflicted of the city.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-08

c. T.. Flowers. Of the Gold Boot Shos
store, is on business "trip To RfttSl
Root valley points.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-08
M!SSOUiA BRIEFS.

John Mcleod Of Scoity's place is i'll
with the siip.
s. c. Kenyon is a business caller in the
city from Eozeman.
john r. DAILY who has been dangerous
ly SICK with pneumonia is reported as
convalescing.
c. L. Flowers. Of the Gold Boot shoe
store. is on a business "trip 10 Bitter
Root valley points.
Mir. and Mrs. ]. Nj. Price of Nicto" are
visitors in Missoula en- route h"iue from
a brief stay at Helena.
4 bright baby girl has been born to
gladden. the home Of MI ana Mrs. Geo
Kendall Of North Missoula.
Col. Thomas G. Marshall and Miss
Mar shall returned home yesterday from
!, Snort >isit With friends III Butte.
The January report Of County Treas
urer Higgins shows 4 cash balance OF
Atu.gIi..- TOT IN county HNilttSS " i tp-
rualy.
Mes3ames NJ. Kennedy and Z. +.
Arndt. Of Bonner. and ". 4. Buckley
Of Clinton. were registered at Ntssoula
hotels Friday.
Octave coturt. a prominent rlnchor
Of the F'lathead reservation III the vicin-
ity Of Arlee, was business caller in
Missoula Thursday.
Ray Gregory. charged With stealing
Junk from the Northern Pacific. has had
action in his ease dismissed for thirty
days pending good behavior.
T. 4. McClain. one Of the Bitter Root
valleys most substantial ranchers and
fruit growers. transacted business With
MiSsoula merchants yesterday.
Martin Nygard Of Nicols y Dean es-
adjustment and Robert Demers Of the
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-08

j. w Rrickey, of the Meadow View
placer mines near Quartz, departed yes
1erday with his family for an extended
visit at Pacific coast cities. With the
opening of spring Mr.. Brckiey will be
again With his mining property and With
plans now matured proposes To largely
increase their output of gold.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-08

Rorn-At Wyckliffe. Ky. a boy to Mrs
Sid. }. Coffee wife of Missoua's promi-
nent druggist. The above informant
was contained in a telegram recsived in
Missoula Wednesday night.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-08

F. l.. Freiburg and A. Sandburg arrived
in Missouia last night from Clear Lake,
Wis. as guests Of Rev. NJ. Peterson
While they are 40 oking over the country.
They are aiming for the coast but Mr..
Peterson will try to persuade them to To-
cate in Missoula or vicinity
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-08

Mir. and Mrs J. Nj. Price of Victor are
visitors in Missoula en- route home from
a brief stay at Helena.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-08

Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Johnson have re-
turned to their home at Marshall. Mimi.
after visiting for several weeks With
Mrs. Johnson's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. O.
G. McQuestion. of Missoula
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-08

$. c. Kenyon is a business caller in the
city from Eozeman
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-08

John Mcleod Of Sco;ty's place is i'll
With the siip.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-08

a bright baby sirl has been born t.
gladden. the home Of Mi. and Mrs. Geo
Kendall Of North Missoua.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-08

The Telephone Girl" and "Little Min
ister companies are announced by A. IT.
Hartley. manager of the Empire theate
fer dates of April 26th and eth. These
are reported to be among the best of
&C medy farces that will this season visit
Nissoua
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-08

Martin Nygard Of Nicols y Deans es-
Establishment and Robert Demers Of tht
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-08

Upon the return OF r. NJ. Cobban, who
is in Butte on business the room which
has recently been used by the postoftice
will be changed into an office room
fitted for different occupants
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-08

u Arthur McGany, laborer from lumber
camp No. 3, at Hamilton. is at the Sis
RS hospital With a badly bruised leg
anc broken rib, injuries received from
rolling logs, which piled themselves up
on him. 1t is a miracle that hewas not
killed.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-08

7. 4. McClain. one Of the Bitter Roo
valleys most substantial ranchers ant
fruit growers, transacted business witt
Missoula merchants Yesterday.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-08

COL Thomas c. Marshall and Miss
Maj shall returned home yesterday from
/ Snort Nisit With friends III Butte.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-08

Justice Houtchens yesterday rendered
his decision in the assault examination
of Robert Childers. in which Chiiders is
held to the district court in 81 900 bail.
Bonds have not yet been secured
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Gin tiidiiher Nmfaa.

&iiralib tpurbe auf 6. s. Collier
BON gberofee, Soma, elm Nnfau ee=
ntaAt, Der nm elm @eniees einen
t6otli9en Nusgang eebabt bdtte.
Oerielbe riibrte pDn ieinen Nieren
ber. @r befam iolb' beftige &iifen=
ibmer5en, baB er ii9 ni9t pbne
groBe Sbmeraen buden, nod obne
in &iiien einaepadt su iein, 1iben
fonnte. &ein Wtittel perlbaffte ibm
9inoerung, biz er feline 3uflubt gu
Electric Bitters nabm, bas cine
iolbe Ienberung in ieinem 3uitanoe
berpDrrief, oaB er ibrieb, er fiible
itb pie neueeboren. Diele tpunber=
bare Weoicin beilt &iideni9meraen
uno geieren=2eioen, reintat bas 8lut
uno itdrft oas gan5e Spitem. Sour
so Gts bel S. &alteper & Sobn,
Druguiften:
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9ie lettem Shiiiie int 3riege
1901

tpurben am 9. Mai 1871 abgeaeben.
General b. B. itanb nab Dem @af=
fenitiaitanb als 6aupttnann in elmer
fleinen Stabt Der NDrmanbie. Sim
9. Wtai, einem Gubetag, erbielt er
ben 8efebl. an atpei iuneen Sranso=
fen, pelbe einen oeutihen So
iten meublings iiberfalIen unb
ernnorbet batten, bic 9pbesitrafe
81 bollitreden. Sn einem naben
@alb tDuroe Die grefutipn ppllso=
gen. 3robig unb bitter erlbienen
bic Burden, nibt b6renb auf bic
3ureoen bes iie beeleitenben Ibbe.
Die &ugen tpuroen ibnen perbunoen,
oas &omtnanbD ert0nt: u2eet an
Jeuer!", stuei 5alpen fra9en, elm
Sbrei ert0nt, Die 8erurtbeilten 1tiirz
gen auiamn1en. Nm ndbiten Gage
puroe Der Sriebe gu sranffurt a.
sc. ll1teraei6net. Die beioen Sal=
ben auf Der 8albbl0Be inn @orben
Jranfrei6s maren bic lebten S1u11e
i'm groBen &riege.
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Smbtamer ant @iiembabnba,1.

OrauBen in WDDnting in Der @e=
geno oes 8ig 6prn 8a1in, baut Die
Burlington 8abn cine neue 2inie,
uno ibren gontraftoren lit es oelunz
gen, cine Nn5abl grotp= nnb @ipur=
Snoianer aus Der benanbarten Ste
Fierpationen fiir oas llnternebmen alt
intereiiiren unb CUR Nusfubrune Der
gibeuirungsarbeiten ansuIteIen.
NlS Die &otbbauten gum erfen Male
NIT ibren beipannten S9aufelappa=
raten In &eib' unb @lieo aufgeitelIt
lparen, bieben fie auf bas &oln1nanoo
r2Ds" tpie @ilb auf ibre Bferoe Elm
unb iagten gellenbe Gbreie aus=
itoBenb auf unb banpn, um benz
ibrem1 6erSen tbeueriten @pprt, oem
Wettrennen 81 buloigen. 9lls Der
8aufiibrer tie iblieBli9 tpieber su=
iammen uno in &eib' unb @lieo
oufgeiteqt batte, erfldrte er ib=
mem, oaB rtan iie ni9t CUR Ser
anitaltune BON 8feroerennen, lon=
bern our Ibtraeune Der 8oben=
erbDbun9en angenDmmen tpGren,
beeannen ite Die Nufgabe ernit gu
nebmen uno ertpieien iib als tiibtiee
Mrbeiter.
! So fomtnt es, baB rotbe &rieger
uno Die SDbne BON rotben &riegern,
pelbe i'm Sabre 1876 ben tapferen
Gutter un6 feline @etreuen pDrt Z.
&apallerie=&egiment, nabbem bieie
ibnett ben lebten rnutbppnen @ioer=
, itano entgegengeiebt, erbarmungslos
binmoroeten, iebt, tpeniee Meilen
BON ienem 96labtfeloe, \frieblt1
uoie 8iiroe oes tpeiBen ManneS"
tbeilen. uno an einem &ulturperfe
tbdtig 1tnb.
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sambbeit faun ntd,t aebeilt ,perpen

0urt lotale Mpptationen, neil e ben frarfen $beil
BEG Sbres nibt erre6en f6nnen Gs giebt ntir Ell
men gSeQ Die Saubbet 5u furiren uno Der lit ourtb
tonititutonele 6eilmittel Saubbeit miro ourtb e.
men ent5inoeten 3ufano Der iffsimigen @usflei=
onnn9 Der gufta6il6en &6bre peruriadbt gBeun
6iee 9obre i6 ent3lnbet, babt ibr enen rumpelnoen
2on oSer nnpoltommenes @eb6r; unb tpenn lie gan3
3nbun9 ni6t eeboben uno bieie &Dbre pieoer in ib=
rem geb6rigen 3uftano perebt merben tann pirb pas
@ebor fur inlmer 3erfort perben; neun Sdlle unter
Sebn peroen burtb &atarrb peruria1t, pel6er nibts
als Elm ent3inoeter 3uitano Der ibleimsen Sber=
Hidden lit.
g8r molten einbunoert Dollars fir jeoen (burdb
Ratarrb oerurIa6ten) Sail bon Saubbelt eeben, ben
mir ni6t bur6 Ginnebmen bon 6all's 6 a=
tarrb g ur btilen f6nnen. aaBt gu6 um=
ionit Gireulare tommen.
s. ). Gbenep s. Co., Solebo, Ohio
H@ gertanft bon alien Npotbetern, 9reis Is
Gents bic GlaI1e.
6aa's iSamilien= 9illen iino Die beften
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lid unliebensmiiroieer Gefell, Dottor,
unb meme 9ommilttonen ma6ten,
elaube i'd. einen 8osen I'M mid
berum, tuo lie mid iaben-uno fragte
ben Germ, Oh i9 banu biellei6t Sdus
fer ooer Steinetlopfer tueroen iollte2
9arauf uubte er mir natiirlt9 feinen
Bei6eio gu seben uno entfernte ii9 nit
bere9tiater @ntriiiiung. Wleine @e-
mutbsftimmune barna6 fannf 8u
Sir oenten. Sd faBte ben gntfdfuB,
es nod elm Gemefer usaubalten, aber
tpenn es nirfli9 einmal ni9t 9eben
iollte. bann-Du tuirn mfrs ni9t
beroenten. Gottor, lieber einem 10 gdn3=
lid nuBloien uno iiberfliiiiisen 9aiein
Elm Gnbe su MAIDEN, als es bem Mits
leio meiner guteu 6reunbe an1eim
fallen gu laiien. Sd babe biel I'm 9eben
ertraaen, aber BET erHe 8iiien 8ettel.
brob tpdre mein Sob aetpelen."
ST ma6te eine pauie unb Hri9 it9
langfam nit Der 9anb iiber bic bobe
@tirn, tpis um bic bort beraufbei9wo-
renen i9redli6en 8ilber gu berfpiIden.
rEas llebrige 1T balb geiagt," fubr
er bann in berielben rubisen Meife tpie
borber fort. sd 9ins in bieien llnibers
iitdtsferien tpieber an bte See unb babe
Is, tuie 9u tpeiBt, iebes Sabr 10 gebals
ten. Gas that mir gut, unb i'm 3tpeiten
Semefer sins es f9on um 0ieles bef-
ier. Smmerbin muBte i9 nod nit 10
9roBer 8oriidt arbeiten, fam 10 lang.
Jam borpdrts, oaB meine 9offnung,
mein 3iel in abiebbarer 3eit au e..
reiden, auf iebr idtpa6en GiiBen fanb.
Sn oieier 3eit tamlf 9u au mir unb
itellteft mir in groBmiitbiger Weiie
9ein iauer eriuorbenes @erm69en aur
@erfiisung. 9u tpirR jebt einieben,
baB i1 es bamals tpeber annebmen
fonnte nod burfte."
pNein, bas iebe i9 nidt elm !" i9rie
i'm ber 9oftor, ber Bis bierber III gro.
ber 8ewe9ung auseb6rt, nit unseipobn.
ter Sefti9teit an. .@rober Gott, bab'
id bas Tim Did berbient,, bob Du
bentif, mein elenbes @elb ipirbe MFR
lieber 9etpefen ietn als Dein Mobl-
er9eben, ia, als Dein 2ebeng 9aB Du
lieber ber9ungert unb berfominen
tudref, ebe 9u 9ilfe BON Genen angea
nommen, Die nit Greuben iebes Opfer
9ebradt baben wiirSen, nur um 9i1
ielbit iid erbalten au t0nnen? 9dtteif
Su Dir bic n6tbi9e pflese eeg6nnt Bel
Deiner Mrbeit, 70 tpdren Dir Bic Iebten
bitteren grfabrungen tpa6ri6einli9 er.
ipart 9eblieben. Mber ein 70 balsiiar-
riger, bodmiitbteer Menid perbient
tuabrbaftig nidt, baB man fidb nod
I'm @erin9fen um ibn befiimmert.@
sOas tannif Su ia bod nidt laf.
ien,A lddelte 0ans, ibm obne iebe
gmpfinbli9teit far bic berbe @9elte
ber3lib bic Sanb rei9enb, III bic ber
ODttor nit 9rtmmtgem @eii9t ei1-
falug. .@eraeibe mir, i9 Bin einmat
In trlanden punften unberbeiierIi9.
3ubem aetgt Der grfolg, bab ID tueber
berbungert, nod fonif fbrperIi6 unb
9eiiiis bertommen BIN. unb-gan3
obne gei1anO mar ib aud ni1t," uub
elm milber sdein aiHs perfldrenb uber
iein ernfes Ueii1t, nnod etnnal. bat
etn gutter gn9el mir aur Seite aeliaH.
ben unb mir in ben idiperjfen 3eiten
9r0H unb Gtdrtune gebra@t."
Sn fille, ausenideinli9 freunblide
@ebonten berloren, bltdte Ct por ii4 1tti.
(Tortiebuna fOl9t)
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9abt sJbr's i1ptt nerimht?

Natiirlid bas neue Slaibenbier Der
8rauereD, bic NIT besn TEXAS
PRIDE" ibren Merten cine tueitere
bin8usefiat Bat, bic einen geraoesn pbae
nomenalen grfols auftueiit nno ibren
Erinmpb8ne iibsr ben sanaen Staat unb
tpeit iiber bic @ren5en binous fortiebt.
Wer elm burbaus reines, aus bem beiten
9Dpfen unb Der beiten @erite berseitelltes
Bier gu trinfen uitnldt un6 gu tpiiroigen
tpeiB, tuiro iib on ''Texas Pride" halten.
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Wnfun #,
g. u. & u. g. @abm.

Naeb @alpeiton. SouitDn unb guero tdg>
Naeb Corpus ghrifti, Mranias YaB unb
8eenille tdglib .2:2O Nabm.
Nab B6rne nnb 8errbille, tdglicb, auss
9enommen SOnnta9S. -. .2:45 yeacbm.
ytad B6rne un6 &errbille, SDnnta9s. -.
....................8:3O Born.
Gnfunft.
Bon @aleeHon, Soufun unb guerD taes
lt@ .7:U0 MbenoS.
Ton Corpus ghriiti, Mranias BaB unb
Geeotlle td9lib .1:55 Nabm.
Won 8brne mnb 8errnille. tdglieb, aus<
9enommen S5nntags. -. 1855 8orm.
Bon 8brne unb &errbilIe. SDuntass, -.
.... O.UU NOeUO9.
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= &on5ert! -&pasert! &onsert!
IN 8 6Dls' 8almen : @arten jeben
SDnnabeno uno SDnntag Nbeno.

- Der nStraBb. 9oit" miro aus
@rDB= 8littersoDrf (Rreis Saarge=
fnIno) pDtn 3. Wtdr5 berihtet: Sn
unieren @emeinoetpafbe tuuroen
lebte WDhe ibon stpei WDlfe betnerft,
ote Der 9unger bierber getrieben
bot. &in0er aus Dem benahbarten
@blingen finb beute Wprgeu bielen
geitien begegnet, pelbe Die Gpuren
oDn Neben 81 perfolgen i9ienen.
2suei &ebe itnb ibnen lhpn gum Dp=
fer gefalIen. Der 6uneer t1tuB ben
gefdbrlihen Tbieren bod arg suge-
iebt haben, oa iie ftb 10 nabe ans
DDrf tpagen. 6offentlih gelingt es
balo, bielen WDlfen ben @araus su
MAIDEN, ebe Iie tpeiteres llnbeil an=
rihten. .-glus @rapelotte, 26. Sc
bruar beribtet Die Meber 8eitltng:
@eitern Worgen geeen 6 1lbr betnerf=
ten orei iunge 2eute, tpelbe i'm 8e=
sriffe uaren, nab Slrs au geben, aui
oem Diingerbaufen pDr bem lebten
6auie linfs am Musgange beS Dprz
feS einen @olf. Derielbe nla1te fi9
erit oapon, alS bic 8eriDnen anfinz
gen, gu ihreien uno 2drm gu ibla=
gen. 8ei oem 9ofe Mpscop purbe
oor einigen 9agen ebenfalls elm
Wolf aeieben.
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Durb cine 9ernahlaiiieune
oes Waeens tpirb oas 8lut leibt
unrein, tpeldes bdufig Die l1rlabe
iblebter @eiunbheit lit. Die Ins
ipenoung bon Or. Nu9uit aDnig 8
9amburger Tropfen reiniet Ma9en
unb Blut.
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Nlalt : gfntrine>

lit in eteibem MaBe fir bic Mutter
unb fir ben Sdugling nabrbaft.
Wiro nur bon Der beriibntten Inz
beuier 8uib 8retpine GiiDciation
in ct. 2ouis, Wto., bereeitellt,
melde 9batia9e fir feline 2eiabeit
nno Nabrbaftiefeit, Die es beanz
lprubt, biiret.
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= Man telepbpnire SEQ. 716 an
81. $. g bneiber, 708 Sib=
Shores : StraBe, fir 5leiib, gier.
Wurft. Shinfen &c.
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- SIM 0eieberibl. Iasebl. iperz
ben m8ettfeoern eigener 8rpbuts
tion" angeboten. SIM Namen nel=
der @dnie
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- I'm ibneller portpdrts gu fpmz
men, beniiben Biele oas Stedenz
pfero ibres 8ureelebten als @ors
1panr.
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~. &. & =. 8abtt.
u B { q d rt

y U Z 7.
0ab Waco, Sort @prtb, Dallas, 8anlas
Gttp, ct. 2Duis unb Chicago, tdglteb,
(S. U. & q. q. 9epoD .7:45 MDrsens.
Waeb Waco, Sort Bortb, Dallas &C. (nDm
Suniet~Oeppt) 800 Nbenbs.
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= Der b6bite 8ere inn 2eben
beiBt grfDlg. Sour neniee erreiben
ben @ipfel.
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Son Chicago, ct. 2ouis, &anlas gitp,
Dallas, Sort 8nrth unb Baco. tdslib
(Snniet 0epot) ......... $3.50 Born.
Ton @acp, Sort 8Drtb, 9allas &c. (S.
u. & q. 8. Seppt) 80. 1920 Mbenbs.
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Gulf gbpre 8abm.

b q B Tt.
Nah Stofbale. td9lih, aussenDmmen
Sonnta9s. 800 8ornt.
Mnfunft.
Bon Stodoale, tdslib, auseenpmmen
S0nntaas. 300 Hahm.
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gatt's oSe6er-YiGe,t

,r6altsn bas &Orperipaem in Orbnuns
nnO rsrblnOern frantbaite 3uitanOe Ser
gtber, bic ssw0buliA &ront6eitsn Dor.
ias9sben.
Gin DtrbinSsrunssmittsl fit
Ropfidmsrssn, Dpspepiie. edwinbsi
idlsdten @sidmadim Mfunbe. S.rstlo.
pisn, beteste 3unse, Nppetitioisteit unt
edu,nntlt@e 0auet,leiosm
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,,@rpkmmtter'S 9bee" beridJDuert
oem 9eint. 25c BET aleu- 9rpgmiftem.
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Seber, oefien Ma8en nid)t In Orb
nung it, wiro unter 9luts 8ranibeiten gu leioen ba=
ben. Gin babies Wein=8las Or. Sieeert's @n9o=
tura gitters Dor ben Mabbeiten if bas Bette fir
einen tranien Waaen
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- &altaelaeertes 6leiih, bel
81. $. g 1neioer,
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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-02-16
MANY MINERS
ENTOMBED.
Forty-6ve White and Twenty-Five
Chinese Miners are Cutoff
From Escape.
BRAVE WORK OF RESCUERS
A Hundred Feet of Goal and Debris Must
Be Bored Through to Reach the Buried
Mea-Little Hope Entertained
For Them.

Victoria, B. c., February 16.-No
news has been received this morning
from the Union mines, where sixty five
miners are entombed. The operator
there reports no change in the situation.
LITTLE HOPE HELD OUT.
Vancouver, B. c., February 16-Ev-
cry effort to rescue the forty white min
ers and twenty-five Chinese emtornbed
in the Union mine has so far been un-
successful. Work r. I to be stopped last
night after the second explosion. and
the difficulties in reaching the men are
even greater than before. There is 100
feet of coal and debris to bore through
yet ito reach the workings and there is
little hope that any of the men will be
found alive. Thirty men are sent down
al time, and they remain only fifteen
minutes. Even then some of the rescu-
ing party are taken out more dead than
alive. They are Immediately replaced
by new men, Aid is being sent from
Victoria, Nanaimo and nearby cities.
WILL FLOOD THE MINE.
Victoria, p. c., February 16.-Rescue
parties have so far failed to reach the
entomIbed miners in the Union mina
The officials decided as final resort 20
flood the mine.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-02-16
MARKET REPORT.
MONEY AND METAL.


New York, February 16.-Money ON
call nominal Prime mercantile paper,
1904 1-2 per cent. Silver, 61A cents.
GRAIN.
Chicago, February 16-Wheat-Feb-
ruary, 7S 1-2M73ssc; May. ,7H 1-2c. Cora
February, 39Ac; May, 41A@41Ac. Oats
February, 24Ac; May, 25Ac.
STOCK.
Kansas City, Mo-, February 16.-Cat-
tle-Receipts, 200 head; steady; native
steers, $440@5.40; Texas steers, $3.50
45O; Texas COWS, s2.70@3.50; native
cows and heifers, $2.5O@475; stockers
and feeders. s3.5O@4.75; bulls, $3@4.25;
calves, $55O@6.75. Sheep-Receipts, 200
head steady; muttons, $S.75@4, ,t5;
lambs, $4.So@52o.
Chicago, February 16.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 200 head; nominally steady; good
to prime steers, $4,sO@6.OO; poor to me-
dunn, $3.4O@4.S0; stockers and feeders,
$265@450; COWS, $2.50@4.15; heifers,
$26o@4.35; canners, $1.75@24O; bulls,
s25O@425; calves, $4@6.50; Texas fed
steers, $4@4.7O; Texas grass steers, $3.50
@3.sO; Texas bulls $250@3.60. Sheep
Receipts, $500 head; steady; good to
choice wethers, $3.75@4.50; fair to choice
mixed. $3.50@3.95; western sheep, $500
4.50; Texas sheep, $2.50@3.60; native
lambs, $425@5.3O; western lambs, $50
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-02-16
CANADIAN
DOCTORS TALK
Two or Three Of Them Speak
Against a Change Of Climate
for Consumptives.
SOME FOOLISH ASSERTIONS
One Of the Physicians Is in Favor Of the
Compulsory Cremation Of People Who
Die Of tuberculosis Not Here
ditary Disease.

Ottawa, February 16.-One of tn:
most important conventions i'm the his
tory of Canada has been held here at
the call of the governor general ITO dis
cuss measures for the prevention of tu.
berculosis. Some old theories regard
ing consumption were shattered. Sem
ator Kingston, one Of the foremost ply
sicidns n Cl'nada. declared. that tubec-
culosis IS not hereditary disease. He
declares that a change of climate was
not important, and friends should new
er consent ito persons going ito Florida
or to Colorado to die away from hom. ;.
DR.. Guerin, of Quebec, said: Fresh air
and Gods sun are the great curative
agents, and these can be had any
where"
DR.. Roddick favored cremation in
case of death from all contagious dis
eases, and said it should be insisted up
on by the law in the case of tuberculo-
Sis Legislation will be asked in ord ).
that sanitariums may be established
where, under careful medical superv.-
sion, the therapeutic effects Of dry or
moist, high or low, forest or prairie c!.-
mates, may be scientifically studied ana
the results published for the informa-
tion of the general public