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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27
T~1txenthltrprr Wutrtte.

unb bann belt Tie por ettpa 5000
Wteni6en cine Iniprads, bic aber
ipeber 9eiitrei6 nod origtneu ipar.
Sic iaete Den Mdnnern, iie iolten
ii6 bes 8enuHes bon Wbistep unb
Sdbat entbalten unb bic Srauen for
rerte lie uuf, feline Siamanten ober
onoeren S1mud gu tra9en, oa lIur
lei9tiinnige Meiber iit NIT Shmud
b~ebdngten. Sebr enttduidt berlieBeu
bic 3ubDrer Die 8eriammlung. Qm
Ibeno fubr Die Yeili4ningerin nad
Go6eter, nm bort nod Srupenirz
Merte 81 pertdufen.
Der Chef bes @ebeimbienites 4,
8itte. bat cine InaabI gantnoten au@
gei6idt erbalten, Die bon ben prisiz
noIen Slatten eebrudt purben, bic
ppr mebr ais "fiinfsis Sabren BON Der
Staatsbant pon Stem 9runspid be-
nubt tpurben. Die 8ant bDrte in ben
fiinfSiger Sabren gu eriitiren auf,
uro man bate eeglaubt, baB bic
Stablplatten, BON benen bic Soften
georudt purben, seritDrt iporben
Fettn. Gs ideint aber, bab lie Sauz
nern in Die 9GnOe s%efalen limb, bic
cine 9rpbe @n3abl Soften bappn sez
orudt uno in lImlauf geiebt BADEN.
Sic linb iiberal apiiden Nep Yort
unb San Srancisco aufsetau6t. Gin
Icbr GROCER She'll Der bisber entped=
ten Npten iino 3peiooIars Soften, es
iiuO aber aud einise Gin uno Stint
opllarz Roten eingei6idt porpen. 0a
oisie Soften feine 5dl5hunsen BON
Ser. Staaten@Ro pber Sbligatip@
nen limb, tDnnen bic 2sute, Die lie am
fertigen unb in umlauf ieben, ni6t
unter ben 9uncesgeieben perfplgt
tperoen, lie fDnnen aber unter ben
Staatsgeleben pegen 8etrugs proseiz
iirt lperoen. SIS i6eint, baB bic
Soften leibt ldnes Der canaDii6en
8rense untergebra6t perben, ba bic
2eute ~glauben, es Ieien Soften Der
grDpina Nep 8runsrpid. Der
Same oieier Stabt lit duf ben Noten
sroB, berjeniae bes Stats ,Netp
Serieb" a6er flein seorudt. Die
Soften limb auf Bombs Papier se@
brndt uno in jeoer 8e5iebung 10 gut
ipie Die Originate. Man glaubt. bab
fir unsefdbr $4,000 900 bieIer Soften
in Girtulation iinb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27

Dap BEL Der furdtbaren Sibe iebr
tGufia 8rdnbs infol9e BON Selbitentz
Siinpuns entiteben unb an elm G0i6en
psrielben gepDbnli6 ni9t gu benten
1T, liegt ouf Der. Sanb. 4nes lit
trOden pie 3uuoer, uno es beoarf
rlur elmer geringen 9eibuno, INN ben
perbeereuoen Sunteln Su er5euget. ST.
in elmer WiiItenitaot Elm grano entz
~itanoen, Dann pentt man nt6t an's
GDiden, fonpern bemiibt iid MIR,
paS 5euer auf Ieinen !Seero gu be-
I6rGnten, unb bies sei6tebt bdDur6,
baB man Die umliegenDen 8ebGupe
nit 0pnamit iprengt. Die gepObz
rer BON 9bpenir ielbit baben bon Der
Sibe peniger 81 leioen, ais bic am
terer Srte, benin tiinitli6e &anGle
briussn 8aiier in Siile unp Siiae,
10 bob ielbit Die RaIenplGBe tets
frii6 gebalten perben t0nnen. Nber
trenige Meilen bon bteIem frii6en
8riin bIiibt bic Sanbpiiite nit alien
ibrsn S6reden, mo ipgur Der Mosz
fitpitrau6 nitt mebr pddit uno nur
etslbaftes unO giftiges @epiirm pie
Sunbertfiibler ippie 8lapperi4lans
gen bas Sbierleben pertreten. Webe
benz llnslidli6en, Der miioe uno burr
itenb, BON benz pfuo abtpmmt! Sc
bleidte 8etne llnb ShdDel oeuten bas
linn beppritebenbe Gnoe an. 60 entz
IeBli6 unb 10 ii6er lit bus S6idial
zines @srirrten, bab ben Giienbabnen
seIeBli9 perbpten lit, 2anbitrei6er,
Die ii6 auf 3iige gei6liden baben,
innerbalb pes Yerei9s Der @iiite abz
3uIeBen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27
3cntu6B.

- Den 9eriud, ben rSdlungenbez
I6pDrsr Sonse" na95uabmen, Der
ii9 neuli6 auf Dem Subrmartt 81
Hitmonb proouSirte, mag benz II
Sabre alien Clarence 6ids bas 2ez
ben tpiten. Sine 4n5ubl 8inoer bait
ten cine Sirius : 8pritelung" pers
a%nitaltet, uno 9ids, Der ais S4lans
senbei6pDrer auftrat, bib elmer
S6lanee ben appf eb. Sabei muBte
er ii6 an beren 8iftsdbnen perleBt
baben, benin er lit jebt auf ben Sob
ertrantt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27
frauen ebenip penig feblt ais sci uns
Meni6en."
20 il m q.

~ " ! ! ! { w " { ! ".
Wel6en Qufi6pung bic Sort
Snbuftrie in Wirttemberg in ben leB=
ten Sabraebnten genommen bat, baz
bon lam man ii9 in sesenpdrtiger
53eit = in unmittelbarer NGbe zines
Der srDbten Sorfmoore @iirttems
berss = Elm iiberoeusenbes Bib maz
den. Na9 alien 9immelsrt6tungen
ntdt ielten 4 biz 6 Wesitunoen melt,
peroen Die grseugnihe bes Wur3az
der &iebs per N9ie gefibrt, unb fem
Sag perse6t, an benz ni6t Is big %
sp%eiipdnnise Wasen nit Sort uno
Sorfitreu belaoen, basN StGot6en
8ur5o6 i'm Sberamt 9euttir6 rail-
iiren. Site unb Srpdenseit bes ge>
iponnenen Materiols lafen ai9ts gu
piini6en iibris; bas gena!tipe Scrfz
lager bietet in alien ieinen S9i6ten
loppbl i9peren, po1ftGnoig collpatz
ten, ais leidten pprDien Sort unb err
mDgli6t auf oieie @eiie ne6en tem
8renntorfsepinn aa6 bic 5prfitreuz
fabritation. Der berrI0eroe Streuz
mansel unb bic anertarnten %orsii9e
Der Sorfitreu bringen es nit iid, bab
insbeionoere bic Standardization
tliibt, 10 baB bic i'm berrT6aftli4en
Soriitib Sb.rrieb BEL Wur5a6 i'm
rergangFnen Sriibiahr in errpeitsr.em
Imfans unb nit psr6ciiertet @irrid}.
tung e,baute Sabfit taum Inn
Starbe 1T, Der Na4fcas, Geniiee 81
leiiten. 9ebauerlt6 Il; nur, oab Sieie
reiden S'nSbe an 8r.rE. unb Strsus
mater;a!in ni9t auA psitcren Grei.
len ousdngli6 gsmdtt mernen t6nz
neH unb baB bic fir Die NI5tsufuns
bes Nursa5cr Tiebs 10 brinaeno
n%otbpenoige 8abnperbinoung pielz
lei4t nod Sabre lang auf ii9 tparz
ten ldBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27
TaNMeS 0eI0.

Der 6alidmiiu5Cr ln0 ieiue SelfersbeliCr irelde oaS
falId9e Selo inter bic Eeute brinQeH, lperheu pom
Staate nit beI l6lperteu Straien feleQt. Eud iblims
nler, ais Ieue Sstrlger, iiuo abr bic Builder. lpelte
ben &r0ufen Ibre lpertblU Ell WtrtureH fur tbeure5
@tlo ~autibwastu. 2ieie sCtriger ionteu be b~drteftru
Straten erletoeH. osnu lie brlH1eu oos Solf uiht uur
nm Selo. ionoerH au6 nm bic leBte @eleaeHbelt lpies
Der qeiuno gu tptroeu. User an &opii6merSeu. arpes
Wtangel al SbIai ooer epiger Wnttigtett.
on Ser5tlOpfeI, GeoudtHtB ; un0 biideH'Gmt d.,
Observation-Disclosures 9eritopiuug. iaurem Wta en- oosr
anfitoBen, an yeber. uno 9tereHletoen nit @eIbiudt
nno lDoiiert9eu Nnthpeuungen Der guleuleoer, Sanoe
nuo 5nBe leloet. bite fb Dor iol3em gfui6ers grapaa
rate has nur cine au9eHbltdlite GrleihteruHa Oers
ldbaft oas NebPl aber utemalS betIt. ioube' n uur pers
i4limmert. SCihuHg lit IN iolbeu sydQen uur Don ben
81. Bernard &rduterpiieH Bu ernarten. 9ieielbeu
ftHo aus ben he,ltraitigiteH Vnan3euiditen ubne mes
taliide. gittilc Seimiihuna mad bern Gltbelp0brtsH
RC5epte ofr ~qaiehrteH Monde Don q. Bernard berQrs
Moth geUeleu nab IN allen &potBeteI ~ batsu.
25 Sents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27
1tnt ibr &ino az rettcn

,lnb sipar BON idredliGer Gntiteaung
that 5rau Nannie 8dQeger BON Ga
Strange, Ga, 8udlen's arnica Salbe
auf grpbe 8unben an ibrem &ppfe
rnb @eii6te unb i9reibt Die i4neae
Seilung babe ale lire Spffnunaen
iibertrDffen. 0ieielhe pirtt 8unDer
bei Sdlen bon Wunben, 9erleBungen,
9altausbrii6cn, SGnittz II. Srano>
tpunbsn, iopie Sdmprrboioen. Is
Gents. 9eilunJ garuntirt bon 3. 70.
8uete, Ipptbefer, 656 Main StruBe,
Dubuque, ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27
500 8sIebnnuo. 800.

Ste esitr eisier 3.ituns wsrbeu i6 irsusn IN ,riab,
rem, BOB 80 pentsltens etue eeilrdtsts Rrantbeit abr,
ptl4t Die Wtllsnidatt IN al i5rsn Stuisu Az bsilsu
I'M StaneetW "; 2als katarrbssur TT bic tt1iia. lest
Satarrb %sriorosrt ais cine Contributions trantbeit elm.
coHltttuitonels SsbansIuug. Saas 9atorrb : eur
mtro tnntrltd eenommen rne wtrft brett auf bos glut
nnon pie idlstmi9sn Dberfddeu bes Spitems, babura
pie SruneIass Der Rransbtit ~srrliSrsnS uub benz pa,
ttenttH 8ratt sebsnS, ineem lie bic Gouitttutiou hes
Ssrptrs auibaut uno Der RatuI In ihrem Nsrt. bin.
9is gtesntenmtr sab.n 10 ottl Bertrautn Az ibrtn
isotn Tau %anbtsten. ban ne Su tartrsn p~sri,blsu. Sakt
Vn1 cine stfts Don 3eusniisn somm.n. Deau aerINrs:
e.. !. eheusp & g o., Sslsbo, Ohio.
- ysrtan'f uon allen as0tts'srn. Is Cents.
SaaS SamiIisus 9i1sn Rus st. bst.u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27
Wrisona.

- en- einaelnen Sbeilen Iri5ona's
lit bic in ibnen ni6t gu grpBe Stse
ean5 ertrGgli6 tpegen Der reinen tro<
denen 2uft unb nG9tli9er &Ible.
&bsr i6rstli9 lit bic SiBe in ben
bOrtisen 0iitengegenoen. Sin Sa4z
tunbiser i6reibt barber: 8pn pboez
mir na9 Sempe 5iebt ii9 in i4nur<
esraber Ri9tung Dur9 bic i6redli6s
Sanopiite Elm LANCER Weg bin; an
bemielben finb bier Acknowledgment
belegen uno in bielen iinb in ben
WpHaten Sult unb Iuguit pieberbolt
140 9rab regiitrirt pproen. Iebnz
lid lit IS in anberen 9egenoen. Setn
lsbenbes We1en tDnnte bort eriItiren,
ipenn bic 2uft ni4t 9dnSli9 troden
pGre. Na6 8 ubr Worgens perz
ldBt Niemanb bic 4bobebduier, beren
fuBbtde GrbpGnDe uno 0d6er pez
nigitens einen geringen S6uB gegen
bic gliibenDen Sonnenitrablen gez
pdbreu; unb crit penn Der feurige
8au binter benz tpeitli6en SOrisont
beri6punoen lit, ma9t ii9 einiges
Geben bemertbar. Sier unb ba aeis
gen it6 auf benz 8iitenpfabe Reiz
fenbe, bic ibren Beg Na9ts fortz
,feBen, Biz bic MorgenrDtbe lie Dor
Der piebertebrenben brObenben Sc
fabr parnt unb ite 10 ianeQ als
'tbunli6 ben S4atten Der Qopbez Ser
bergen aufiu6en. Die 2a~gesftunben
berbringt Elm Sober i'm 9dn5liden
Hidtstbun, pber man i6ldft, tpeun
man tann. IS lit bur6aus tein
@aiioHptB, peun 8epobHsr jensr
Segenb iagen, buB lie BEL Der Son
nsHbibe Gier braten t0nHeu; man fam
iOeur bas na6 Dirt Der Subiansrtorz
tilas bergeiteQte Srob arf einem
Steine in Der Come baden uno
Wafer NIT 9ilfe zines 8rennglaIes
fo3en. DAP in jener 8atofenzS emz
peratur bon Sis ni6t Die Heoe iein
Fam, lte9t auf Der 9anb; aber trObz
Dem feblt IS ni6t an erfrii6enoem
Srintpafer. 9teIe 0obltbat perz
bantt bic Diiite ben inOianii6en So
pfern. 9ei Der groBen !SiBe fann es
ni6ts Yruttif9eres geben, als lire
iroenen 9efdbe, nSaas" genannt.
Die vSaas" baben melt ausgebau6s
te, porOie WGnoe unb einen umgeboz
senen Ranb, 10 baB man iie bequem
%oufbGnsen tann. Wenn cine vSaa-
nit Wafer gefiiIt lit, pirb bic Seffz
nung nit Sadleinpano gei6loHen
unb bas ganSe @efdB in iol6e 2einz
ipanb etn9epidelt, ipOrauf man basz
ielbe an einem ~geeigneten plaB aufs
bGngt. Sober Der bel Der .Ola" Dor
iibergebt, perIebt ibr einsn lei6tsn
StoB, 10 buB Il: in fortpGbrenber
gspsgung bleibt. 0as Our6 bic pOs
rDien Wdnbe iidernpe 0aIier psroanz
ftet infplge bes 2uftSuges unb tiiblt
Cen Snbalt bes @efdBss ab, 10 baB es
ntsmals an einem erfrii6enben
2runt feblt. Strides JleiI9, Sc
miiTe, Mil6 unb Butter gebDren in
ban 9egenOen nit bieier Satpfenz
Semperatur natiirli6 81 ben unbes
tannten 2urusDaaren. DAB menidz
li4e 8eIen Oaielbit leben tpnnen, lit,
ipie Dereits 9eiagt, buruuf Suriid3uz
tlbren, baB Die 2uft gGu3li6 trpden
lit. 5SI: bon SOnneniti9 limb uns
betannt, bod rerurfa6t bic SiBe aus
ipeilen Gebirnfie6er ODER &a6nIinn.
&linpbeit unb S%euersbrunIt iinb bic
liebel, pel6e bic 8eDobner Der gGiiz
itengeeenpen bon @ri3ona am meiiien
fiirdteH. Die 9Iinbbeit lit 5tuar ni6t
immsr anoauerno, iis binterlGBt gez
pS4nlit Elm GsiSsa Sss g~lusapisIa,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27
at p~iclia9cuo.

8enn Sbr Spiegel Semen cine psrs
faaene, gelbartige Sautfarbe, einen
9elbiu4tigen Bid, &eberfleden uub
0uutileden 5eigt, 10 boben sic 2es
b,rleipen; aber Sr, Sings Nep 2ife
Yils requiem Die 2eber, reinigen ras
Slut. geben helle Sautfarbe, friI9e
MquGcn unO rei&e S~Gutfarbe. Bios
25 Gt5. BEL :. W. Huete, 4pptbeter,
656 Wsain Strabs. Dubuque. Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27
6auias.

- Sine Sps3iuls9 cpeIGe Gus
2arneo meloet, OaB in Ger Md5, pcn
SauItOn ner 8liB pGbrenD Oes gez
9rG6HiifeS einss fiiHfja6rigen &iutes
in Den Wetaliarg einiqil1 uno bic
len Ipultete, pprauf Ijb 81: Detm2irt
liHe &si4s Gufri9tsts unp .ysama!"
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-26
MINES and MINING .t= Sc: IN THE N0RTf
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES,

At Pittsburg.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-26
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office OF City Clerk,G reat Falls, Mon
tana, July Is, 1901.
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed at his Office in the Dunn block,
Great Falls, Montana, will receive sealed
proposals until 8 O'Clock p. M of July
2ath, 1901. Cor the furnishing of all labor
and material for the construction of
lateral sewers in Special Improvement
districts Nos. 6, 8 and II. Plans and
specifications therefor are now on file in
the office Of the city engineer, room 90
Dunn block.
Approximate estimate:
2,240 cubic yards solid rock excava-
ton.
2.640 cubic yards soft rock excavation.
1900 cubic yards earth excavation.
$3.50 linear feet 9-inch double strength
vitrified sewer pipe.
504 9x6-inch "Y" functions, feet long.
II standard manholes.
combination flush tank and manhole
1888 linear feet of 9-inch pipe laying
1870 linear feet, aggregate length of
sewers.
$1,000 feet, B. NJ, of lumber.
The city council reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
w. H. SMITH City Clerk.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-26
QUESTION ANSWER ED.

Yes, August Flower still has the larg-
est sal eof any medicine in the civilized
world Your mothers and CIV
mothers never thought Of using any
thing else for Indigestion or Bilious
ness. Doctors were scarce, and they
seldom heard of Appendicitis, Nervous
Prostitution or Heart failure, etc. They
used August Flower to clean out the
system and stop fermentation Of undi-
gested food, regulate the action of the
liver, stimulate the nervous and or
eanic action of the system, and that Is
all they took when feeling dull and bad
with headaches and other aches. You
only need few doses of Green's Au-
gust Flower. in liquid form, to make
you satisfied there snothing serious the
matter with you. Get Green's Prize
Almanac.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-26

Work on the Mammoth tunnel in the
Gilt Edge district continues steadily and
it has now penetrated the hill $50 feet.
The time for the option for bond OF
100000 which is held by the New York
syndicate represented by w. L. Law
rev expired July l. but has been ex-
tended until the tunnel can be driven
100 feet further. when it Is expected that
the ore bodies enclosed on the hill above
will have been reached. The tunnel has
been IN low grade cyaniding ore for some
distance. and the showing becomes more
favorable as depth is gained.
Rhodes & Anderson are doing consid-
cradle development work on the Ameri-
can Flag copper property, on the north
slope of Chimney mountain on the north
west side of the Judith range. The
American Flag vein occurs in a granite
porphyry formation and is developed by
two shafts Of 80 feet depth with cross
cuts and drifts from the bottom of each
shaft, and has been exposed by open
cuts at various places for 900 feet
The ore is largely copper pyrites, but
in the vein both red and black oxides Of
copper are abundant and small quantities
Of carbonates, copper glance and native
copper are seen. A great deal Of purple
fuorite is also present in the vein AS
says from the two shafts range in value
from three to sixty per cent in copper.
with from So to IS a ton in lead. The
two shafts on the vein are $50 feet apart
but in both Of them the vein is shown to
be strong and Well defined. cross-cut
in the north shaft shows the vein to be
10 feet between the walls. while in the
south shaft it is somewhat wider.
Rhodes & Anderson have two locations
on the American Flag vein and several
other locations Of copper properties have
been made in the vicinity, among them
being the Copper Trust, owned by L. r.
Davis, on the same vein, and the Dexter,
on Judith peak on which vein 20 feet
inwidth and showing carbonates Of cop
per is exposed. The American Flag is
more developed than any of these prop
critics, but all of them have showings
that would be attractive in district
that is an established copper producer
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-26
THE SPOTTED HORSE MILL
Is Undergoing Repairs-Rhodes and
Anderson Developing the Ameri-
can Flag.

A special from LIVINGSTON to the Hell
ena Record says that numerous alter
atoms and additions no win progress in
the spotted Horse twentys stamp mill
VIII delay the resumption of operations
until the first week Of August. When
the changes have been completed all ores
except those Of the highest grade will
be worked in the mill and it is thought
that an almost total extraction Of gold
values will result.
-Four Whitley concentrating tables are
being placed Immediately below the
stamp batteries and plates, over which
all pulp from the batteries will pass and
on which all refractory and deleterious
minerals will be concentrated. The pulp
Will then pass into a settling box where
1t is drained Of suDerfluous water and
then shoveled into tanks for cyanide
treatment. 1t is anticipated that by this
cobination process very high percent
age Of the values will be recovered. When
the mill resumes. it will crush 1900 tons
of ore monthly.
Although much development is in pro
gress in the mine, an average of thirty
tons Of milling ore is being hoisted dailv
While the shipments Of high grade ores
begun in June. continue regularly. The
milling ores average about s1o a ton. A
rich discovery Of high grade ore was
made recently in Wine which has been
sunk 40 feet below the seventh level
drift in the porphyry on this level ex-
posed a streak of yer yhigh grade ore
tire depth. The rich streak. which is
which is shown in the winze for it's en-
tire depth. The rich streak. which is
about thirty feet from the lime porphyry
contact, averages about two feet in
width and all screenings from the wnze
are also rich enough for shipment. More
than 1000 of ore are now on the mill
dumps ready for crushing when the mill
resumes.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-26
EDITED ~
B. E. St. Charles
HE PRosPEcTED IN CUBA
A Deadwood Boy Says There Il Gold
on the Island, But How Much
He Knows Not.

FRANC Bryant, who left Deadwood elast
year for Cuba. returned to the Hills
last week to look after his mining in
and look after other business Of a per-
sonal nature. says the Black Hills Min
ing Review.
During his soiourn in Cuba. Mr.. Bry-
ant spent much of his time in explor-
ing the mountains" of the island, and
visited nearly every locality that held
out promise to the prospector or miner.
He says there is gold there, but how ex-
tensive the quartz veins are or how rich
he is not prepared say, as his examin-
alton of the country, had of necessity.
to be made quickly. and time could not
be given to do the work in a systema-
tic manner. There is very rich deposits
of iron in some of the provinces, and of
quality that cannot be surpassed in
any part of the world. The principal
work in these mines is being done by
Americans, the ground being controlled
in the United States. Mr. Bryant likes
the country very much, and will. return
there as soon as he can settle the bust
ness that brought him to the Hills. While
praising the country and it's climate.
Frank does not put a very high esti-
mate upon the character of the average
Cuban. who. he says, has not ambition
enough to pick a banana or crack CO.
coanut when hungry; nor does he hold
the island UP as a Mecca to which am
bilious prospectors should make a pill
grimage.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-26
New Silver Certificates.

The fourth in the new series Of silver
certlhcates will be issued soon from the
bureau of engraving and printing, where
the plates are nearly finished. 1t will be
a ten dollar bill and has already been
christened the Buffalo Bill" because it's
distinct characteristic will be the figure
of the gigantic buffalo.
On the note the Buffalo is headed west
ward, his shaggy head well down for a
charge. his tail in pugnacious attitude,
and his matted name sweeping the
ground. To obtain the sketch for this
the artist visited the national muse
UNI, wher there are several stuffed speci-
mems of the bison species. The finest was
selected and the drawing made from
him.
On the reverse Of the note will be an
archway Of artistic design. In this note,
as in the others of the series, it is intend
ed to leave as much open work as posi-
BILE, with a handsome design, the silk
threads in the paper forming one of the
greatest safeguards against counterfeit
ing. In many of the older notes the
threads were obscured almost entirely
by the scroll work.
The subjects for this series will be
confined to American life, hence the
name American series.' On the 81 bill
is the eagle; on the So bill George Wash
ington, on the S. the handsome head of
the Indian chief Onepapa. 1t was sug-
gested that picture of the battleship
Maine be used on the $40 notes and the
idea was at first adopted. Later it was
rejected, as not distinctly American, and
not to be distinguished from any other
battleship. The department is still
searching for something suitable for the
$50 and $50 bills.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-26
MINING in BEAR GULcH.
Twenty Stamps Dropping on Ore Con-
tinuously-Option Con-
f1rmed.

B. c. Van Houten returned to Helena
today from Jardine. where on Monday
he attended a meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Bear Gulch Mining company.
says the Helena Herald. Accompanying
Mr.. Van Houten were Captain E. c. Ell
kins and G. Whitmore Merritt Of St.
Johns, N. b.. who are also directors OF
the company.
At the meeting Monday, the option
given on the property last February to
Captain Elkin was confirmed.
Mr.. Van Houten said this afternoon
that the mine never looked SO promising
as now.
The 20 stamps Of the mill are drop
ping continuously he said, land the re-
turns from the mill are higher now than
ever before. Every days development
sees the property looking better.'
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-26
A Gruesome Suicide.

While the negro Ministries were merri-
ly chorusing to rag-time accompanl-
ment in the "Old Mill scenic tunnel at
Coney Island last night the big crowds
of pleasure seekers who were applauding
them heard a pistol shot and the next in
slant the body of a man with a wound in
his head shot past them in one OF the
boats of the mill stream.
The CHASTITY spectacle coming suddenly
into the glare of the electric lights from
the darkness of the caravan passed
so closely to Surf avenue that those on
the sidewalk saw the upturned face OF
the suicide.-New York World.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-26
BUTTE MEN F|NO RICH ORE
Wide
IN THE C0EUR O'AlENES

surface. He also brought bac an assay
of the ore-$1756O in gold and seven
ounces in silver per ton.
The property is located about IS miles
southeast of Spokane. in the Coer d'Alene
country, and was staken by Mr.. McDon-
aid several years ago. 1t is owned by
Mr.. Mcdonald. ex-Sheriff John E. Lloyd
and John NJ. Stewart of South Idaho
street. Messrs. Lloyd and Mcdonald
will leave for the property tonight and
will be accompanied by two men. who
will be put to work sinking the shaft
Arthur Stewart, son of the other owner
will also accompany them.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-26
Another Excursion to Missouri sun
day, July %.

To accommodate the large number OF
people who We're unable to go to Mis-
soua the 21st, the Modern Woodmen of
America have arranged with the North
ern Pacific to run another excursion
Sunday, July %. Fare for the round trip
$500. Tickets not good on the North
Coast Limited" Trains leave Butte at
and 7:30 a. M; returning leave Mis-
soula at 7:15 and 7:45 p. m. The second
train in each direction will stop at
Bonita and Bonner so fishermen who
wish to avail themselves Of the superior
fishing in that vicinity can enjoy a good
days sport. Purchase your ticket Sat
urday at the N. P. city Office so as to be
sure and get a seat.