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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-04-27

~~ssasAsa&sA@mAA@~-ssss&~ " MM.@&&&A .%ts31iAtNs
hebEte Tickets on sale between Port
land. Sacramento and San Franeiaso
Net rates HTse nrst class. withsns
berth and sis.oo second class, Including
Rates and tickets 10 Eastern polpss
and Europe. Also Japan. chlna. Hono-
lulu ana Australia. Can b. ohtalnsA
from v. A. schlillng. Third ana Wash.
inkton sreSts.
YAAHff4L DIVISION.
Faaaenger depot foot Of JEFFERSON a..
Leave for Oswego daily Al T.sO. "a q
9. M; 1880 t.s5. s:26. s.is. e.gS. s.Os.
M:so .. m. and 900 D. m. on Sunday
only. Arrive at Portland daily Al se,aS.
s;so. 1850 q. m: i:ss, a.i6, A:as. $50,
1ao. io:oo D. m: 1870 q. m. daliy Sxcept
Monday: $40 and 1915 a. m. On sun
days aniy.
Leave for Dallas daily except sun.
DAY g $50 D, m. Arrive at Portland
at $50 q. m,
Passenger train leaves Dallas far
Airiee Mondays. Wednesdays and Frl.
days at S:ss p. m. Returns Tuesdays.
and Saturdays.
Except Sunday.
r. u, MILLER,
Gen. Frt. and Pass. Agt
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-04-27
The Wisconsin Central Lines
Arrive

Depot. Fifth end
Leave irving sss. portiandI Arrivs
Overland Express
Trains for Salem,
Roaehurg, Ash.
land, Sacramento,
$50 p.ml Ogden. Gan Fran ts7.S e.rn
cisco. Moiave. Los
Angeles. El Paso,
$50 a.ml New Orleans and lsT,aa p.m
the East.
Az weadhurn
ldaily except EuA.
dAyl, morning
train connects with
train for Mt. An. ~
ges. Siiyerson,
Hrownavllie.
Springfield, and So.
Natrun. and evea-
Ina train for MI.
Angel and Silver
ton.
7:so ami Corvallis paassn. $50 ma
ger.
lIt;Ss PM Sheridan passen- In: sga mn
snaitv HF1assx. .wm... -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-30

0as @sfprG9 perIief ii9 in cine
5iiGe alter @rinnerungen aus meiner
SugenO3eit. Sd ia6, oaB t4 Elm gan3
unoere5 Bib bon benz tleinen Ser
berus," tpie mir bic Dame INNER
nannten, i'm Gebd9tniB trug, als ods
mar, oas beute Dor mir erI4Nn. Sn
Der reIoluten, tlugen Qlten mar ni4ts
BON benz gei9ruubtsn unb b~GrbeiBtgen
8eIsn, bas mir als 8na6en in lie bin
elm geOi6tet batten. S6r bef4eioenes
S~eIbitgefiibl 5eigte cine rubige Biiroe,
Der man unbebingt pertruuen muBte.
pfefferforn b0rte ibr nit elmer ebrz
erbteti9en 3uriidbaltung gu. Sd Be-
punberte ben bornebmen Soft Der
Sungfer, nit benz ie bas reipettboGe
8erbdltniB gu ibrem iungen, bl0ben
5errn in bieIer langen 53eit dufre9t
81 erbalten geipuBt bate, unO bic unz
ermiiOli4teit ibrer erfoIgloien 8emiiz
bungen, Sobius gu einem itoI8eren
Selbitbepubtiein zines MebOum'i4en
@rbberrn gu er3ieben.
@5 iaB ii8 gar t0fli4 bier in Der
luuf4igen Ginfamteit uuf Dem erb0bz
ten 9lGB6en ii6er benz HaienronOeu,
DOn Dem man ben grDBten She'll Oes
partartig angelegten 8artens ii6erz
ieben tonnte.
0as 9e6agen, bag i4 an bes
6reunOes 9eim fanb, mudte i6n iebr
9lidIi9. @r prizes mir ben 3auber
Der frif6en Morgenitunben uno Der
ipGten Sommerabenoe, Die Nonne
filler @ternennd6ts, bic er bier auf
ieinem 2iebIingspGuB 10 unOu4tsDOq
genoB. Damn muBte i9 ieben @intel
fsines 9Gus6ens nit Inn beii4tigen
uno ale 8or3ige betpunbern. Sein
Nuge blidte in filler 8eieIigung, als
i4 bas trauIi9e 8eba9en ieines
Wobn3immers prizes, bas er nit ben
M0beln ieiner gltern uusgeitattet
bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-30

Cincinnati, Ohio, &C ennb,n.
6oundis9luffs, Soma, 2 9auE.
Concord, R.s6., 10 StuHoeH.
9erDsr, COLORADO, q Gage
8etroit, Wth., / Tag.
@alosftOH, 5cgag, 2 Sage s StuHReE
Sarris5uro, ia, 3 StInoeu.
6artfor0. Connecticut, y 5tuHosR4
indianapolis, 5nO., 1 Iag.
SadiOn, WsiiFiHpoi. 9 Snos.
SddiOnpils. Gloriou, l 9aqs
RaniassGito, Rifonri, 2 Eaoe.
qittle Rod, arFaHios, 1 8a9 10 StarbG&
QouisUils, RD., / 9aa 2 Stanotn.
Ntm50is, Tenn, l 1ag ) StunDtn.
Nobile, Q~ldbamu, 1EdQ 8 StunOsH.
GorioIf, @irgjuieu, y 6tnuosH.
RtipsCrltaus, Ga, / GAG 10 5tuHosH1
staot RetUsgOrF, 3 StunotH.
Omaha. Rtbrastd, 2 Gage.
gortlano. Maine, l sag.
9OrtIans, Oregon, 5 GAGE.
philadelphia, pa, 3 StuuosRO
9itt3bUro, pa, II Stuuoen.
9SOototnce, 8.zS., 16 6tuuoeH.
0aIeiob, RS, 10 stunSen.
e. 2ouis, RiNouri, ] GAG G Sttn6sH.
Ct. 9oul, Wiuntiotc, l SAG u StineeR.
Gan 5rarjisto, Gal, 4 5ags IA StuRssRa
SOpetl, Raniag. 2 Gage.
Bottom, 4}u6., 10 StunOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-30

@uI3FreiT6: pro gfunb. gun8e
S4ultern, engl. gef4n., 103c.; gan3
fur3e Rippen, 1916; Seitenfped,
114c.; gun5e 2ei6itiide, 113c.; Spets
.S4uItern, 114c.; Sugar : Gureo"
@duItern, 114c.; @dinten, 144c.;
obne 6aut, 1916; 9icntc, 104t,;
rMsB" @9peinefIsif6 $3.50 pro
SAP; S9mul3 - in Sierces, gut rafs
finirt, lie; in 6GFern, 114c.
&affee: Notirun9en limb pie fol9t:
auf Der Bats bon SIC. Bis SIC. pro
pfunb fir Rio 0r. 7; Santos Tie;
Big 114c.; Murucaibo 94c. biz 1876;
SABA 19t. Bis 23c.; MOttd 18c. Biz
19c.
ger0feter 9uffee: 6. 8. 6. in 3iz
ten, 10 Gts. Bis 1O4 Gts. pro 9funb;
in 8I9fen unb @dden, reiner SABA,
32c. Biz 32!c.; SABA unO Motta, gez
miI9t, 274c. Bis 28c. pro Bfunb; reiz
ner MardcaibO. 22c. Big 22lc.
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Mehr Warrpui. Meflame.

@Gacez q p, q. g, %. 9ea.-
Die Marconi'fde Station fir brubtz
lofe Oepef6en ftebt ieBt in itstiser
9erbinbuns nit Der Station in gornz
man unb arbsitet init ieOem Sage befz
fer unb lei9ter. Mureoni bdlt ii4
CUR 3eit nod bier auf, pirb fi4 aber
cemnd9it mad Der Cape Gob@Station
beseben. Marcont fenbet tdslid apet
ober me6r brabtloie Depef4en mad
europa, BON benen einise re9t unls
fangrei6 Daren. Inter ben @mpfGn=
germ FOLDER DepefGen finb 81 nennen
bic grsRaiierin eugene unb bic enss
lifden Observation-Disclosures Sir
SOhn Gong unb 9ennitsr !9aton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-30
Der Ceutfde Correspondent.
9ieuhaa, 80. 9esember 1902.
G06ias 3feferRorn.
Romun bon Sulius meper

fsorueAuna.l
Sd bur4fu9te baitig bic mttWertb@
papteren, 9elbrplen unb allerlet Do
tumenten angefiGten SG4er Oes Sn=
nern. 9o9 audi bier fanb it4 tein
goubert, tein 8ldtt nit elmer Qufz
f9rift, bic mir gait. 4u4 bier psbte
mid bas froitisite S9peigen an.
go itanb i9 benin b0aig ratblos.
Was pdre mir in bieiem 4ugenblid,
mad ar benz Grlebten, na9 ar ben
perni9tenben Oemitbigungen Oieiet
Iebten Sage Elm DeritdnOntBDoles
5reunbeslport Des Mannes gepeien.
oeiien Oenfen unb WoQen i9 nun Dor
Der Welt gu pertreten bate! S4lieBz
li9 muBte i'd iebe 9%Offnung a%ufgeben,
has 9eIu6te gu finben. Der 8eritorz
6ene bate mid alio feines 2autes Der
8eritdnbi9ung gepIrDigt.
0a bemertte i9 i'm 9inausge9sn
auf einem Der groBen 8ideri4rdnte
Der 8i6liotbef cine Reibe Don fleinen
8iften, Die, nd8 8u3Itaben unO Sab
res5ablen georbnet, bic 8riefe uno
Quittungen aus ben leBten 5e9n Sab
rem ent6ielten. glDbli9 fam mir Der
@ebunte bur9 ben &opf, OaB ii4 UNI
ter oieIen aud) bic Quittungen meines
@uters befinoen miiBten, bic oieier gez
legentlid Der 3uienbung meiner Stuz
bien lnteritiiBungsgeGoer our4 meiz
men 8obltbGter itets nit einem ortiz
gen0dnfI9reiben inn iiberiunbt bate,
beFen Qt6fafung inn, pie i4 mid
beutli6 erinnerte, tets cine peinli6e
N~nitrengung getOitet, Sd bob raid
b~enienisen inter ben 8diten, Der bic
Sa6res5a6l meines Nbgunges our Unit
DerIitGt trug, BON S4runt 6erlntcr,
i6leppte i'm na6 benz S4reibtiI3 i'm
Nrbeits5immer, 0fFnete Die gei4niirten
5as3ifel uno bur9bldtterte unrubig
i6ren Sn6aGt. @4on in Dem erIten
8unbe, Ous i'd geOffnet bate, %ertannte
i9 an ben grpbsn, ebrlifen, %unbe3ols
Fenen S4riFt3iigen Elm S4rei6en meiz
nes8aters, bas i9 b%eruusriB uno las:
r9ere6rter !6err Suiti3rut9! Wenn
mir uns bisber ~peridgten, Die uns gil
tig an~getragensn Gr3iebung53ui4ufe
fir Sbren Sobn Sobias a%n5urebmen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-30
Gnn CrItruf hrrih(unarn.

NenzO Orleans, 20. DECEMBER.
- Die n@tanburO Oil 60" bat mad
bielen psrgebliden 8eriu4en Die Con-
trpIe ii6er Die SelfelDer BON Beaumont
in Seras un0 bon Sennings in 2Ouiz
fiunu erIungt, Nur ein8eIne tleinere
SeIqueGen iinO nidt in Dem Saul elm
gei9lofen, bod fam beren Gonturs
ren5 ben 9reis ni6t beeinfluFen, Der
auf 81 pro SAB g~eiteigert por0en lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-30
Siehmarfte.

Chicago, 20. 0e8, = RinOOie4:
5eutige 3ufubr $4,000; Murtt lot,
biz 15c. nieOriger; 9reiie $1.25 Bis
$3.50. S9neine: 9eutige 3ufu6r
$4,000, morgen 10000, ibrig gebIiez
ben 5000; Martt 1Oc. big 15c. bD6er;
9reiie $500 Bis $3.50. Sdafe: 9eus
tige 3ufu6r $1,000; Murtt Ieb6aft
unO felt; @9ufe 1925 Bis $4.75,
2Gmmer $500 Big $500.
@af2tbertb, 9u., %, 9s3. -
&iropieb: Marft nieoriger; prei1e
$500 Bis $500. @4tpeine: Martt
bD6er; 9reiis S. bis $685.. S4ufs:
Martt 606er; Breiie $3.50 Big 1915.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-30
Gte6Fntters una @trnhpreiIe.

5~oI9enbes iinO bic auf ben itaatz
Ii9en 8aagen fir 9su, Strp9 u. +.
IN. g~eitern er3ieIten preiie:
Sefli4e 9eupaage.
9eu.-9imOtbp, $40 Bis 500 pro
Some, Rlee6eu ST, gemiI4tes SIT
pro Some.
@trOb. - Wei8enftrob $40 Bis
81, Roggenitrob SIT, 9aferitro6 $40
pro Sonne.
Mois- neuss, $3.50 Bis $2.75
pro SAB.
8efIi8e a &c.
Sc /. - Simotbn, $13 Bis SIS pro
Come; &lee6eu $12 Biz $14, gez
Z mif6tes $12 Bis $14 pro Some.
Strob.- Wsi2enitrOb Sc big So,
ROggenitro4 $12 biz $14, 9afsrTtrO9
SO.
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usIunb b.

Bremen. 9tuifblanb, Q Suos.
9neHos anrsg. arQeutiuieu, % 9aees
galiuttd, @~ritiih=SuOien, 80 5nQs.
Semcrara, @ritii6s8uiaua, 16 SasG
6oHQsROug, 6bjno, 25 8aot.
6iHgtoH, Samuica, 5 Gage.
9iotrpooE, GuQlauo. 7 Sage.
Quiern, Sdpri3, 10 9uQs.
Staot Wsrifo, Wtrifo, Gage.
WOsfau, 8uBlunO. u SaQe.
Banana, Ser. staaten pOn Colombia z IssA
QOris, GruutrCi4, s Gage.
Quebec, g1LuOu, . GAGE.
@io be SoHsiro, pcaflisu, 25 Gage
%om, STATEN, 10 Gage.
Ct. aobus, RtufunoIaHo. 4 GAGE.
CT. Petersburg, 8ubIano, u GAGE.
Sponto, @uitrulitu, 81 Sdae.
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0rnhuften=WQrf

untenFebsnbs preife be3is1sn fid
auf ben Gnsros : 9anbeG; fir ben
8~IeinbanOel muB Elm entIpre6enOer
&ufIdtag gemu6t perben.
5urm : grobutte.
2ebenoes 9eflIgeI: pro Pfuno,
iunge 9ii6ner &c. bis 12c.; alte 9ii9z
ner 99c. Bis 1Oc.; 8Gnfe 1Oc. Bis 12c.;
putsr 10c. Bis 1896; gnten Sc. Biz
12c.; Suuben, pro paur 15c. bis zoe.
gier, pro 9uBsnb 24c. Bis 25c.
QspFeG, pro SAB $1.25 Bis 1925;
Sraubsn, pro 5 pfunbS&orb 13e. big
14c,; 8r~onsbeeren, pro SAB $500 Big
$11.0O.
Semitic: RartoffeIr, pro guI6el
45c. Biz &c.; 3piebeln, pro 8uideI
55c, big 75c.; NeiBtObl, pro Some
$500 Biz $1,000; 8opffuIat, pro
9orb $1.OO biz $1.5o; 3uderrii6en,
PRO 8iinbel IL. Biz 11c.; SeGerie, pro
0uBenb 15c. bis 30c.; CRIME 9obnsn,
plu galp< JIlle qL.UO DIS pI.OUJ 9u>
rotten, PRO &iIte 30c. Bis 40c.
Wilb: Sanger 9iri9, pro pfuno
15c. Big Ice. gnten: Wauurb, pro
Padr 75c. Bis &C.,; 8Iadkaos, pro
9aar SOC. Big &c.; Reb6eaOs, pro
paar $500 big $3.50; @unpaBbud,
pro puur $3.50 biz $3.50; gerpDbnz
li6e, pro guur 4Oc. Bis SOC. Grid
ridden, pro pfunb 22c. Biz 24c.
9rOeeries unb Propifios
mem.
Rdffintrter 3uder: PRO Bfunb, ges
pirfeIt, 5.513c.; p~ulDerifirt, 5.013c,;
STANDARD 9ranulirt, 4.911c.; fein
grunulirt, 4.914c.; Grbital, 4.911c.;
Columbia u. 4.66c.; seIber. 4.073c.
Bis 4.373c.
Butter. prO pfunb:
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StiGrOerung BON POtia6en.
QGhoe Der erfOrbsrIi3tn 3sit CUR grs
rei9ung Der berIhieoenen Be-
itimmungsorte.
u~uisnHebtnb it Die ungefGbre 3sit
fir uebermittslung Der pOitfa9sn BON
BEN 9aItimorer 9OTt : 8iirsau mas
ben 6uuptfa9liAen einPimii4sn unb
a~uspGrtigsn Stdoten per3ei4net.
Snlano.
atlant1, ga, 10 etHne,H.
Gtlr HtitzGjts, RS, 6 Stun6ta.
grosilpH. R.sg., 6 Stuuotn.
BURLINGTON. 9trmont, II StuRDEam
Buffalo. R.s9., Is StRHo,H.
Gaps Was, Ma, 6 StuHSn.
Gharlsfou, S.sG., Is stunp.a
Gbieag0, Sns., l Tag.
Columbia. SIS. II StuHssH.
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Putmarfrns ggenturrn.
Nsrfdieons StabtIbsiIs, in psE9sn
poIt<Wert6IaGEn ~Dertauft

tperDen.
Fi.fboit, 6. g. 6cott.
9urt=Rouo - gurutn &. 6asbineten.
gnsiu6=NOsuus uHo 6arriionfrobs Robsrt G.
2. pdq.
q. 6trass unS SA1tiuobonsaosnus - esp4s
asinoo1nr.
GranqeDiqt oiram 8imbls.
SertsGo,nu. uHp5 obnioH:strabs - q. 4. q.
eAeiot.
9. uuo GOugbsstrabt 6iablanotoDH Samss
9. 9ruaI.
cranqspint - Btorot PEI.
Cir. p, lHionsaUsnue (BOoobsrra) = glar.na
g. Wiliams.
Rruaorag uno galttu'orssStrabs gs0ros 2.
g9a1.
urter.stctiOr, q,nRipluaHisr gabn' 8. @.
gropu.
Gamb.4.s Citation. .galtimorssD bis sgo5u.S
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ODIle.
FIRST CALL.

5000 stubolro, 4tr ..........""".... SB
5000 Stabolro, 4tr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S3E
20O0 5cuboarO, j&r 10sidbrigs............102B
1000 unit:O 0~aiApnp3, 3nc................ G6B
1000 unitto @di!luaps, Ar ............... ok
1000 3oro Carolina, 4tr.................10iA
1900 Rpro Carolina, 6r......."........133H
400 gtnntit Goait 9ins, ueus AR Gti5.... 81
10000 Ga. unO Nia., Goni. 5tr......".".Ill
1000 Gitp unO su6nrbau, jtr (a8aib)..... %
1000 9irginia MiOlunO, 5tr...............1liA
1000 staOt Str, 1916 g8. e................l2lM
100 alu. Goal UNI 9rou, Gom............ 81
10 gtlautie Coat CINE, Gom.......-...13S
1G Mcrdunts @dut .............".-.l9j
3 g9tittru @duf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 40
% atIautc Goait 2iuf, /. Drio.......... dlE2
% atlautit Goait Cine. /. paiD..."..... q
10 atlantic Golit Cine, !. pdiO-........ 42&
100 llnitso Railipaps. GOm............... 1874
500 6tabOdro, pfo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1914
315 StuboarO. Gom ...."............. 26E
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auf 0rnnOeigentbnm.

Sarleber BON $500 bis $4,000
oui @ruEDstotntbum in Der etaOt uno otm 2uno.;
~nitorjae 3insrattn. 5. d. Strrp & Ssnr
CIR. 25. Ct 9auisetroBt. (Oftl9. 6Ulttl
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Nnitions> In5eisen.
0(nf Siuo'a Ofuftjnn

irtrbrn an IA. Sonuar 3ur Nugqlei6uno tintr
qitfttumgsz Nbre6nuno Gin Northumberland, Sur=
rep Sapt0nsg9agtn HnO 9ieroccsi6irr ~pirtauft.
1851, 60,3.2,G,9 i. .. Goruep.
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:. Om. Tioptuonri / CO.
8altimore, %. DECEMBER.
s. Wm. Mibbenborf & So. 6ere9s
nen fir 6rdncs: 8untiers Sratten
auf so Sage 5.19s, auf Si9t 5.164,
taufmGnni1fe auf 90 Sage $40 bis
5.2O.S. 3si6Smart auf 80 Sage "a
7f16. @ulbsn auf go Sage SO 1916.
Sterling 8ontiers auf so Sage
1881, auf @idt 1869, tauFmdnz
nii9e 4.83-4.834.
YertduTe auT Der pieitgen gffettsM
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0tui 3ina'S 0(uftiun

iptrhen arr IA. aanuar sur gu%sol'iduug timer eiss
ftrnnQs =NbrtdInunq zine braunt Wlbre, p8un=
about NIB Yttrosgtiairr p%trtaEft.
C3jIG.3,2.G,0 :. 8. Gornen.
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6eutioe S6luBrats:
cSsri3tet fir Sen s7:u1iasH 6orr,ipOuOsnteH. =
90 I ~ 90 nnnnmGnr

8 .-9te beutige Mais3ufu6r
betrug 1858 8pfdeI; @eriunbt BON
ben @lepatoren 1854, 552 8ui4el; @lez
batoren : 0Orrat6 913,668 8ui9el.
@erfdufe: $4,000 Sanuur gu so, 1O,z
900 Mdr3 gu 40, 1000 Spot gu 514,
1000 Sanuar gu 494. 1000 Steamer
an--;FL4.~ Gno4 -, IO3
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EdTt!


S6Fe! YGTe!
uE slais TN Auslaub. btiorst ~inHsrbalb "A Stu-A,u
"a beeeuteHo btIGtsseSttm 4Teiie
Gpunro Haine,
@neTsas&de SaItiIoTasG tTGbe ERe BslsSiessApe-
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9aer. = 9euttge 9dFer3ufubr
1884 8uf9el; aus ben GlebutOren
5uriidge5ogen 4445 8uf6el; @IeOatO>
ren%@prratb 76,776 8uidel.
6ertt;na GATrr5rntp.
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Sdwade, ternOie Gerionel1,

esolaet BON boffnunssloF9feit unb ibIehten
Srdumtn, srid6pfenoen Ausriiien, GlitberreiBeu,
BruIi.. yiiidtn. uno Ropfidmersen. baarausfau.
Wbnabme ots @ebOrs uno Gefibts. Ratarrh. Or.
r6them, 3ittern. berstlopfen uno friibiinm, rrfaDs
rem aus benz rSusenefreunb", ipis Itiht 6OIaen Der
SuaenoIinben, GtibIehtss8ranibtiten. Rrampf.
nberbru6 (gorieocele), ioruis oiels anosrs, isotr ins
nerIi6en 8ebauoIuua trobenoe 4etoen aut einen
Shide 5u beilsu itno. Ssrfa9ren oonrauois
iGmsrj. unb 9efabrlps.
Die neusIie gufnee Disits Iebrrsihen Subes 1T
fir Is Gents Sriefmarten 5u bejirben bon Der
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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-05-21

will be N full blast again, and the
population will be double what II is
now.-Mining World.
Kendall Chronicle: Bed Rock
gulch. on the north slope of the North
Moccasins, is going to give a good ac-
count OF itself this summer, II the
present indications so for anything.
John Lyons and his associates,
Messrs. Oliphant and Heising, have
been taking out some fine copper ore
from the Blue Bell group. A large
quantity of ore is sacked ready for
shipment. II carries as high as 80
per cent copper. As per cent lead and
nearly 90 ounces in silver. The vein
is strong and il will no doubt improve
as depth is attained. On the Gold
Bug a tunnel follows In ore it's entire
length. some fifty feet. Il is a free
milling proposition. the country rock
being porphyry. The ore runs from
$3.50 to S12. and there is a great deal
of ii in sight. The owners are prepar-
ing to set up a small stamp mill. and
it is now en- route to the mine. 1t will
probably be in operation by the lst
of July. Mr.. Lyons and his associates
are deserving of good fortune for the
energy they have displayed in operat.
ing their properties under circum.
stances not altogether suspicious.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-05-21
New Year Mines,

The mill on the property Of the
New Year Mines Co. was started up
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-05-21
WORKED THE WHEEL.
Story Of a Slick Play Which occa.
stoned Rapid Work.

Tuesday afternoon a report was
current in Lewistown OF a slick play
made in Kendall whereby a fellow
the operators of a roulette
and the story ran that those
concerned were moving about very
rapidly to settle 1t up and suppress
the matter. An effort has been made
to secure the exact facts for publica.
ton, but this proving impossible. We
give the story as first reported.
AS told, Ed. Weaver hired a man to
look after his saloon in Kendall while
temporarily absent and the fellow took
advantage of Mr.. Weaver's being away
to fix the wheel so that 1t could be
played to win-for the player. Weav.
er returning. the fellow went against
the wheel and won about $500. The
till being short. part payment was
made by check. The check was
brought to Lewistown, cashed by
Chas. Lehman & Co. they giving
goods. cash and a Lehman check for
the balance. About this time Weaver
had caught on. and tried to stop pay
ment on the check. When Lehman &
Co. learned of this they endeavored
to stop payment on their check and
the three-sided race for the money
was fully on. This morning 1t is stat
ed that all is settled. everybody is sat.
isfied and that foundation has been
laid for the possible statement Moth
ing in It,"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-05-21
GOLD ON FOURTH AVENUE.
Color Found In the Sand Box at the
Bennett Building.

A miniature stampede was caused
this morning by Johnny Bergere re-
porting a gold strike in the sand box
at the Bennett building. Bergere ran
into the saloon kept by Skinner e. Van
Iderstine at an early hour this morn.
ing in a very excited condition. with
a supply of wet sand strained and
intermingled with streaks of gold;
with a trembling hand he opened the
paper containing the precious find,
and explained that there was lots
more of the yellow stun where that
came from.
II was a suspicious looking mixture
and a small crowd followed Bergerc
to Fourth venue to e what kind Of
a layout he had run into. II was
found, after investigation. that some
one had spilled a can of gold paint
with a liberal hand on a portion Of the
sand, which. on being mixed in the
box. made a very rich appearance.
Another dream of wealth shattered.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-05-21
Neihart Mining News.

A Neihart correspondent writes that
Notwithstanding the temporary sus-
pension of work at the Diamond r.
concentration, Neihart is still a good
town. We have within our city lin.
its not fewer than IT'S men who are
receiving from $3.50 to 1925 a day.
In addition to this number there are
at the different mines and claims not
less than so leasers, any of whom are
making wages, and some of whom are
making riches. From present pros
poets we expect to hear of a few
more good mines being opened up
and worked to their fullest capacity
in the near future. The Mccormack.
Schuman property is showing very
rich. The Paisley lease is also look.
ing excellent. By September Neihart
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-05-21

Notification has been received of the
re-appointment of L. w. Eldridge as
receiver and Edward Brassey as reg.
lister of the Judith land district, with
headquarters at Lewistown. Both gen.
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