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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-04
Ser er to Sla9s Wienneifer.

6er / @erOen, De, fom foritprrer %
9ngiter fig oper fit Slbe6eTinoenoe,
inbtil be bliper oirtelig 5pge, pg De,
Iom life inoIer, boor alporlig oeres
8ilTtano 8irteli96eoen er, fpreno bet
n9Iten er for tent. 9r. 6. 2lnoerion,
Qqport, pa., Itriper: rs oper to Aar
tunbe jeg life ar6ejoe, ba nit 9elbreo
bar fuloItenoi9t neobrubt. @n Dag
Iugbe min Some til mig: Seq er uroz
Zig for big, bu Ier uo, iom ON ou bar
bpenbe, ligner mere ct Gig eno ct
lepenoe N9Ien; ou mad faa big fat /
nogen Wlebicin for bin Spgoom.'
Seq beepnOte ba at BRUCE aurito, pg
ben bar giOrt mig friit. Ser er ianos
IDnligpis ingen MeOicin fenot, Der ida
6urtigt genopbpgger ct nebbruot 9el=
breo Iom Or. Yeters Surito." Den
er life en- glpotbetermeoicin, men i9l>
ges til 5orbru9erne oirefte al 5abriz
fonten, Or. peter 5abrnen, 112-114
So. SpDne Qtpe.. Chicago, Sa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-04
Glcftriif s5crn6ancprujeft.

Der bar / ben ienere 5io ppret
8ele ON at faa en- elettriIt 8ane dn=
lagt fra Sma6a gennem glair, Ser
man, 5etemd6 og Decatur til Siour
@itD. Ulan bar pGret Der Blair %
for6ert fig ON @eiret for 80 2tar og
5 4ar til at bDgge ganen; men gors
gerne ipntes lite oillige til at gipe Dem
mere eno % 2tar og 3 2(ar til 9anens
8ennemf6relie. ; iibIte llge bar 5ors
Ilaget pGret forelagt / 9etamdb pg
raft itor Snteresie Der. De troebe
Der, at aompagniet mener ,buiineIs"
pg flere af 9orgerne er pilli9e til al
tegne 2lftier til 5oretagenbets Sen
nemfsrelIe.
g. 9. 9or0on at Decatur nebnes
Iom en- al De fornemite GmbeOsm9no
og 5remmere at Sa9en, og ,,5etama6
6eralo" flyer eTter BAN, at Der er in
gen 5pipl ON, at 9lr6ejoet pil blipe
6e9bnot itrats. og at Sppret bill blioe
f9roigt for Stinnerne mellem Deco
tur og 5etamab fer 9interen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-04
ct Sig9cr=N =Ngcntnr.

Sra 2onDon meOOeles, at Der nblig
/ &eniington er 6leoet aa6net ct fort
anlagt 3iggerz2(gentur, fom bet iaa
fmutt talbes, og iom aoerterer, at bet
for ben beiteOne SenOelie af en- 6alp
8uinee tilienoer Qnithaoenoe i'm
,GrelIior 2ife~. 8enne Cite inoes
6oloer 0abn og 2(OresIe pda 500 per-
foner, Der er betenbt for at pRre I9rz
Zig go0gprenOe o9 for at 6doe Soagz
6ep fox Sigger6reOe. 09 for en- BEL
@uinee faar man Greliiorz9iiten meo
1900 NaDne. 9nites bet, paatdger
2tgenturet Jig p9Tda at affatte Bigger
6reoe, Der tager 6enipn til farligt
5or6olO, og iom alt efter oeres 2enge
be % mere eller minbre rprenoe 5orm
tareres 6Djere eller labere. 9esuben
forlanger 8ureauet Yrocenter al bet
llbbbtte, 5igger6rebene maatte gipe /
flin0enoe Wtpnt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-04

oenOe er bet Mabs Mabfens 6enfigt
at fDbe fig en- GjenOom y1erbeben af
asben6aon. @eo SIR. og Wirs. Mabz
fens 2lfrejie miiter ben beroarenbe
odnite aoloni ct IGrOeles af6olbt2g9=
tepar, IaaDel Ipm 6um6olt 6ountD
maa gipe 2tftalo paa en- al fine bD9s
tigiie og met foretagIomme qano=
mqno. 6dn far bGret bofiOoen6e Der
pad @gnen / en- lGngere 2(arr9tfe oq
far pe0 5liO Og 939tigbeo or6ejoet
Jig op til en- 6olOen Mano. S 2tnle0s
ming at 2(frtjIen moOtog 2Ggteparret /
ben iioite 3ib mango 8eoiier paa ben
2lgtelfe, De nsO fer omtring. 3il
2gre for Mr. og Mrs. Maoien bapbe
Cen lofale 2oge uf gfebeta6zOrO
drrangeret en- Dellpttet o5dreipea gte=
reption".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-04
arig mOO She &afers"

aanias Gitb, 3. Sept. st mt
5oreta3eabe unoer RuOnet o36e Sns
dependent pacttng GomparD" blioer
itartet paa ct Msbe / Gftermiosa9.
,Snteresienterne er ,,Stoctmen" oper
6ele 9anoet, og 9eniigten er at IRE
arig paa &nipen mob ben beItdaenoe
+, ,gdtfing 3ruft". Gompa9niet bi8s
ponerer oOer enaapital al $5,000,000.
8et er foreIlaaet at 6bgge en- nqlani"
/ Misiourioalen, men Steoet er enbnu
life be4emt. Senere penter man at
bp9ge 3eras.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-04
12teQlQrg.
Jranif SpaaOOm Dm 9inslanb.

MgrteOdge foreItaar for ausIanO,
Ipaar Rem frantic 9ioenifabsmanb
Yrpf. GrneTt Sarbauriec6, Der bar OPP
6olot fig langere 3io / auslano pg
ItuOeret be fociale og ptonomiife 5or=
6olO. 0e grponinger mellem en-
gammel og en- M 8iO, iom nu raier /
G3dr 9tiget, blioer for bper Dag
mere og mere ita6neioan9re, og De,
Iom er 6eOit unoerrettet, 9aar og grus
er for be dlOorlige 9egipen6e6er, iom
foreItaar. S bet ip0lige og fpooeitlige
Gusluno uOpifles Der en- Nrbeioer6ez
pegelIe at tolosIalt 0mfang, % Sn=
oenrigsminiIter Bon Ylebpe fer ingen
ancen lloOej til at 6oloe MasIen
5pmme eno Oeo 6jelp af bemmelige
4genter at I99e at fpranitalte inbbprs
RES Splio i6lanot oem. 5or at ip9rtz
I9tte bette bar ban opmuntret til
0unnelIen al ct IootaIbet uaf6angigt
4rfeiperparti, men bette bar igen fort
til alporIige 6or0itlinger mellem Re=
geringens 6emmeli9eQ9enter og De To-
tale Q(utoriteter, fom life bar beret
tilitrefteli9t oirbe i Sagen". N2en
en- Sang Oil 9o6len briile, mener
9FronIfmonDen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-04
Sra CALIFORNIA.

9d9mdr 6enorictIen, en- life 9dts
ter af D}r. So6n Senbrictien Ser
lelen, bapoe / Onsoag5 ct marteligt
ll6elo. Der let funoe baOe toitet hen6e
Gi0et. Gn 3ele9rafpal bar o9Itet
iaaleoeB, at 3raacen falot t0ers oper
Segn6anefporet, lige iom ct 3og fom
forbi. Eraaoene bleo inbpiflet 60
fomoiioets 6iul og ienoer6rpoes, iaa
Strgmmen af6rgoes. Den fife 9i9e,
ION lege0e / HGr6eOen, tog fat i3rdd=
beee, og FUN, iom Ielo bar blepet inbz
bitlet / oem 6le0 6Gpet pp Quften til
en- 6ejoe af 80 500 Ser bang bun
/ ful0e ipo gtinutter, til man tunoe
faa 6io6ragt ct 3appe, Der bleo tram
met iom ct Sitterbeosnat, boiltet
Barnet iad lob fig faIoe upen at tage
minbIte Stabe.
6enoe5 QanOsn9rparelTe iaape.
Jon 9enDes Stprte bar @enitanb for
9eunoring bos oGe gienoionerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-04
SuenObur9 siercren.

o9ien" itriber Iioite Rr. Sulius
SsrgenIen, Den fra Spenbborg rpmie
aasie6eoreper, er lite langer SEN
itano for taliforniIf @aitfri6eO, men
er nu paa 9ejen til Oanmdrt.
Gfter at 5o6ritant 9ange { Speubs
borg 6a0oe til6uot at labe Sdgen moO
Sergenien faloe paa De tiOligere ,oms
talte getingelTer. maa ban aabsnbart
baoe om6eitemt iiq, t6i efter at aft
par iad goot Iom oronet, tom Der 9uo
fra 9dnge ON. at ban 6abbe opgioet
ben 5ante. 8et fer for Geiten uo til,
at Qange life mente bet Grligt fra Be
apnoelien al og at bet fun bar ct
ane6 for at faa lat qengene; men /
bette bar ban giort fell Regning.
Saa i iioite ll9e giorOe Sprgeniens
Sagfsrer, Ulr. Scott Oatlan6,
enonu et 5orieg pad at faa SsrgenIen
fri grunoet paa. at ban par 6olOt
Iom 5ange al Den oanIte 8onIul,
ifsnt intet fremmeo 2anos &oniuler
unoer be ameritanite 9ope bar 3et
til at 6oloe nogen unber 2(rret. 81
ter en- tefnilt 0ppitling al Sageu,
mente aetten bog, at Sergenien og
bans Sagfprer life piloe tunne be-
pie oeres 9aatano, og OermeO git
Sergeniens iioite 9aab Clip.
s SsnOa9s began ban fig iaa, leo.
iaget al Il. 3. Mari1al Sbine ug en-
anoen Rets6etjent, paa Rejie til Nep
gort, 6bor ban oil 6liOe aileOeret ON
goro paa en- al be Odnfte 0umpere;
be to gern lebiagebe ogiaa 5uOeren.
8eo Q(ntomIten til 8dnmart begpnoer
aampen / be banIfe 0omitole, og
5prgcnlen bil uben 5Dipl forfGgte i'm
Sag til bet Doerite. s O9rite 6alo
fan StrafFen fun 6el8be iig til gonite
faa 2lars 5angIel, og nuar ban igen
bliper fri er bet bans Mening after
at tomme til 2(meritd.
qen9ene er fremoeles 8unterne
Der / 8pen, og bet pil bliOe 2ange en-
budoe largbarig % toitbor &ump,
6aaoe oeb be banlte % be ameritunIfe
9omItole, inben ban faar fat ipenge=
ne - bbis Der beo ben 2ib oberbope=
bet bliper noget tilobers at fda fat |.
Saaen bar allerebe foitet flere 3uiinz
be Dollars, og llbgifterne Oil blipe
langt itgrre, inben procesien enoelig
oHluttes.
8 bet Segsmoal for SalGr, Iom
Sgrgeniens tiOligere SagIsrer anlags
be imoo 6am, er Der enonu lite faloen
Dom.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-04
&inciiif GlenOi96cO.

MeOens &ineierne 6ibtil fun bar
paret itartt forfatOne til 9pium, be-
9pnOer MI ogIaa 0}orfinen at erobre
3erran. 9enne er nemlig 6etboelig
6ili9ere, bporfor Der aarlig in6Fpres
itore Mangoer, Morfin6anoleren gi=
Oer iel0 fine &unOer Sn0iprpjtningen.
5nItrumentet, boormeb bette fer, rens
les noturligpis ot0ri9 6ooroe6 NAM
&c TmitIomme Spgbomme operf6res
fra zen enc til zen anoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-04
Sra 9iaciuc.

Cutter 6oGe9e, ben banite tut6eriie
9pjitole Single Part, 6egpnote iin
@fferaarstermin i 9irsoags meo ca
30 6leoer pad Plabien og mango fIez
re 9ente. Slolsns PraIoent.. pa
itor Senien, 6olbt SnOleoningsbpnz
nen, 6porpaa pditor Sersilo fra Nee.
nab. 6olot ct 5crebrag. 9il Sluts
ming talte Sfolens npe 5oritan0er,
6r. Stobsg sgielIen, til @leperne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-04
Sen bcSitc s5amiliemeSicin.

Graig, Wlo.. %. 5ebr. 1902 -
Seq bar brugt Wattins9esetu
opne9iniment mango Qtar Os be-
tragter bet iom ben bebite Meoicin,
jsg noeen Sinbe bar tenbt. Gn al
mine 9trbejosmano fit aolerd; men
efter at babe taeet TO Spiieitefulpe
bar ban fulOItanbig raft.
s. q. 9pitipict.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-04
9(ppel til &ejicr @il6clm.

aonItantinopel, 3. Septbr. Sui
tanen bar fenOt en- e9en4anOi9 Stri=
peffe til ben tpite aeiier, 6oori benne
anmooes ON at lag9e al i'm Sn0flpz
belIe @agtItaalen for 6o5 De dnore
Storma9ter at fremme golititen
o55ingrene al 6aoet" meO 6enIpn til
Mafeoonien. Gultanen 9iber 6eri
glimrenOe 2sfter ON De fulOeite Sem
i'm til De foritellige Petitioners Snz
tcre5ier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-04
uoldn Oct.
9lOrianupel / SranO.

@ien, 3. Sept. 2tften6laoene fra
9eIgraO bringer IenIationeue Gfterz
retninger om, at en- Del af gpen 2(oriz
anopel er iprangt 2uften, og at 8es
ten 6r9nOer. Ser 8Den er bet umus
ligt at foa nogen 9etraftelie pdd,
boorpiot Gfterretningerne er paalioez
liqe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-04
Sra Glf Sorn.

Blair. 4. Septbr. 9eItpreren oet
Glt 9orn 9igbS9opl ano college ar
beioer oenne llee Council Bluffs oe
Oma6a. S SsnOags Q(ftes talte ban
| ben oanite Girte Council Bluffs,
oa | 2lftes bolbt ban engelit Sore
brag / q. 30. s. u. / Omaha.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-04
s Sanmarf.

e. e. HOttpitt G6riitenTen, en- egn
al ben gdmle ounIte politifer galt6as
gar 66riItenIen, Der er 6oiat Bahia
Blanca / q(rgentinu, boor ban bdr en-
itor 5orretning % iamtioig er 9lonbs
Qlgent, er for 9iOen paa geIf2 / Dam
mart.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-04
WtOn EOnScn bOlScr?

Gn 9pIfer, boIat @alOfir6,
S6meiB, far paOOet, at ban Fan ruI=
le en- SsnOe @in fra tn 6iembp til
aom % er nu Serb meo at ru1e
3snren gennem S6neiB. 5pnoen
ince6oloer 16 @alons.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-04
2unoDn 1906.

Gn &eoerOensuoItiIline d9tes
ifelge engelne 8loOe dfbolot paa 9rpz
ItdlpalobIets 3errGn 2onbon Q(a=
ret 1906. Der er neoIat en- 8omite
paa tretten Meblemmer til at foretas
oe be forngone forberebenbe Sfribt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-04
1lIoore.

8onf eler 9rDal belbreber lite. 0nis BET aoror
piloe ioa gprn peoe Senseu Ter siues en- ionttus
tonel Qoros herfor, ue lea fol ienbs fbfr en- snpis
Ming poo Ell enfel Semmebeb blnoIRS- iom belbressoe
init Barn o9 mango andres,
Mrs. G. SUMMERS,
Box d. Notre Dame, Ind
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-04
llonepnelic.

Blair. a. Septbr. puitor 81. 5.
9ins at giacine, MisconIin, bar faaz
ct &alOsbreo tilitiGet fra Menigbeben
/ aenoi6a. ligeleres / Misconiin. Der
forlpber intet ON, bocrpibt Paitor
8ing dgter at mobtuge 9aloet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-04
Sill 9ammarf.

Sra 5ernOale, Gal., meOOeles til
o8ien": Mr. og Mrs. MaOs Mabien
be9aO fig ben 26. Qlug. paa gaeiIe til
0anmart, bpor be uster at tilbringe
Reiten at oeres Saee. Gfter 5prlpz
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-04

Trpsteli9e Qlaser, bisie tlpenoe, plosenoe
Suoip9oomme. G'sr ell 9nbe paa gibelien.
Toan's ointment tlrerer. 6aos ole
Apoteter,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-04
Oejrforholoene o9
2lplsuoi oiieterne.
Stafuing % SGrIfling IOriinfcs,
Wiaiien trDffes al gicgn % &uloe. -
Soe0e 90 SOrfe enfelte SteOtr.

0aibington, 1. Sept. @ejr6u=
ieallets 0perii9t o0er 9eirforboloene
og QoIin9en for ben llge, IOm enOte
81. 2tug., lpper idaleoes:
5 be norbIige G9ne pit for ROctp
Wountdin BAR ll9en uiGooanlig tol5
ug regnfulo tot be fleite Steoers @eOs
tommsnoe.
5 De ipoli9e Slater Og / be ipOlige
Dele al be miotre Dulltrsg iaapel
iom i De mibtre atldntiIte Stater
par 5emperaturen omtring normal og
/ bet bele taget beloig fot 9tplingen.
Dele al inoetlantiite og gFlige @oIfs
itaters Ggne leo unber operorbentlig
Sepe. 2lnbre 8eIe af oisie Ggne og
al 5enneiee, bet ipolige Misiouri,
2(rtdnias og peItli9e 3erds trGngey
til Re9n. mebens tart Regn langs
Misiouriodlen % | SnoIsegnene fin
te- SnObiergnin9en, beitaOiger Gors
net paa Marten og binOrer Maiien /
at moones.
Regn6n9er far qiort megen Guon
paa noroli9e qacifiteane. Den o.
og 28. 2lug frps bet let / be norblige
Os centraIe Roctp Mountain Ggne.
5or be enfelte Staters9eofommens
be lpoer aapporten aortbeO Tuas
lsoes.
5 Dele af 3 6io bar Majftn liot
alporligt al 5prte. men cen er 6et1s
beIig forbeoret af Regnen, iom npIig
er faloen.
SSllinois bar be 6aft operf!ss
big Regn uoen Den ipoligite RGtie
al Counter, 6bor Regnen 6ar gaOnet
Maiien, Der MI potisr gopt, men mob
mes lan9iomt. Gn Del Sabre er Die
ren 6efaoi9et pda marten.
Sra Ui d gan berettes Der ON
oreroreoen Rsqnialo, ifpfulot 9ejr og
toloe 1atter, Iaa M}oOningen af Mais
og anore 9atiter er me9et foriintet.
Gn Del aartofter raaoner Sorben.
Oct poaoe 9eir itaoer ogiau 5rugt=
oolen.
8ra gGiston1in lDoer Der liges
teOes aIager oper for megen Regn,
iom iinter 6adoe 5arifningen og 10
bats6giten, ebelaq9er Storm pad Murz
fen og letter DlajIen tilbage. OgIaa
&artoffelaolen itabes.
gerstnin9en fra Minnsfota er
life meget forftellig. Staining os
9arIfning foriintes peo bpppig Regn,
megen 6pebe, SABRE og 8pg paa
Marten er baarlis 5orfatning. Maj=
fen trenger til ct Bar Tigers Darmt
% tort geir for at fires mob 6roit.
Sra s Sopa 6erettes ON ire Dages
flint @sjr fulgt al ipare Regnbpger og
LAB 5emperatur. 8inb oq ODerIOsms
melier bar itdoet Qtplen pau entelte
Steoer. 3iOlig Majs er baabefulO,
fen Mais tran9er bsj 9raO til
barmt, tert 9ejr.
Snb 9afotd bar belt St96ne
meo andre Ggne = tolbt og Itpfulot
meo Regn. 9lrbejoet foriintes, en- Del
aorn og so soelaaaes pad Marfen.
3iblig Wlajs pil meo gunitist 9ejr
p9re iitret mob SSroit | 2 3 Tiger.
Nebrdita beretter ON en- fugtig
tolig pg bet beIe taget uguniiig llse.
Majien letter itore 2lts, men mobnes
langIomt. 6gdOling, 3arItning Os
anbet Gfteraarsarbejoe iintes.
aanfas er Majs6sIten be-
spnot ben ibolige Del af Staten.
Men ben norolige Del tlaees Der
cper folOe Getter. s mango GOuns
tier tranger man til Reen. Wien /
Mar9aQ so. mda be babe faaet not,
bd Der berettes ON, at mango Seite,
9reaturer oo Sbin er brufnebe.
6rd Rorb Ddfoto berettes Der
ON fp9r Rsgumangoe meO lisnenoe
Gelger fom andre Steber. Dog er
Der ben llnbtdgelie, at man mango
Stsoer tr9ngts til 9isgnen, faa ben
bar 9aonet betbbelig.
The Somerset reporter., 1903-12-10
Choice perfumes at Bucknam's.

Choice perfumes at Bucknam's.
Buy handkerchiefs at NJ. B. Heselton's.
Calendar pads In great variety are en-
sale at the REPORTER office; 1c, &c, and
&c EACH
Hanson S. NIekerson of Pttsheld was
10 town on business, Tuesday, returning
home, Wednesday.
DR.. H. C. Taggart went to Lewiston,
Friday afternoon, accompanying pa
tient to the hospital.
Miss Tudie Lampher returned to Fox
croft, Saturday afternoon, after a visit
with the family of Mr.. and Mrs. n. G..
Ordway.
Coney Sanborn recently dressed three
six months old pigs which together
weighed 500 pounds; the largest one tip
ping the scales at 300 pounds.
Haven't you some relative or friend
who is longing for an engraved plate for
calling cards. If you think of one call
at this office early and we can supply
the want in season for Christmas.
The Somerset reporter., 1903-12-10
A Novel Contest.

The easiest way to get $40 fountain
pen without cost is In the Word Building
Contest just started by Anderson &
WEIGH, booksellers and statoners, SOS
Congress ST., Portland. They are offer
ing one hundred and six high grade
fountain pens, varying In price from 81
to $40 each, as prizes and the only thing
necessary to make a person eligible to
enter the contest is that they be a resi-
dent of the State of Maine.
II you are interested in a good pen,
a postal card with the request and your
address will bring full particulars.
The Somerset reporter., 1903-12-10
aEw ApvERrIaEMEhTs.

Neckgear-H. Hirsch.
pargains-C. r. Ward.
pure sandles-Delano.
Greeting-P. N. Vigue.
Notices-Daniel Lewis.
Snecials-Ira A. Norton.
Jook-.Home Supply Co.
Specials Geo. Simpson.
presents-Dow & Carter.
Opera House-Minstrels.
Found-Ethelyn Gardner.
Happiness-Pennell & Co.
Sagings-Second Nat. Bank.
Cit Wakers-J. z. Philbrick.
Wanted-Somerset Reporter.
Stationery-Geo. <. Sampson.
Christmas Shopping-Judkins.
Christmas Sale-W. P. Ordway.
Handkerchiefs-C. J. Williams.
Annoancement-W. B. Steward
New Goods-O. #. Kuowlton Co.
Grand Display-M. B. Heselton.
Christmas Goods-W. 81. Wildes.
Probata Notices-Nathsn Fowler.
Annual Meeting-First Nat. Bank.
The Reason-U uiversalist Church.
SD cial Sale-Bridgham & Seekins.
Diamonds, Etc. Etc-W. F. Robhaps.
Annual Meeting-Second Nat. Bank.
Footwear-Green & Barnard Shoe Co.
LOOK Well-Boston One Price Clothing Co.
The Somerset reporter., 1903-12-10

Let us frame your picture. We take
out all of the wrinkles and use new
kind of backing that will not stain the
picture and ask you no more.
BRAGG & VARNEY.
The Somerset reporter., 1903-12-10

Visit NJ. B. Heselton's for Christmas
gifts.
The best line of cutlery at The Blunt
Hardware Co.
The Somerset reporter., 1903-12-10

Picture frames at Bucknam' g.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-06-06
BROOkVALE.

Lying at the base of Mount Evans,
one of the highest mountains in the
Rocky mountains, nesting in forests
of pine and spruce, with the silver
waters of Bear creek coursing through
its forests, is Brookvale.
This is one of the prettiest little sum-
mer resorts attributable to Idaho
Springs. Near by is Indian Creek park,
which represents the summer home of
over one hundred of the most promi-
nent business men of Denver. They
have built a little city of beautiful res
licences, and there pass their time in
in natures tabernacle during the hot
months of the summer. At Brookvale
three or four pretty little cottages have
been built as boarding houses for the
accommodation of summer guests, and
these are always well filled.
1t is stated by all the tourists that
there can be no more picturesque spot
found anywhere in the mountains than
in Brookvale. The fish in Bear creek
are better than any of those found in
any other stream between Denver and
Idaho Springs. The trip from the
town of Brookvale to the summit OF
Mount Evans is one of the most beau
tiful that could be imagined. From the
summit of this old sentinel in the
Rockies the city of Denver is in plain
sight.
During the present year Brookvale
will unquestionably attract even more
than its past number of visitors, and
there is some talk that a splendid hotel
will be erected for the accommodation
of tourists.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-06-06
THE GREAT LOOP.

The scenic attraction that has made
Clear Creek county famous throughout
the world is the remarkable feat of
railroad engineering known as 1.-The
Loop" at Silver Plume. In this the
railroad crosses itself three or four
times in order to reach the elevation
at its terminus.
From three hundred to five hundred
people per day pass through Idaho
Springs during the three months of the
tourist season to visit this wonderful
scenic attraction.
All the way up Clear Creek canon
from Denver at every point is furnished
scenery that has no equal in the Rocky
mountains. Returning from Silver
Plume, the day is spent in the baths
of the hot soda water and in visiting
the mines, which are just outside the
city limits of Idaho Springs The stop
over privilege of two hours allowed by
the Colorado & Southern, permits the
visitor of the famous Loop to marvel
at the mineral water bubbling out of
the mountain, dance at the Trocadero
and spend two of the most enjoyable
hours of his life.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-06-06

Silver Plume. Silver Plume is the To-
cation of the world-famous LOOP
Fishing and hunting and every sort of
amusement can be enjoyed in this ter
ritory.
So far as the health advantages are
concerned, there could be no finer
place for both summer and winter. The
elevation is 1900 feet above sea level,
representing a mountain point furnish
ing a climate as equable and as mild
as it would be possible to find in any
summer resort in the Rockies Hun
dreds of people come to Idaho Springs
every year and are relieved of stomach
and kidney Affections by the use of the
mineral water. The hot tunnel in
many cases has effected permanent
cures for rheumatism.
The brief outlines of the two re-
sources of the city and district repre-
sent the chances for investment. At
the present time the most direct needs
of the district are better milling facili-
ties, so that the low grade ores may be
handled at a profit, more capital to
open up the wonderful mines of the
district, a modern tourist hotel for the
city, big bath house and a natatori-
um for the many that come here to re-
gain their health.
In another part of this paper we
have called attention in detail to some
of the advantages and have figures to
show the records that have been made
in years past. No one need feel that
Idaho Springs is a mushroom camp
that has grown up in day to be with
cred by the first frost of adversely. 1t
is the oldest mining camp in the coun-
try, and it. has stood the test for forty
years, and is to-day a city of three
thousand people, with 100000 on de-
post in it's banks, or what means $500
per capita. These figures alone are the
best evidence of its present strength,
and the power to excel in the future.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-06-06
YANKEE HILL.

The glacier cities, as Alice and Yam
kee will likely be called when the new
railroad from Central City enters that
field, are at the present time modest
little mining camps, almost at the foot
of James peak and the continental di-
vide.
One of the largest perpetual glaciers
in the state is found about Alice, and
this glacier is one mile in length and
nearly three-quarters of a mile in
width; its depth may be thousands of
feet A peculiar thing in connection
with it is the fact that it lies on the
southeast or sunny side of the noun
tain, where it is exposed to the sum-
mer sun, but has diminished very lit
tie. if any at all. AS a matter of fact,
those competent to say claim that it is
even larger than it was twenty years
ago. One can walk over this glacier
for a mile to the summit of James
Peak, where a great lake can be seen
in midsummer frozen over with ice.
Below this lake is Loche Lomand,
and here a chain of four other lakes
To the north of James peak is Mid
die park and Grand lake, some of the
most wonderful scenic spots in Colo
RADIO.
AS soon as the new road is built
there is no question but that hotels
will be built for the accommodation of