THE STAR OF THE WEST
Golden Drops and Precious Minerals doming
from the Bank of Mother Earth.
ROMANCE OF THE LOST PEGLEG MINE
e\olnpmM > l In On-Run Wool Hnr-
vent In Iilntio A III ? Mltiintr
Crop Now * from 1V t-
crn tlelils.
The warm weather of the past two wcoks
no well interspersed with rain has done
glorious woik In pushing forward crops of
Wory kind so that In 'most ovcry section the
general outlook for a good crop has never been
better Fruit while locally subject to
ralluics In some varieties Is giving peed In-
\llcatlons and both the agricultural and
mineral resources of the west may bo relied
upon to contilbuto their full share toward
waking the coming Jcar a prosperous ono.
Yellow .Mntil In hull .Jinn.
Ira A Scott has Just returned from Den-
Tcr , bringing with him a check for $31.1 , ro-
fcotvcd for 100 pounds of ere taken from n
ten-foot hole In the S.vlvcstor location This ,
with the other mill run tests nnd the ship-
hient made last j oar from the Elk Ore to
Bllverton , removes any doubt ns to the ilch
hcss of the gold veins In the duartrito area In
iho San Juan range , whence the Ucar cicok
gold has its source
Morlan it Wheeler , Stcudnm.an , Varnoy
tires , McNutt and other assajers reuoit
rich returns In gold ami silver from samples
left them by prospcctois coining In for proVisions -
Visions nnd supplies. A hundred locations
lm\o hern made In the vicinity of the Good
IIouo and Sylvanlto , owned by Iia Scott and
Jiulfri ) Wells.
The Guod Hope has considerable woik
done , the property having been worked all
\vlntcr , while the Sylvanite has only the as-
bcssmcnt work finished The latter was lo
cated In A pi II. The lead on which the Good
llopo Is iocntrd hns been traced for thrco
miles nnd staked that distance , the outcrop
Mowing a well defined vein along the sur
faceTho
The Llttlo Giant , owned by the Long
li others , gives 100 ounces in gold to the ton
, nt a depth of ten feet Another i ich pros-
meet is the Surprise , the oio taken from the
( bottom of the ton-foot shaft tunning in value
Ironi 5.0 to S-'OO in gold Hefoicnco h is been
made to the Golden Kaglo , vvliiih rurnishcs
n tellurium oio assajing well in gold and
Bllver It Is owned bj Of Munson and his
partner The Gold Hun and Morning Star
nro also highly spoken of.as being well defined
leads , rich in tellurium and gray copper.
Creedc Hacholor , Spni City and Wason
nro well loprc'sunted in camp Application
fora pnsti lllco was made a month ago with
dailv , service from Crcedo
A White ] Slum ultli n ( iiililnii Glrrtrd.
As far back as 1SCO a miner named IJalsloy
prospected and mined in the country adja
cent to Baker City , Ore Ho was successful
in some of his ventures and his name is pci-
j > etuatcd by ono of the best pajlng mines in
that set lion
Tlieio v\as ono claim , savs an exchange ,
hbout three miles southwest of the famous
White Swan mine , on which ho did some
work After sinking a shaft on the ledge
TJaisloi abandoned thu claim , for ho thought
lie had something oettor 'Iho ledge was
nftervvards known as thu F.unham claim
,
but it was never developed
Two sons of the original locator , Sam nnd
.Tames B uslcy , often talked of opening up
the ledge which their father discovered
But nothing in that direction was attempted
Until recently After wonting only n short
time they struck n big gold pocket in the
ledge , wlikh has a width of live feet
A chink of oio taken out , that weighed
about ten pounds , contiincd $100 woith of
gold. Other rich specimens vvcsro found In
n single day ono of the Baialuis pounded out
If 1,000 worth of gold.
Iho claim Is neat the divide , between the
Vhlto Swan mine and Alder or Sutler cicok ,
Onli a short distinco from linker Citv
'J ho new find cieatcd a big excitement at
that place , where the specimens wcio c\
lilhltcd In a bink Lots of prospectois went
out there and old claims were jumped and
things weio lively.
From present indications White Swan dis
trict Is likelv to develop a considerable camp
during the present season
Illitho'v VI mil Crop.
The scene at the wool depot of the Idaho
Commercial company at present speiks
louder than words of the magnitude of that
Industry in Washington county , Idaho ,
wiitos a westcin coiicspondcnt. The ware
houses of that companj are now filled to the $
rafters with soroo lfiOO sacks of wool , 10g
ag-
pegating IMl.OOO pountls , valued at jno.SftO
( There niu jot bOO sacks to arrive fiom moro
remote paits of the county , which will
weigh 240,000 pounds ami ) : o worth S.TO.OOO ,
making thu total amount to ship fiom this
point ii'JO,000 ' iwiunds , or Jill _ ' . ' : > w 01 th of
wool , at piesent prices This is not the a
entire -
tire clip of tills county , as quit o a lot from
the vicinity of Mineral w ill bo shipped fiom
JIuntlngton These nio bedrock llguies and
should be romcmboicd illn
as such win n corn-
imicd with the Inflated flumes which nro
habitually given by other points on the
Ehort Line
About SU0)00 ( ) has also boon paid out hero
this spring for mutton sheep
The wool biryeis who are hero nro offering
12'4 and ! . ! ' ,
per pound , which scorns to ho
ns good a price as is being p lid nnywheio at
pieseiu , with little prospect of an advance.
I attempted to '
I'lcinalow pointers on the
wool n u Itot fiom some of the bu ois hcie ,
but about all that could be got out of them
was that U vv is dull" Ono iilit there was
no piosput of a thinge until tt
was seen
how the ulministi itlon
was going to treat
wool Iho buvois atol
consider
Idaho
wool >
nhonil oi Oiegon wool , but
of Mont.au i socondaiy to that
_
A I.nng I it Minn HUrotrroil.
Mr and Mrs .losoph
Ingram and Mr Sea
bold , a I3aptlst clcigyman of this city , leave
in the morning for a ilch mine discovered by
Mrs Ingram seven months ago on the des if
ert , to mote full } locate It , and secure in for
mat Ion necessary to obtain title to the prop-
urtj. It la believed to bo the lost Pcglcg
inlno. Tiiooro nssiys f.l.fiOO to the ton nnd
the voln Is four fcotwtdo Four claims have
( been staked oft by Ingiam , each fully 1,600
Jcot long , nnd water Is to bo secured In of
nbuiidnm-o close at hand Thu location Is 100
'
'given as in the Cocopih mountains
, near
the proposed route of the S in Diego nnd
'
1'liUMiK rallvvaj The piesent expedition is
inercly to socmo Infoiinition ncmssiry to the
Illlng definitely ii | > on the claims already
ktakcd off. dint
Ingiam and his wife fiavo spent
iluco years in the Ucsmt looking for the
Inlno and v-eie leaving in October
when iij
puulid to It bv an Indian Ingiam stajcd at
the foot of the iiuiiintain , phu
little
ing i ti -
ilcnco In the storj of thu In.lian , but lls
vifo climbed to iho place dc.sUnatcd
and the
In ought hack .such ilch specimens of
oio
thut Ingiam iiuelully pie pcctcd the field , the
nnd ho Is conildcnt lhc.\ have Ida
' \ a honnn/a
Jl'hoy knew IVglcg Smith , and received
from Ills ph.s blil-in
. such information as to
the location of the mine that they weio
con
fident It i o.illy existed day
llin Snliiion .tllnr * .
The majority , If not the w hole , of the
prospectors now at woik In .Inckson and cent
Josephine lountlcs , Oio , nto not looking
forlodgcs , but rather for rich pockets Hut
not so in Coos The
county Salmon mines
are situated in the souihein poi tlon of Coos
county about twcntj-Hvo miles south of
Jilyitle Point , nnd as an evidence of iho woik ii
that is now being
proaccutod , there nro at
Itiustfour mines In the group that are being
prospected nnd developed to an extent that gas
would do credit to heat
any of the development
WOI-K ' that has over been douo in the Cuiur the
d'Alcno - -
oi-othci-iieh mining regions of the
coast. The Mvitlo Point .Mining
company
is now
dovolojilng the Valentine
ledge , nnd
the development woik sbovvb up a ledge )0f )
pold-bcarlng quartz that assaj s f.10 per ton deal
frco gold , besides sulphurDts , The work ref
development is being rapidly pushed forward , , done
liiid bcfoio the oml of thu boasun enough do-
Tolopmunt work will ho done to cnablo the
company to put a &tampmll | in operation , that
which trio company intends to do
this sum- a
juer.
juer.The Salmon state
Mountain
AIII I
" ' " -"xuai1' al
roidy has development vrork done on the
same lodga a the Myrtle Point company ,
nnd will h vo a milt In operation on Its
ledge parly In the season The Sucker
Crook Mining company also has progressed
rapidly with the work of development , and
the mine prospects cqimlly as well as the
other mines tn tlio district. The Divllbiss
Uiothcrsaro pushlnt ? the work of development -
mont In Iholr now tunnel , and have struck
their Icdgo on a lower level , which prospects
well They have now alwut $20,000 worth of
ere on their dump , and they Intend to have
a mill In operation before the close of the
season. 'Iho snow Ins seriously retarded
the work of prospecting the country this
snilng , but now It has nil disappeared , and
there are n great miny men In the moun
tains prospecting. Alcilgcof free mllHncroro
urns struck within about four miles of Mjr-
Ho Point a few days ago that prospects $10
per ton. The ledge Is atwut flvo foot in [
vvld'h , and Is free milling oro.
A ri\o Mllllon-Dollnr Dltcli.
Ono of the grandest Irrigation projects
nvcr undertaken In Arizona Is the ono just
started twelve miles cast of Vuma at the
narrows on the Oil.i river near Olla clt.v
The dam will bo of solid masonry , 4.WW foot
In length , 110 feet high , the water front
covered with asphaltum finish , Imjxjrvlous
to water , The reservoir will bo twenty-five
miles in length and eight miles vvido at the
widest point , and will contain water aufll-
clcnt to irrigate all of the valley and mesa
lands cast and south of Yuma and west of
the Colorado liver , both tn Arizona nnd in
the Mexican state of Sonora , nn area of not
less than 3,000,000 acres of the finest land In
thi ) valley of the Co'orado. ' The water
rights have been located , the surveys made
nnd the capital will bo f mulshed hi eastern
nnd foreign capitalists and hauliers.
The location of the dam is ono of the best
on the Glla river and the same that was se
lected by the Sonora I and nnd Irrigation
company for the crossing of their aqueduct
and canal , by which they nroposo to , convoy
the water from the Colorado river down to
their lands In Sonora. The project Is a feas
ible one , oiiginatcd by Ooorgo W. Morton ,
the eminent civil anil hydraulic engineer ,
and Is now in eh u-go of O W Rich mis , an
engineer formerly w ith the Southern Pacillc
Hallway company , who has made the sur
veys It Is estimated that the dam w ill cost
? ri,000X)0. ( 'J ho water In the icsoivoir will
hma to bo led in canals or Humes only half
a mlle before it can bo used to irrigate all of
the rich Gill valley linds between the dam
and tno Colorado nver , an area of moro than
100,000 acres Uy competent engineers this
is believed to bo the grandest irrigation
piojcctj ot started in Arizona
An rxtoinltm of Ihu Amotlijxt.
The Nancy Hanks has stiuclc an eighteen-
Inch streak of ore that has assayed 5.HO In
silver to the ton. This was found in the
bottom of the shaft about forty foot deep
The work of sacking oio fiom the drift ,
which has been gome on successfully for
ucaily two weeks , Is thus augmented , and a
shipment mav bo expected Inside the nc\t
fortnight. The pipjrross In this property is
watched with considerable lutcicst by
mining men in the camp , and if the original
proposition of the1 locateis develops itsulf it
will lie not only a fissure vein , hut the first
piodiicuron Mimmoth mountain
.Jcsso Benin , one of tlio oldest prospectors
in the camp , has opened up in the Spir ,
which adjoins Ihu Nancy Hanks , a thrco
and a half foot vein of gravelly qu irtcon -
sidciabli iron-st lined , which assijc-d jlS In
silver and some gold As ho has the foot
wall he is going to drift for the other
Several good stieaks have 1 Uoly been
passed in the Hnnioy tunnel , vvhu h is now in
over 20(1 feet. It has assaved well in silver
and gold The operators mo not looking for
anything extraordinary until they reach a
distance of 100 feet , wnon it is calculated to
cut the discovery vein.
There has been considerable excitement
on Mineral Point ; the pist ten dnvs , occa
sioned by the llnding of what is boliovcd to
be the north extension of the Amethyst lead
in the Union and Compton groups , anil fur-
thci woik on the Pun tail group , a ii ilf mlle
still further north , has disclosed thu existence -
once of tlio s-imo character of quartz , but of
a better quality.
llmutnzi Sold to Stanil.inl Oil People.
The silo of the Bonanza mine in the liar-
qua Holn mountains , Arizona , about r)0 ) d
miles west of Phernix , marks the highc"sl
figure in cash paid for a mining property in
scv.oi.tl years , according to the Golet Nujrget.
The details of the transaction wcio learned
a few daj s ago from an engineer vv ho is
famrllir with the countiy and the facts
Development vv ib commenced on the Ho-
nan/v about tluce cais agoand vvhiloi itcd
as a good mine , it , sliovvcd nothing ronurka-
blo until early in 18'W ' , when it pissed into
the hands of Mosbib Ilubb inland Bovvcis ,
experienced CalifornI i miners A twenty-
stamp mill was in 'tIO
put opciation and the
piolit for 1SIU was placed at STOO.OOO
In January , Ib'J I , the mill was men-cased
to thirty stamps , producing fiom JbO,000 ido
$100,000 per month. JnMirch the
company
iy
shipped a bar of gold valued at olM.OOO , the
product ofi thit month , wtiilo the expense
of pioducing It was less than $18,000 The of
foiination of the bonanza is a limestone , of
capped with quartzlto , through which there
nioa number of dykes of eruptive rock
Oi c occurs on the contact with limestone ns
foot wall The oio Is nn oxide of iron ,
carrying fiec gold , the vein being from fif :
teen to thirty feet in width Tlio piicc asked
for thu mine was Si,000,000 The piicopiid
tlio Standard Oil pcoplo is stated at $1-
In cash
A Shc'i | > Oiinriintlnc.
Governor Hickaids has
forbidden by proo
lamation the Importation of
sheep into Mon
tana fiom Oregon , Nevada , California ,
Washington , Wyoming , Idaho , Colorado ,
Utah and Now Meiiio because
of the
ro-
portcu piovaljnco of scab In the Hocks oof
those states Sheep fiom
the localities
named may bo biought into Montana upon
the certilh a to ot the state
v eterin u i in , or bo
duly authorised deputy , that the fheop
havu been found
to bo fieo from scab or any
infectious or contagious disease
I'orpoiations , poisons and companies must
In
give uotico to the state vctoiin.ary Miigeon stof
Montana preceding the an Ival at the boun
dary line of Montaiu of all such sheep iias
como within the provisions of the procl tin asi
tion Nothing in the piex-lamation shall lx
boconstiuod as to prohibit
the
transpoita- and
tionof any sheep tluough the state byiail the
thoi utonot unloidcd within the stato.
Moro ( .old in tlin ICuytftoiui. the
From Con Listen , aiKapid Journal reporter in
learned that on Tuesday of this week
a ilch of
strlko was made In the If03310110 mine
The i Ich Icdgu was uncovered In the bottom
the shaft , which has reached n depth of
foot The lodge Is about four feet > In
wide and is filled with free gold Mr
Listen states that the strlko is by far Irho F
most impoi taut that has oviir been made In in
soutliein Hills , ns the new lodge tu-
covered is below water level , and demon-
stiatcs the futuin tlchncs * of the ICe btono
property ' A similar ledgu has been upenod
1'ied
Whitney and Abe Wilson in ho
Columbia , mine , located across the ok ning
fiom ttu Kovstouu , and the recent develop
menu made In the two locations have m uio New
prospectors and mine owners of the dls- iho
feel a triflu jubilant over the futuio isof
camp. Is
Iline uml l.lmcitimc.
The Tacoma and Uoclio Harbor Lime
com
pany has n locord of lfiOO birrols of linio inm n Thu
and is the most extensive
on-
toiprlsoof Its kind in the west i'ho stone D
found hero is thu best In the UnituJ biatoj ,
lining 60 nor cent Hmo and Wt per cent
limestone Limo U mndo by freeing heat clock
Htouo from Its acid , and this Is I'ono bv heat , clock
which vol.itUos the acid , leaving thu white ,
brittle and llakv substance
known ns lime
110
Limu U calcined in a kiln so built that heat tery
entois into the kiln near the bottom nnd
ib-.es upw.tni , through thostono.piovlously
broken Into small pieces , the top of the kiln being
being left open for the eseapo of smoUa and 3,500
and to eroato a draft The degree of
necessary is not speclllc , but thogreater
heat the quicker thu deal rod result Is ob man
tained.
fair
HOIIIH III iho Mines , north
The present season promises to sco a great
of not Ira development work done In the somu at
mining district south of Helena The work * IJ
on DO Gulch , nnd In the Unlonvlllo that
district the lastvcarortw eli is demonstrated and
thciu lies at thu door of Helen t us ilch In
gold bearing country as thuro is In the bo . :
, and the faithful , who have labored far
ugumst Kicat odds to convince Heteuu people I for
of this nro now In n fair way to receive !
their reward. A prominent Illustration of
the resources of this district may bo seen at
thfl Jumbo mine , on the west fork of Dry
Gulch , two miles from Helena The property
is owned by Tandy , Smith nnd the Cleveland
estate , nnd Is being worked under lonso by
the Davis Brothers The shaft Is down 12. " )
feet , showing three arel one-half feet of ore
A strike was recently made on the property ,
nnd twenty-two tons sent to the Lntteu
States Stamping company returned WMO .a
ton The adjoining claim , the Conductor , as
well ns the Gerald Ine nnd Ore , Cache , in the
same group , owned by Mr Burns , so far as
development has gone , look equally as well
as the Jumbo.
Xchrtukrt anil Nclirnsknns.
O'Neill has made arrangements to cele
brate the rourth.
j Hurt county ble-yclo riders will bo given nn
opportunity to contest for a ? 00 purse at the
coining county fair.
Western Otoo county old settlers held
their annual picnic at Palmyra Thursday
and enjoyed a first class reunion
An 11-jear old boy named Warnor.in Jail nt
Noligh for robbery , biokoout of the county
bistllo and made his cscapo with but llttlo
cHort
A good many Hastings people are mourn
ing the sudden nnd unexpected departure of
W M Aycrs , who was running the Com
mercial hotel.
The Inrn and granary of Charle * Borsc-
hank of Bcemcr , with ' . ' 00 bushels of oats
and a quantity of farm machinery , were
destroyed by fire
Plymouth , Jefferson county , founded In the
fall of ISrtJ , now has 10 ! Inhabitants nnd a
nowspiper , the nntcrprlso , of which J. A.
Wild is the publisher.
A Denver onicer swooped down on Atlanta
the other ri.iy and carried off P Richardson
on the charge of having done seine crookeit
work vvh'lo ' In the Kooky Mountain city
While n boy was driving a tc'vm belonging
to August Homhall ncir Louisville , the
horses became frightened and ran awav
with the hanow , killing both horses. A
tooth of the harrow ran through the neck of
ono of the hotsos , killing It Instantly , and
the other was so Indly cut that It bled to
death. The team was valued at WOO. The
boy was not huit ,
The most curious crop over planted Jn this
county , says the David City TrJbfliiu , his
been the woik of James Doll of this city. Ho
has planted n farm of 100 acres .near IJinln-
nrd to mustaid Mr Bell Informs us that
he has found n maiket for his crop ami ho
expects a fair return for his Investment and
labor Farmers will no doubt vvatoh the 10-
sult of Mr , Bell's experiment with intcicst.
The Fremont Chautauqua managers have
dec'ded ' to keep the gates open on Suneliy ,
and while no tie'kots will be sold and admis
sion will bo free , a collection will bo taken
up at divine sci vices , and those piesent will
bo expected to contilbuto. The manage
ment believe the public will not abuse their
confidence. The responsibility Is thrown
upon nil to maintain a quiet , oiacrly Sab-
bith
Henry Bcobo , a farmer living near Pawnee
City , while engaged In building a fence had
the misfortune to have his left hand tcnibly
mashed Ho was holding the post anil two
men with thirteen-pound sledges were driv
ing them down Mr. Bcubu told them to
stop , and placing his bane ! on top of the post
began to diivo a staple , when one of the men ,
not healing him , brought the hammer down
on the left hand , nnshing all four llngeia.
A number of Halgier men called on Prank
Be islcy at that place the other nieht and
demanded an explamtion for his beating bis
wlfo and driving his oldest daughter fiom
homo at H o'clock at night. It was an un
expected call upofi the part of Bcasley ,
and ho kindly submitted to tholr requests
novcr to no the like again. The next night
John Hill , .i man who never worked and
piobablj never will , icceived notice through
the poatolHco that unless he got to work
within twenty-four hours a special commit
tee would wait upon him.
Says the Lexington Pioneer' Jacob NIs-
loy , a south side farmer , has a litter oi pups
that are a cross , between a female coiote
and a shaggy cur dog. There are Uvo of the
animals in the litter , tlirco of them being
blac-lc in color and sonicwh.it resembling a
dog , while two are graj nnd resemble a wolf
The mothorof the pups was captured by Mr
Nibley about two vears ago when but a few
ijs old and has been kept iu captivity over
binco She is soineu-li.it domesticated but
,
is a dead shot on poultiy whenever
oppor
tunity offers
While James Brown vvns enroiito from
Do id wood to Norfolk riding on top1 of an
nikhoin passenger car tosavo pajim * f.uo ,
ho tuincdovor in his sleupand loll from his
periloub position Just , after the train had
passed H ly bpiinsrs , and lay unconsc-ious for
sovcial bouts Ho was dKcoveiotl at day
light by a farmer passing , who came to town
ans reported the ac-cidont.
A pirty was ini- d
mcdi ituly sent out and biought the injured
man to tew n A physician was called and
did every thing possible to relieve the sufferer.
No bones woio broken , but it is thought he
has sustained serious internal iiijuiies.
Says the Wakeileht Republican : Prof.
Oariow in Conns us that while engaged in the
arduous labor of digging a well en the f.ntii
Mr Gus Johnson lust week , at tlio depth
thirty-eight feet from the surface of the
earth , he then and there , having leached the
.il.L-zoic and secondary strata of the tortiaiy
epoch , came suddenly upon the bones of a
gigantic plcaiosaurus , which ho thinks Is
must probably of the mioccno or the pleisto
cene period. The piofessor brought to town to
the thigh bone of the mnstodon , which indi
cates a distance of about foui teen feet be
tween joints and a consequent huiglit of
about seventy seven feet In his stocking fcot
when this awc-inspinng animal stalkeet the
earth some million , of jeais in the unknown
piov iously heretofore This prehistoric cioa-
lure if ullvo today , could from Ills gracing
grounds in the Login valley look over the
bite of Slouv City or see the towers of the
Now York Life building in Omahn Ho could
not
look Into the supreme c-ouit loom at Lincoln
and possibly disiovor wliy rt takes that
learned body so long to pionounco sentence
upon the Impeached state oftlciais. It would
the meiost play for him to gizo over the
backbone of Dixon count } and into the rust ton
National bank of Pone i , and pensively as ho
chewed his cud contemplate the big hole left
the cash of that institution and Cashier ttvo
Dorsoy ombaihing for the classic shades of
nikhart , Ind It Is with sue-h icllcctions as
the-so that Prof. Gaiiow lollovcd his labors
vvlHlo nigging up the bones of the n.astoiion ton
Wo uxK3Lt | to have It mounted nnd
act up on a vacant lot us a reminder to
present generation of the transitory con
ditions of life , and thu glories of an epoch in idei
primeval hibtory of this countrs which ably
the piocess of evolution lias become the
piradlsuof the homo seeker and the haven
thu oppressed of other lands.
lu
Uolorailo.
llnd
Kio Gi and o ofltfi Us , uo taking an Interest
the gold claims of noi thei n Now Muxico was
Heavy lead ere has been developed in the
P Davis lode. Summit '
county , 'J ho ere icclf
worth $1-5 to $110 par ton rok
Thu dlimond di 111 explorations nt Brcck- been
cniidgo are being watched with Inteicst.
They expect to stilko t.ubonatea
A now stiike Is are
icpoitcd In the Swiss
Belle It showb a three-foot vein of oio
run
from # -100 to $500 per ton In silver
A big strike h is just been maun In the
Dollar tunnel at a depth of 5JO feet the
ere chutu U live- foot thick i.nd the
breast runs fifty-eight ounces lu silver. This been
the third chute struck. .r >
The Annie Lisle Mining company was In-
cniporatcd with a capital stock of 31,000,000
company owns the Annie Lislu giouj ) ,
which comprises 11 vo claims located in
Klmmcl gulch , about a mllu cast of Pitkln
T Uvans , a jowulor In Golden has In
vented a clock which has eleetileitj for its
motive power It Is thu only actual electric
that bus over been produced. The
in question has neither woicht nor
upring , but consists only of thrco wheels , u
pendulum , two olectrio magnets and a bat
teryTho
The first herd of Texas cuttlo this year
diiven over the trail passed hero today , It
in chat go of S. 1) Miller Thoio were
head of 'J and
a-yuar-old steers nnd
belong to the Bar X outfit. The cattle and
horses were iu goo4 condition , and the fore
In charge said feud along the trail was
, hut getting much better the further
they got. I
itepous from Archuleta county toll of
valuabla discoveries of coal and coke
Graphite City , thiity-flvo miles from
mango , on the Plcdras river It is said
a natural vein of coke seven feet thick
another six feet havu been uncovered.
the adjoining mountains there is said to
the finest coal that bus over been
pe.tod In the oaat or vvost , and said to pros bo
ahead of Ponusylvanii for quality and
quantity. Another recent discovery was
a flno bed of fire clfty , Uhfoh rfiport says Is
Kooii nml Is very vahmhl < j , as well a lend
of firnpliito s.ilil lo bo almost iiurc.
Farmers nrnl stockittort nro complaining
bitterly of the ovorlftml | rlvcs of lean , lank
and hungry cnttlo , p.nslng from Texas and
Now Mexico to Wyoming. They nssert that
the biff cflttlosjiuUc'Ud piys neither tfixdi
nor writer rlalus , yet thcic Immense herds
destroy valuable rnnpq fcciling , hn > ik
dltchcn nnd destroy much work done by the
county ranchmen. Prtviito pastures ftro
broken Into and the Mr rccki with Iho
Blench of deiel stock loft by the great herds
driving northward. -
The
William Courtenay report * the silo of r > 00
Arizona steers at $1S and 4,000 lambs at i2'
Syd Paget has sold his brand of cnttlo to
Mr ZIcRlcr of DeaJwocxl. The brand con
tains 1,000 head.
At a citizens meeting In Emory last week
3,000 were subscribed for artesian wells and
80,000 for a now hotel.
The commission mipolnted hsf summer to
deal with the YanktonSlout In South DaKota -
Kota submitted the articles of agreement to
Secretary iloko Smith All the unallotted
lanih nro to bo coded to the government for
* COO,000. This land will bo disposed of under
the existing land laws.
During the month of May the Chamberlain -
lain land ofllco broke the record In number
of actual entries upon land nmdo by now
settlers during the month. The total num
ber of entiles for the month was 2v 9. an In
crease of forty six over the best record nmdo
during any previous month.
Indian Agent Drown of Pine lildgo has
opened the bids received for furnishing the
who fur bulldlni ; thoninoty-inllo biub wire
fence around the noi th western border of the
Pine HIdgo icscrvMtlon. but will not make
any award until the Indian bureau at Wash
ington cnn bo heard from relative to fur
nishing the posts , which will bo of Iron.
A Vankton printer named DeVol has a
bottle containing a ll/ard of the commoTf
v.ulty seven inches long and an Inch
ncross the thickest part of Its body There
Isnn iutoioHtliig story in connection with
thlsllzaid. ror four jcars the bottle , with
Ics contents , lus occupied a position In the
house of llurb DoVol , whoso 0-yc.ir-old
son emitted the ruptllo from his interior.
The ferry bo-it on the Missouri river at
Pieno recently loft that place with a pirty
of forty Indians on board , and when the
boat reached the Port Pierre side of the
river tliuro wore forty-two Indians in the
pirty , the two oxtr.i being bom on the way
over. Their niothcis wrapped the now-born
infants In n shawl ana walked off the boat
at Fort Pierre as though nothing had
happened.
\V ) omln ; ? .
The "Tx > it Cabin mine" his been found
once moio , this tune near Newcastle
Kilpatrick Uros & Collins , owners of the
extensive coal mines at Cambria , aio now
mining 1,000 tons of coal a diy
The Cambri v Mining company of Newcas
tle is taking from its coal mines at that
place about 1,000 tons of coal daily.
Forty head of steers belonging to Walter
Scrunerwcro caught in quicitsand while
crossing Giecn river and drowned
The Smith's Park Mining and Milling
compaiii tiled articles of incorporation yes
terday The c ipital stock is $ W)0,000. )
A bed of ctyohto has been discovered In
the blufls near Saiatoifn. This inituial ,
which is used largely in the manufactuio of
aluminium , is scaico In this country
rish Commissioner Sohnitzer Ins distri
buted 20000 biook trout lu Allnnv county
and 25,000 in Latamlo county The litter
will bo placed in Horse cieek. thirty-live
miles south of Cheyenne. In all 500,000 will
bo planted this season.
A dispatch received from President Sher
man of the Wjomlng &i Utah railroad
which is to bo built from Casper , Wio , an ,
nounces that great progt ess la being made
in the surveys of tins road and that the
woik will soon be completed.
Two largo irrigating ditches have just been
completed Both take water from the 1'latto
river , and will Irrigate over 5,000 ncrcs of
land in the vicinity of Douglas. They are
the Leon P. Hart ditch and the Ferry canal.
Uanchmen m this section are spending a
picat deal of money in the development of
irrigation entoipriscs.
The Indian soldiers stationed near Fort
ICeogh have been allowed the iul\llegoof
the post canteen. One night the t'caits of
some of the joung- bucks weio very bad , and
they piocecdea to clear out the white sol-
dicis and ha\o a war dance. One white
soldier was cracked over the head witli a
beer bottle Some shots were lired , which
bioughta file of the gunul to the canteen
The Indl ins loturncd to their camp , and the
commanding officer revolted the privilege
the Indi in soldiers have
enjojcd , as they nro
fmreioiis and tic.ichc.ious persons to elbow
when drinking.
Oregon.
Salem has undertaken to reform the
diunkards by shutting off their supplies
The result of three and a half days run
with a ten-stamp mill on ere fiom the Vir
ginia niino was 51-lliO.
Superintendent Wright , of the Hurdy
Gunly mine , has gone to Portland with a
carload of rah ere taken out of that mine
George II. Bilgps of Iverby has iccently
stiuek a six-foot ledge of gold-bearing quartz six
twelve miles from his farm , and is a
picpanng
develop it.
George Donahue , who has been engaged in
placer mining on Hose gulch , Just south of
Virtue , has picked up two nugeets , the
iltst being worth ? 100 and the other ono p
about ? 50.
Kittle Drad y of Waldo , .TcHophino county ,
met a cinnamon boar on the mountain trail
, being ; \uned. earned homo his cars as i
tiophlos ofior skill with a illlc. Josephine .
county girts , i { nil are like Miss 15r uly , do
appear to bo particularly in need of male
protectors
Aioceut clean-up of the Ashland five
stamp mill was after a tvvcntj-stnen and
thieo tourths days mil on oio from the Pat- for
mine. The result was -TJ7 ounces of gold
bullion , woith * li.V , " > . The company is in
about TO foot on tunnel No U and making
feet per day. The tunnel , when it
reaches the lodge , vv ill bo f > 'j feet long Its
Acmious beabt , killed near Weston , Uini-
county , Is now on exhibition at Pondlo-
It is about tinoo feet long , and a foot
a half In height anil has
a shaggy coat of
dailc and light blown. Its head resembles ing
of a boar , but its loner tail picclmics the tion
that it might bon ciiin.tmon It is prob l Ing
a specimen of the so-called fox-tailed
beats which tradition says vvoio to
once nu-
moious in the mountains In that vicinity. nnd
The tunnel In the Po ml lot cm paint mine Is of
about bO foot , Slnco the working of this a
ns a nalnt deposit , and when in about
seventy feet , a peculiar foimatlon of loclc :
found , such as is usually found in opal
mines The vvoitc ot siftUfng Into the bed- the
is now going on , during the process duf
which unite a number nf good opilshavo
found , and of v.iHonscolois U | < on tlio The
ndvlco of an opal expert they will sink of
tluough this bedrock , wheio , if expectations nrdi
lo.illzed , the rich opal rock will bo
found.
into
V V.i a 111 iKtoii , state
A 400 pound sea lion was shot on ono of 10
Imi bor buoys at Tacoma tlio otnor day
The monster traction engine , which has rail
at work in Lincoln county hauling asa
gang plow , has uccu shipped back to Pen- For
dlcton It weighs 14 tony , Is CO-liotso power ,
burn two Ions of coal n day find consumes
now gnlIons of water In the same space Of
time
The additional acrcAgo planted to tops In
Ynklma counti this jear will not fall below
l.WW acres
Lo , fifteen miles below Wlllnpa City
on the now railroad now promises to bo an *
other : Washington metropolis
Another Irrigation enterprise Is belne re-
vlvci for the puiposo of reclaiming -10,000
acre : of IIrat class lands In Klttltas valley
Over forty locations have been made in the
Cho\ el ih district during the past few dajs
on the ledge of tin recently discovered there
Although the wet weather has , to some
extent , cut down the acreage In parts of
eastern Washington , yet the tmmenso
\teli ! promised Is expected to moro than
malt up the dilTerenco
It Is stated that young poach trees In the
Wonatchco valley , which had their lower
limb covered with snow last winter , will
bM heavy crops this fall , whllo the older
trees , , will produce but llttlo fruit
. . The , , ' Thtirston County lagging company Is
constructing . , a narrow-gaugo railway to and
through . the Black HUH , and Intends extend.
Imr , . . , branches to all the great timber bolts of
that region , clear to the ocean.
Dogfish Jim , sometimes called .Tames
Klrscli , died at Port Townsend Monday. Ho
was a pioneer of Puget sound , and named
Dogllsh bay , Jefferson county For llfteen
yo.ars ho had lived by catching dogllsh and
oxtiacting their oil
The people II vine in the district covered by
the Kcnnowlck irrigating ditch have been
consldciIng whether or not they shall buy
the canal. There are about l-.OOO acres In
this district , and the price asked for the
ditch is 6 0,000
Nature has kindly como to the assistance
of the loggers. What a combination failed
to effect In the waj of Increased prices , has
boon accomplished by re isun of an unprcce-
dentedly wet season , that has been abso
lutely prohibitory to logging
Yaltlma expects to secure Iho location of
a woolen mill The Ilorald savs that , whllo
manuf.icturingall the drier grades of woolens ,
the mill will make a spuci tlty of blankets
lor Indians , expecting to laigely supply the
trailo of this state nnd Alaska , as well as
portions of British ColumbI i.
Both Jackson and Klamath counties nro
looking forwaid with no small dcgroo of in
terest to the appio idling encampment ,
July 4 , at Fort Klamath , there will be a
sham battle between the companies and 100
Klamath Indians. The latter are very en
thusiastic over the affair and thu entire 10-
scivation Is Diopaiing for it.
Squirrel hunting has boon a most profit
able employment in Gartiold countv this
spring. The Pomcioy Uist Wasinngtonian
says ' Up to last Saturday night .IW.JTI
squirrel scalps had been received and
counted at the auditor's ofllco Of this
number , iiU.yjJ were brought In during this
month , since the extension of the bounty ,
and the number will probably bo Inn-cased
to 50),000 ) If so , the issue of wairanls will
be 5ilO,000.
.Iliicolhincims.
The fourth crop of gi con peas Is now on
the tables In Yuma , AHA /
A Mexican boy was p-'ddling live rattle
snakes at Santa Anna , N M , selling them
at § t apiece.
Over two-thirds of the orange ciop of
Kivei-.Ido , Cal , has been shipped The
total number ot cailoadssent out Is neaily
1'cHK
, )
A twenty-ton shipment of Mountain Chief
ere yielded Sl-0 .o the ton The ere was
shipped to East Helena , Mont. The mine is
locatea within three miles of Now Denver ,
B.C.
Some very ilch gold era from the Duncan
river country was ass lyed at Kaslo Ono
piece brought In by Dick Gallop went $ .50 to
tlie ton and another piece tioin n discovery
about twenty-live miles above Duncan City
gave fJOO. No gold was visible in either
sample.
Twenty-one tons of onyx brought up by
the steamer Pacheco from the now Pedrara
quaines in lower California vvcia loaded
upjn caw for shipment to St Louis 'Iho
pieces of stone woio quite large , one weigh
ing about six tuns
A Jury In the United States circuit court
rcndcied -vuidict for $7,500 against the
Northein Pacillc in the suit of Archie
licatun for fTiO.OOO Bciton was foreman of
agangofbndgo carpenteis woiking near
Garrison , Mont , and was injured in the
BtacUfoot tunnel on October SI , ib'Jl.
A conspuacy of u highbindet boiiiety to
cxtctminatc a rival organization has been
discovered by the San Fiancisco police.
The offlceis went tluougli Chi'iitowu and
found that mines oi high explosives had
been laid for the purpopo of blowing up the a
heaUquaitcrs of the Chco Kong J'ong
society and other buildings.
Yuma again takes the lead in carli fruits
The drat ilpotlgswcio shipped to Denver
Mnj 10 Apricots unit mulberries woienpo *
ana shipped Aurrl'J. . Green coin was In
market May 15. This was thocaily small
Cocopah corn , of which the Imlf.ius raise
four ciopt. avcar. It was raised in the
valley below iuma and without Irrigation
While John Hughes , a farmer living eight
miles east of Guthrto , O. T , was digging a
well recently ho found human bonus at a
depth of eight feat , which upon Investiga
tion proved to bo the skeleton of a man over
foot high. Under the skeleton was found
Icathei belt , a revolver and a long Knife ,
and scvcial feet away a leather pouch con
taining Jl,500 In coin ; . no
The Gold Hock mines , twenty 11 vo miles
from Yuma , are being lev
eloped by a com-
my composed of Sioux City men A tvvonty-
btampmill will bo put in and soveial Huntington -
ington batteries will bo added A foui-inch
pipe line will supply water from the Cole -
ado river , the pump station being near the
P.ijmaster pump. Tuo lift is
bOO foot to the
mill Altogether the IOo
company expects to ;
spend * JOUO on their plant. \
Captain Alficd J. Ally , an old r.illfmnla
seafaring man , loft Now York for Vera Cruz ,
Mexico There ho will got ,1 crew and bail
a guano island that ho
discovered
in the
Gulf of Mexico. The island la about foui 10y > of
thieo milus in dimensions , and upon it are
large masses of gmno , while its led locks [
aiestiov.ii with morchautablu bhclls Along
Ig
shoics have been disuovciod vast
quan
tities of sponges , anil Captain Maj , when II10
discovered the island , saw that ho had
found a tegular bonanzt idd
Activu measures aio bolng taken by lead a
citizens of Mlssoula dc
to secuiu thu erec
iioar thut city of the pupisednownmel i3
plant of thu Parrot
company. Libuiu
offeis of a cash bonus and land will bo madu
thu company in addition luu
to the natural fa -
cllllies of abundunco of water ud
, cncitp wood
down hiil haul for ores , the completion
the lailroad to the Flathead will also give
down hill haul from thu < oal fluids of that
legion , m which coal fluids the ownots of the
Parrot are heavily intoiostod.
Montana has fenced In her ranges agalns
importation of sheen from OICITOII ,
Nevada California Washington , Wvomlng
K
Idaho , Colorado , Utah ami Now Muxico >
leported piuvalunco of scab In the flocks
thuio states Instigated Goveinor Hlcli -
> ' pioclamatlon , and slicop from thrsi
localities mentioned can horcattcr bo biough
the state only upon the cci tilicato of ho
votoiinaiIan The pioclamation It , .ot
bo construed , however , to prohibit tin
transposition of sheep through Montana by
when they aio not unloaded within ho
stato.
n clear head and stead } nerves
Take liiomo bolUor tilal bottle ICc
After Bathing1
the first time with Pearline , you fee ]
as if you never had been clean before.
Possibly you haven't. Only baths like
the Turkish or the Russian can make you
as clean as Pearline docs. There's
the same feeling of lightness and lux
ury after it , too.
Hathing with Pearline costs almost
nothing. It's like everything else
you would long for it , if it were
expensive , but you're apt to over
look it when it's cheap. Directions
on every package.
_ , Peddlers "this U and some " unicrupulous grocers will tell von.
"
- as good as"
or "the same as I'carlinc. " IT'S
. . , FALSK
* Vx Peailino is never peddled , if
you an imitation , be honest senJ it taek. ffM JA.MKS your I'VLIJ procer , New sends York.
THO0HtM.V T/lf } HOItKMtAlf
Ovuru , Juno 10. TO the Kdltor of Trts
Octji For your 6vrn InformaUon nllow trto
to say that the dynamlto explosion at liclch-
cnborir , Bohemia , wa not cause < l bjr Bo
hemians , or Czechs , or Choklis , or whatever
other name they will bo called by. H WAS
caused by Iho Germans neiohonberfj Is
nearly all German -because the government
would not ncooelo to the wishes of the Oor *
min extremists
The trouble In the Bohemian Dlot May 17
had this origin'iho government prowsed
the beginning of the division of Bohomla
Into mixed district * , whore the Gorman Ian-
puago would ho supreme , and Bohemian dis
tricts , where the Bohemian And Otrm.an
would bo coequal , bv Introduction of a bill
In the Dlot for establishingan oxcluslvelv
German district of Trtitnov n'rautenau ) and
vicinity. In cider to piovont the
adoption thereof the .voting C/cch
party concluded to illlbustcr by
en-awing out the debate on nnnroprlatloiH
until the end of the session TO nvold that
ind In order to got the matter bcforotho
homo , the president 6f the Diet , a govern
ment agent , of course , announced on the 15th
of May that the appropriation bill would bo
laid aside nnd the Trtitnov bill would bo
taken up at the nox' session on the ) 17th
This was a clear violation of the rules , DS
the laying aside of any bill under debate can
bo accomplished only by a vote of the depu
ties , ami mused a rumpus then ami thero.
On the 17th the president was about to
carry out the program nnd there was noth
ing loft to the minority but to go to the extreme -
tromo If they worn to foil the plans ol the
goveinmunt And they did When the
Trulnov bill was tikon up against tholr pro
test , out of the regular orilcr , thov filibus
tered nnd got Into n wrangle , until thu dis
gusted president adjourned the session.
Jens HOSICKV.
itii.taioui > .
Hov Frank DoWItt Talmago , san of the
noted Brooklyn preacher , has been ordained
by the Presbyterians.
Hov Dr. James II Hcob ( , pastor of the Sec
end PresDiturlan church of Albany , N. Y ,
has withdrawn from the church. Ho Is a
suppoitcrof Dr. Bilggs ,
Tlio I'nglish Prosbvtorlnn chinch re
cently decided to raise during the next live
j o u -'r.O,000 for building now churches in
different pails of Hngland.
The movement inaugurated In Baltimore
for the erection of an Episcopal cathedral
In Washington is enthusiastically seconded
at thu national capital and Is likely to bo a
success *
There Is rcpoited to be > much complaint In
Kngland at the povcity of the clcrgi The
. " . . " 'iJ honcflccs In England and Wales afford
ajuul iticomoof loss than $1OJO to the In-
cumncnts
Dr John Hall's chinch. Fifth avenue , New
Yoiltcltv , has'J.I W communicant members
Us contributions 1 ist je.ar amounted tojl 17-
OVi , of which ? ' .M,7.VJ went to benevolences
Dr Hall was entitled to an assistant.
Numerically the Lutheran church Is the
fourth icligious denomination in this coun
try , liaing an enrollment of li,000 ) com
inunicant memben Its total membership
throughout the vvoild is about oO.O'XVM )
It U said tint 500 persons have been con-
vetted and tun Hiptist chinches and eight
Sunday schools established through the
agency of the mission car ptc ; > cnted by John
D Hockefe'llcr to the American Baptist Pub
lishing society
Cardinal Gibbons , Aichbishops Satollland
Kian and many other Roman Catholic dig-
nitiiies will attend the celebration of the
fiftieth anniversary of the Pittsburg diocese
thibsummer Moio than , r > 00 ecclesiastics
will take part in the ceremonies.
Mgr. Satoli , papal delegate , is hooked for
a tour of the northwo-it this summer. lie
will leave. Washington Juno IU , accompanied
bi several of the faculty of the Catholic uni
versity , for the Yellowstone p irk At St.
Paul Aichbishop Iioland will Join the
pai ty.
Iov. Howard MacQueary , who bccaino so
well known iccently because of his trill and
deposition fiom the Upiscopal ministij on
the ground ofheiesy , was binned out the
other day in the great fuo in.Sagin.iw , Mich .
where ho is pastor of a liberil Chiistinn
church. His loss is about $ , ' ,000
Kov Maxwell M Ben Oliel , a Protestant
npi coiil cleigvman , now in Jacksonville ,
Fli , wno sueut eiglitfcn jc-irs in the In
tensely Mon immcdan country of Moiocco ,
afliuns that , in the matter of tuith , honesty
fail dealing , peisonal puiiti and general
moiality , MOIOLCO isuseonupt and degiadod
countii as there is in the vvoild.
Kev Theodoie C Pease of Maiden has
boon elected to tlioBirtlott
piofcisoiship of
sicred ihutouc in Andover Theologicalsenn-
nari , made \acant by the accept inco bi
Piof. ' 1 uckutof the presidency of Dart
mouth college Mr Pease was graduitetl at
Haivaid in 1S75 and fiom Andovei Theo
logical seminary in IbbO
Dr. Maish ill Lang of Glasgow , the now
modeiatoi of thoChuich of Scotland , is well
known in America , having visited this coun
try twico. His hi other. Kov Galvin Ling ,
was for yeaib the minister of St. Amlicw's
chinch , Montreal , a congicgition which
never joined tlio Canadian Presbyterian
clnncli , but still adheres to the established
chuich in the mother countiy.
Duungtho lust icai. savs London Truth ,
loss a sum than ! G-1S7 was subscribed in
tlio countiy by iufatuitod enthusiasts to
ward tlio Utopian object of converting the
Jews to Clnistianitv. Tlio annual icport
states that twelve "conveitcd" Jews were
coiittimod dining the year , of whom , however -
over , only llvo were adulu It appeals ,
thciufoio , th it it costs about jLJ.OlO to con
'i teach Jew , but this Is fu too low an
estimate , in ibinuch as seven out of the
t\vclvo woio infanta "
Mr Joseph PuIII/cr , propiiotor of the
Nc.v Yolk World , gives substantial evidence
his Intuieat in education Last week ho
contiibuted 6100,000 to-v.iid the fund of
gjl)00UOU ) needed for the erection of tlic now
buildings of Columbia college on Hlvcisldo
Heights On May 10 , IHb'J , Mr. PuliUer
founded the colleglato scholarships In the
Now Yoik giamniar bcliools which bear ills
name Ho gave f200 a yeai for the toim of
full college courio to each of twelve boys
selected annually through open competition
fiom thu graduates of the grammar buhools
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RroTvinf ; rapidly nnd Is restored to Its
original color. " Mrs. Annie Collins ,
"I have mod Ayor's Hnlr Vigor for
nearly live ycius , nnd my hair N moist ,
jjlosiy , nnd In nn excellent ntntoof pro.V
crvntlon. I inn forty years old , nnd
li.ivo ridden the plains foi
twoiity-llvo
jearo. " Win. Ileniy Ott , alias "Mus
tang Bill , " Noweastio , Wyo.
Ayer's
f
man9 igor
IVcparcrt tir > r , T C AycrSi Co , Lowell , Uati.
' "
HeM by r
Are those lpnorn.iit ; r.rotonelors who
without nny qualifications , any abil
ity , any oxporioncc , any skill , claim
to possess the power to cut o all the
11 Is of the humiin i.aco. I3ut their
want of worth soon becomes nppar-
nut to tholr vvould-bo dupes , nnd
thcao conscienceless quacks nro soon
consigned to tlio oblivion they so
richly merit.
In striinpo nnil Etronp contrast
with tholes inisorublo boasters is the
quiet , uignllieel yet courteous do-
incanor of those noted lenders ol
thc ir pvofoasion.
Who , during the past 27 yonrs , Imvo
abundantly eleinonsttatcU their abil
ity to oilcctsposdy , poifoct anil per-
innnont cures in ail the worst fortn
of these delicate sexual malad'os '
cuibuacod within the general
lot ins of
Send 4 cents lor tholr illustr.itod
now book of 120 papcs , "Know Thy
self. "
Consultation froo. Call upon or
ntldicss , with stamp ,
DBS. BETTS & BETTS ,
119 S. 14th Street ,
Cor. Douglas St.
OMAHA , - - - - NEB ,
IPEGIALIST
1'rrililnnt ot
IUSI'KNr.A y ,
In the tro.it-
iiiont of nil
Clirqnlci , Prlvatn ant )
Nervous Xl ou'jo .
VVrllulu or loiuull iiJ innillr ,
i Tltl.'AI'HKNT Hf M< *
, \dilroii < rltli Blaui | ) fur par-
I llouur | ulili.li will bJ * oat , Is
Iilnlnonroluiit ) to I'u lit ) i (61 lllleolldri l&tlifit
Oitmiin. .Nob
GOOD YOU THINfl KNOW .YouSeeltHow !
WHEN YOU SEE IT7
Thli Illustration shows you the correct thing
in the Link llutton Cufl now generally
in vogue You cannot go amisj
on either slupc ot cither
brand
CLUETT
BRAND , UOo.
Arcaua.iquara
Caloma , round.
COON & CO. Uordlcy , square )
IJIUIID , DOc. Crpfton , round.
MONARCH SHIRTS arc e Mneln popularity
dally : and tor the rea onlha they ro honeit
carmenH at lionest prlcu. A reasonable
consideration for your own Interesti will iniur *
your v carinc them. Unless you are lrreine.il-
Ibly deformed you will find them a perfect fit.
i CLUETT , COON & CO.
STRENGTH , VITAUTY , MANHOOD
, n. P \ HKKld M. U..No. 4 niilnncH Bt. |
n.T0 > ( . tJme. ( Alltoniultlny p'lyilclan of M
twtrdcJ tlioaou ) nri > AL l > y U > o I ATIONAC
liniMrAa' < iKUTluNfoi lliel'JU/Ii EHBAVon
hthauiliJ Vitality , Alt of 'v/tKtrtout nuu rhyileat
DtUlltueoiJ all l > ti < a. . tnd H'tatniti of fftn ,
Ihifyouay , Uie mlil < lt < - ail and oet
Conmlutlon 10 j ) r oa or by Ulur.
. . _ _
J'rcxpl'dUi with UitllinOlimli , rHlSK.
look , SniKNCK P I.Il'E , Oil 8KI.V-
I'JtrSKIlVATION , 300 PP. . IU InTuluable pw
- - ' gix wily U.W tumuli , MAlod. y
