The diamond drill., September 07, 1901, Image 2

About The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996

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Race of
The Pony
Express
Famous
Ride of
2.C00
Miles For
A Purse
Of
4o:,ooo
An u tnr.t vx(nt In tin- bUtory of
Ft. .?! Mo., was the start;:).; of
tli' '"p'.'iiy cxiirrss" on April IS'".).
The facts nr.tl IncMont rouiicru d with
this rl.li? f 'J.ooo inll-.-H to i'.iu IVanc!.
co form a niost lt.terfstlri chapter Ui
the stoi.v of rarly western progress.
In bv,'.) St. .lo: p!i was .he western
terminus of railroad oonnntinlo.-itloa.
Jtovoinl th- Missouri rlvir t!ie sta-e-cojw.'j,
tlio Ki'Mb' liorst an 1 t!ie oc
train were the ':i!y means of 11
tiifici' and iO!!;!:v::i!',ati"n w ith t!i
Ko- !:y mountain ami tbo I'aciiie si. o
across a space now ttav. r-. .1 ly a !-'-cn
Vi stl!)tilf(l trains daily.
In th" wintor of bv,o a Wa'.l ro:
lobby was In Wio-hiii'ton tr.inu' to ir- t
.".' ''..' o for (iuiyiiu; tin ma;!-
yiar In tw ii New York anl San Tru'i-cl.-fo.
Tin- propoitioii was Ji.tth;::..;
more or 1. vs than an nttnapt t buin-o
the 'ovciimMiit. William II. Kr.ssrll.
who was tle n Int. ii'(i"l lately in
froihtiiu' hulni .-s i ii the plains haok
cd hy lloyil, tho sri'it tary of war. n
Pohrtl to ylve tbo lobby U Cohl slmwrr
Imtli. Kusm II oifiivil to wiiuvr .yjon,.
OoO that he eouhl put on a mail llii"
twoen 'San I'ranelseo and St. .Jo.m p'i
that couhl make the ilist.-iiir-o n.b..i.'
miles) In ten days. The wact r was ae
ceptcil, and April 1m'o was llxid up
on ns the date for startins.
Mr. Uussill smauioind his partner
and general manager of business on the
plains. A. It. Miller, for many years a
prominent citizen of Ienver, tol 1 what
tic had done and ashed If he could per
form the feat. Miller replied. "Yes. I'll
do It, and I'll do It 1y pony express."
To nceoniplMi this service Miller
l)OU'ht .'Jon ef 'the fleetest hordes he
could Hud In the wot and employed
brave and hardy riders. These men
Were selected with reference to their
light weight and courage. It was high
ly essential that the horses should ht
loaded as lightly as possible. brcaiiM
pome sections of the route had to b"
covered at the rate of L'o miles an hour.
The horses were stationed from 10 to
20 miles apart, and each rider was re
the loij. -t ljiv and the largest stake
fver run In .vmeriea.
AYh'.u the time for Fry's arrival v.a
uearly tip. at least people stood
ujmhi th rb.vr biii"; with eyes turned
toward ti e woods frtn which the horse
and Its rid. r should emerge Into the
open country In the ri.nr of I'hvoo.I, our
mile from the tinMi.
"Tick, tick:' went hundreds of watch
es. The time pp. tty nearly rp- Only
seven mlnuies reiiiained.
Hark!
'Hurrah!" A shout jroes up from
th" aveniMed rir.it :trvb Th-' courier
coum's. A noble link' mare darts like
an arrow from the how and m ikes the
run of the la v? mil,. u l :,o, bui.lins; on
the lYrnbn;;' o!V Pram-is Ueet with
live l.ilii'ites and a fraction to spare.
Th-' v,,,-y ,.f t,;! p tnarkahle fi at Is
only a s fin i hi-: vy now. A few of
the riders who pan ieipa t. d in the at
raee a p.- .-till liin.r. ::u Irim'.r.is of
old tii .. ; ii .ill t!:.. - tie and ia-b
d.-nt :.;: I :ii k .1 t! . f ti e
Sj-'elliPd e.,!lte.t M l; 1 1 f tltl.e. It Wih
a -vtat ev nt In ti." lii-t 'iy of St.
I.oil!--.
Ti:c Taic Side
Of Electricity
GOT THE WRONG KECIPE.
faeltrotf d Itnull of n lulorctl
I'ouU'i i;tT"rU ut Cuke
It Is now
;ir-'t .'.t eu: .,:: I
William Kn.uix
cd death in t!;
York. Ie-;e!'
rut
iliee tho
plae.
. mi :'!.!
in .-w
ou:er
of huid
i. w
V-
1 v ! ' ii
Tin: ( ori;ii n comm.
quired to ide ;u miles. Tor each
change of animal and the transfer of
the 1'ulted States mails two lnluutes
Were allowed. Win re there were no
Btauo stations at proper ditanees tents
capahli' of a eotumoi latino one man and
two horse, ut ic provided. Indians, It
was Mipposcd, would sometimes jrlve
chase, hut their eayiise poni-s -ould
in.nho only ,-orty show in pursuit of
Jliih i-'s thoi-ouhhn d. t.ianv f which
Couhl make a mile lu l;oU.
All arranscnietds Ivim: eei.ipl' ted for
this ireat undertaking, a si-u., pin n
a sti an:, r at Saeranieuto proclaimed
the meri.liau of April s. is-v. ti e hour
tor starting. At that s'-nal Mr. Millcfs
prhrite vadi'.le hor-e, I'.ntdrr IJulMan.
with a hravo rider In tho s o! le Poimd
cd .-.way toward the foothdU of th.
Kit i:i N'o adas. The tii M '.' mih-s
We". . eo ered ill l' 1. 1 ! TPH s. ;' h 1 t
feat v. rep.-att d until the i. ,.;:.:! i.
Were 1 1 a c!,ci I. The .- !io s !" p In
the mountains, an I oil" rld r -as .-t
for -evonil hours In a -:,.'v sVi m.
After salt I.ak.- Miiley had !. ) rea.
Cd additional -p. ed heaiue n ie--aiy
t( Ii ;i( tl i'-i. .Io-eph In 1lme. I'loUl thi le
n. !.o'e.r, all Went Well until
n.ltte I-1 V V .M to he cros-e at .lilies
Intr.'.
'"!'' streani v, a wo!l-;i and t uinum,'
rapidly. Put the Ihhm plnm-ed into th
floi..!, only, hover. to mire i?i 'p.iU k
fatid and drown. The courier slice. t del
In reaching the shore with his mall Par
rafe and traveled h miles on foot to
V aeh tho u-'t r ! ay. ThejMiii" 'r ;-i
thU point, to wltnin oil i,i:im of st.
Jo-epii was mad.' quickly and without
Im id. nt.
.lohnny rr. a .opular rider of his
day, was tn make the tlnNh. lie had
Co ralles to ri!". with six horses upon
Winch to d. If. Wlien the last courier
arrived nt the 00 tulle post out from St.
JoMph, l. was one hour hehln.l time.
A !e ay i;;in had et In. and the road
Were slippery.
Try 1 id Ju-t "3 hours and J:o tnloutes
hi v. I. l.h ta win. It wai tho Cn'.sh tf
1 years -
. i. -it.Y t...
v, a murii. rei
. 1-etrle chair
th. popular
avrap.ist le-trh itv a a mean-
thath. It h. he u eoaoliisiv. ly prod
that it I- l.y far
K' :.". V ' ' A 11,1,1 most mer
ciful. Innu'm;
tlhle aechhl.t
have show ii
that ono toneP
Is si;?llelent to
divorce soul
from ho.ly. l'er
hajis one of the
V. .
fry xvi
JliV-H Aliments of a
jSwM criminal Is that
n'. i Vn wll,cl was in
lllcted on a hur-
Klar In Hoi
land. Although
It laclcel the sanction of a court of law,
yet it was none the less Just and of
ft t!vo.
The cahior of a hank In Amsterdam
went down to unlock the safe at i
o'clock 'on' mornltiir last July. The
safe was of chrome stetl half an limit
thh k and stood in n vault hetieath th"
hank olliees. The cashier pulled the
switch of the deetrlc lik'lit. hut found,
to his astonishment, It would not work.
Stiihlu' a match, he moved on and
stumhl. d over something. It was the
hody of a man. A dance at tin- safe
s!...,-,.d a hid.- mplePdy through the
st. el door jut aliove the cotuhinatioi:
look, lie called for liuhts and a-sip
nin e. Then the my-tcr.v heeamo plain
A hurlar had at 1 1 tupted to crack the
safe in the latest fashion. He had at
tached a copper wire to the main wire
of the (l.ctiie h-ht and atiotlmr to the
coi ti v of the saf". With a cat I. on dee
1 1 !. i.e 1, id completed a circuit aiid
lo'ltcd a hoi" completely throuidi the
safe duor. Then he had set to work
with a stool tool to pick the lock. In
sonic way he had Initialed and touched
tho live wire with his tool. Th' circuit
had heeti completed through Ida body
and killed him.
Boy Photographed
In Jaws of a Shark
Perhaps the most horrible picture
ever taken by a camera Is that of a
boy In the vrrasn of ;( shark. Some
persons profess t have no fear of these
lleree sea timers and contend they will
not attack human belnics in the water.
but most people prefer to iow them, If
at all, from the safety of a vessel's
deck. The rallacy of the belief that
the-o monsters will not attack man
was proved recently In the harbor of
Adi.n.
The photograph from which this pie
tuie was made was taken from l he
deck of a steamer In that port. Thuv.'
as in most tropical seaports, the ma
th os come nloimMile in their small
boats offerlm; fruit and curios for sale
and bcjjk-ir:',' for money, which Is
l ill 0 I ill I ne t
waP r and for ''..'-!
w h I e h t Ii .- v ! .
dive. Mr. l.iu-
ford of the I on-
dull i i t' ; I p 1 1 I
had t taken
ta;.- pilot. :. rai.h
thP
In t!
the
t!
t ar-
tii 1
It hcB bt-cn aid that tho black scry
nnts of the south June no objt-etioni
to cooking in th-ir cwn rtmnrkahle,
thou lt usually highly palatable, way,
iuys the Troy Tim.. A northern holy
tried for a kmir time to procure a cook
who could read. anJ to make, according
to recipes, some of the rem inhered
New Kntdatid dishes. She pt ono tinal
Jv, a niulattu man. who cou!d read.
Shr gave him a rcci; " for inakitt eake,
written plainly on a erap of paper.
When the cake came on the tabic it
was cot a white cake, which the re
cipe" was calculated to compound, but
had a tcm.irka'oie pod coh r. l he lady
called the cook. "IMd yuii make the
cake aeeoriim.r to that recipe?" she
akcdhim. 'Oil. yi m ;m." "Did you
put in all the e ;-,.'" "Oh. i mntn."
'Pat in i cr 1 !.im.'V" "(Hi. s mum,
imo.'ar, too. 1 put in Ihmr ami -Mioar,
'eau.-e I knew ti m wa repdre.' for
a ce.ke. I , u t I put ir. a!! t!o m other
thit;','-, too. Vim ar. mustard, pep
per." he enum ril.uf. thoughtfully.
"'ii.e :ai." cii. i! tii - lady. "niutard:
Tj-ft me the re.ipe." (in the hack of
the paj er was w ritP'ii a r' eij-e for
salad lire-sin-.'-. "W. 1 1." said he;- litis,
baiui, louhimr at h" -ohieii jate on
his plate, "it taste-, im.i.i!. It's the best
cake I've eaten in thi-' l.oiis. ." And
the hoii-. -w ife look- oii! a little dis
(.(nir.iL.ed. A ys;ar av she mll.t have
criei
Tt M ut" l fr IIIim.
There a -tory of a layman who
rorcuctt d a s rice one day for a
we, tern minion, lie had been a stout
i-hi -oltlier in hi timo. but hi-knowledge
of II brew was limit.!, am! his.
pronunciation if unfamiliar ISiblo
nainis a thinir to woih.'.t at.
When he opened the llible that day
he could not at (Uice litii! t he place, and,
after turniiiL: the pay. - laaaiaisiy, in
the face of a tittering cunt: relation,
he finally took a pa-aL-c at random and
bewail to read. A-ill lin k would have
It, he liirht a! upon one of t he L-cneaioe;-ical
chapter in Mta. ad there he
stni!.'irled hopeiely thrnj'.di half a
column of Hebrew nanus, set-kins' all
the time for better luck.
At lenirth he tumid the psiL,re. in tho
vain dc-ir' td soeinc some chantre in
the Mile-tanee of the chapter on the
other side. What he found proved too
much for him. and, after i m- fright
ened l; '.ai.ee, he thu- concluded his
reading.':
"And a pair and a half more of the
fame kind., hi it area. Hi re i ndeth the
lirbt Ic.-.-un."'
'I tie (iiiinl Nnl.ire.l JJneen.
A hnraetcriM ic story is told of two
church dignitaries who were one 'day
i--a-vis at a dinner purty witlitucen
Victoria at Win. Nor. One was a
courtly. poli-h-l cleric, hii;li in her
majesty's L'ood graces, the other ;i
blunt but important persona to- vho-e
rank utith il him ti a position on the
queen's riht hand. She talked tn
him for some time, and then, turned
to Dean , rcferrinir accurately to
the dramatis persotiae of a lonr past
event. "What a wonderful memory
vmir maje-ty has!" murmured tho
dean. suaely. "Nonsense," interposed
his brother cleric, "it's nothinif of
the kind. I told her majesty all that
myself five minutes njeo!" And hor
rified quests, who almost expected to
see the earth open and swallow up
the plain-spoken ecclesiastic, were re
lieved to observe the queen smiling
with the most evident delight. Troy
Times.
He Didn't Mkr tin- Vhrrmr.
"A few- years nir," said Harry Cun
ningham, of Montana, to a writer of
the Post, "the lute Charlie Uroadwu
ter, of our state, yuve a banquet to
about a score, of his personal friends.
It was an elaborate spread, and one
of the chief items was some L'o-yenr-old
brandy that cost Mr. P.roadwater
a fabulous price and reardinL,' which
he spoke with much enthusiasm. At
th" wind-up of th feast coffee nnd
Jloqucfort cheese were brought in,
though the latter was not common
ly down on Montana menus at that
period. Sitting near the host was
one of his .special friends, who. after
cveitu;' the Koqueforf a trifle .Mispi-ciou-ly,
tasted it, made a wry face
ami h-aved his plate, to one side.
You don't -ceiii to like that.' re
marked Mr. Urodd water. 'Indeed I
do not. Charlie. Your "Vyrnr-oLl
brandv i all ri-ht, but I'll be huu.-ed
if 1 11!.. otir 'J'l ear-old cheese.
Vlldiiii"l'.,;i P,,.st.
I n portent Work.
An experiment of trrcut interest to
upper peninsula farmers. ;.iid the re
sult of wliich will be one f the great
est Irnpartatice to the future auricul
; tnral Jieiu.-try of this pciiiusuli,
; be undertaken by the I'pier Petiin
j sula r4xperhnvit station durlnis' this
I fall and continued next st as n, says
the Miini.sin'4 Kepuhlic;m. The ( x
S p"iiu:ent is inteiidicii to ascertain the
Idiirereiicc, in th-yield of the jx.tato
Jo: tip by Jollow in. certain n.et In U of
; cultivation ;:mt .-pia. inr; todt teriniuc
the diU'orcnce In nint uriir: the crop by
' planting In the fall, ds weli :;s- i the
! usit il no tlroil of spt itu phudii', and
a!s-i to ascertain ! Im niio-rcnc- In the
i quality of the crop by lia r est im: dur
; iit-i tii' following -pi imr .".s w. i! a-by
I the usual i'all harxe-tiiii.'. As tin-
1 1 1ii1 d' the cxpefiti: nt uid be ". i . I.
the vid -t p.iblieat imi orr tii"
I'r.ited M ites, laraii ts of e. ry
.ount in t In- uppi r ; insula v. :!! be
a-!;. It" c .--pciatc w ith the ri-1
!:n :il Mi! i- n and c"!e.'ici similar j
i pel i n.cid - a. i ' it 1 i i . I'. Ili-i IT. i Ion
i'n rni-!i''d by 1 1 : - 'd'e ; s.
A- I a n lully c.;i ine l t! ;d t Ic
' e:;: i i.-."tit .. iii b- hijliiy sticce.fui."
-a Hi ho i M. ( . r i s a ill 1'. " s: ; p" I'i Ii J el id ell t
-!' th" -tat h ii. "it is hard to compute
iii dollars and ends the - teat bcnelit
. whiv-li the upper p 'tiiiisula will derive
iioui it. ! 'or a i' icat number of years
t
i the urt at bulk of i ot at '.os which pdo
i supply l lie euiu-rai niark'd is raised in
.latitudes where climatic conditions
!;M" similar to tluse nf the upper
, 'chipstiai. To avoid s U':; in"; these
I po tat oh safe p;anted late reirardlcss of
satiety. They look w !! enough when
j ha rvcsl ed. hut they are not ripe.
: They w ill keep for -i cert;;in length of
j time in cellars or pits, and for a lon
time in the modern cold storage
j i.nil.vs. They suit tlie jobber because
! he has no choice in Ids source of sup
! , ly. but they fall far from suitinu'
j t he consumer, who is the linal cus
jtotner and jude. and as he is the
j fellow win. is doim,' the "kicking,"
the jobber needs but to hear of a new
source of supply where the consumer
j can t what lie wants, when he will
j b" anxious to place his orders there.
Tim special ciimatic conditions of the
I upper peninsula not only insure a
I complete success in the raising of t lie
j rLht kind of potatoes, but as the con
ditions ;-re ted enjoyed by other
! remits, the upper penin-ula la t iner
! ma' in t iii.e enjoy a luoiaqiolv of the
i ht-'b L-radc lota.to market .
I "Idu tl.enii'ire. si'edsi.ieti. as well as
'all pp. ive growers, know t i : 1 1 the
I furt her n-ift h a plant or a ,. . cat: be
matured tin- hardier it b". o;o"-. and
Ithis e.periment mac well be cai
! eiikiteil to 'i;al-i- ol the ii,pt r puiin
; siila a mai k t for seed p da toes. Tiie
r--sii!t ne ans an itieicas 'd demand f.ud
1 Colise (iietit ! higher prices, besides
j l I M 4 1 ! . -T tie Upper peiiillsUla .i t he
' n .1 ice of 1 he w bol.. world, as a held of
i -. 'ri:il as we! as of unlimited
j res aire
I
j Mxel'ts'oji Ticket t (ioytdtic it ike.
I Will be sold by the ,. u t li-We-.fi I n lane
lit redui'ed rat-? .bom tlie iiiinni'i'
. Usui' !l .Ul l 'l -ti.l ! lb- .lime "J 1 -1 t o
I Sept . P.'U i. J pO , on l' l.l.i V - U II I S.I till -
J day- .it S." ; for t h" nnii.il t . 10, hut it d
: return .ot b.f.ie the following
Moiiduv. The lake uffoi.U mod ecel-
I- id ll-limi. and is noted lor the m,i and
qu-tnt ity of lilt t t ken from its unteiv.
lHCi' numlici-. id bn- uii'l brnok trout
are caulit m the I ike and its tiibutiiiy
tr'Oi.. I-'nr fuitlief infonnii f ion
appU to iiyeiits Chieejo A; 'Noith-
-tern H i iIvmi v.
' DAILY EXCURSION v
TO CALIFORNIA
'I'iirouh tirst-class and Tourist Sleeping Cars to California and Oie
every day in tho yvrr from Chlonyo.
3
ERSONALLY CONDUCTED EXGURSYOI
EVERY THURSDAY FROM CHICAGO.
Lowest Rc'-it-s,
Sliortest Time oii.tlie Road,
Finest Scenery.
Only-route by which you can !ca e home any day in the week and tiv.vo
in tourist car- on fast trains all the way. I 'or descriptive pamphh ts ami lu.
information in. pure of nearest acnt. or address W. 15. K N IS K hll.V. (hia r.v
r.isscimcr and Ticket Avrcnt. ('idea.'". , S
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Gold Mining Coj
Owning" Dig Horn Mountain Tunnel and Veneta Vlen 100 acre
situated on tho westorn slope of Pike's Peak, in the
famous Crlpplo Creek Gold Mining District.
THK SAFEST OFFER EVEU MADE TO INVESTORS
shares Preferred Stock at 25c a Share.
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RECORD I , tfERVOUS
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230,000 j SKINV,
DISEASED, PRIVATE
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Itlf.l to r.-.i-ic !n .livl.I.-inl- tin- tu!) iiiuoimt of in. any h.vMt.l, Ltfuie ether torlLi:.'.. w
rrri'iv any nturiis, s!k.ti'.l l y tin I'lvsidt-nt cf tin' it'inj'aiiy
This District Productd More Cold in lfJ()0 llian rny cttcr in itc Unitid Stales
TliN j r ) i rty c..n!M ..f ;;ooo ,y :toou f,.t. ur L'oo i.f ies. f f vn hirul. Tin iniiie lirn I.
workfl. '1 In- u nt me f tln iiiino ! t h- V. nitn m. ;to t lo f.-i t In w i.lt li. nii.l 1m rrtionly in
nf I lie Miini;.t in tliU tioiii'ii-. . listr.it. Tln-ii-art-mini' ffti-cii oj.tnlin!- en 1 1t if. vnn, tl
nit-Ii iitii nl,i h an :n IJ..I.I Jr. in I'i t Moo j-.r ton. Tlu )'4ojnty is hihiiiiti.u'. ,'i
lo.iil.-.l lor .). -lo.iii.-iil t-y tnmi.-l, wtii.li inakt- It j citi!.' to j.i.mIum- i'iii riiorn.oiii hH;oin
of on- .lailv, tl,.- .jtiautity vaiyinit Iroiii L'oo to .".on ton- i-r .lav. Tin- il-v.'lo Imiit !; tniiru-li:
H tin- in.t -. ol:oi-iic.li all. I HlYiuit.it.'eMiH inaiHit-r if wotklnil thw JToin-rty.
At a .li'tanr.-of mio f,.t I!;.' 'l'l'NNI'.b will int. fx t tin? Wni-t.i Villi at a .l.jth cf alt
C.so f.vt, a:ol will a!-o intiT-.-. t ..-wra! otli.-r v-ln-. Tin- TfNNKb wi!l cut tin bit! Horn M"tu
tain L'loo tict ami w ill ui. thi ('M j'a'iy L'.o. 10,000 t,,Uu t,f no worth ov.-r j.. r t.-n.
Tin- ii.'w raiii-o.i.l. now iart i. ally roiMj.i.-ti-.l from rojoral .-'I'l-iim"., i-,ii;c. th- r.-'ovii.U
j.i-nit!H ,v 111 1 V" H i". ol, . i- wmnii l'.iiihi irrt 1 1 tiii- tiiiin.'l. ,
A-l.'. .i-:nu tl-. ) o .-ity In tl i-(olora.lo f TINNI'I, Tonipaiiy. In thi -rlw i?
ii-l-ini'i t . . 1 1:- fii' 1 a .-in a rin . . l l II Is 1 1 1 1 la- s.-lll v a - 111 ;iy 'o jctl 111 w I.
Hi.'! i! Vaill.- llo.il l'o to Si, OOII j,..r ti 11.
TI.. O- .11- a'.iv.i ly 111 o..-i itloii ml!:, aii-1 Mia lti-is siilhi -ii-nt to tn-at tii" outjuit of this 1
11 1 y , w lit. 1 1 1 a t 11. i-a!i r. t ui ti-.
Capital Stock $1,000,000. Par Value $1.00 per Share
100,000 Shares ITcfered Slock at 25c per sliarc.
In I. nyiiiK' this St... k tl..-jaiti has.T owns n !in.rt titli-In tlit Coinj.any'si jiiocr1 y. This Ccia
j.any oft. is you no wat. i.'.l stock, hut a limtitiiuti- hluh-.ira.U' trol-l mining lnvt rnt-ut In U.
l'iipl.1.- ( r.-.-k liii!i t.
Th fihov.-off. r of I'r. r.-rrf.l bivhlfii-ls is mi assurance of t-arly n-tnriis. Aftrr u.l.litl.'Ua
lnarhiia ry i- t-o-i .-!, this pio.'ity will U i-arninu ill vl.K-n.ls nlinot "oih1 to it capital htock.
Make all Checks and Money Orders payable to
ARISTOS GOLD MINING CO.,
411 COOP R BUILDING, DENVER, COLO.
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nu.l no of tin native tunicl curiously,
but tl.c otl:.r-i v.int on about tlic'n
b'.-.-i:, 's, a t!roi;!i 4i -t 1. 1 ii i ry
tra- i 'Ibi.iry Icoi o. currcl.
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Imsii.-.J by tii.- autb"! iti' M iioMbltitiu
fuitl.cr ilivin. Kuv ot tin- Inti icsti:,-fi-Mtni's.
of tin cii' Is tli.it Vovcral
jt.HM n-.-o tl:if" w:i a isMi::tby iHmcus.
si on in tii.- i,i'i r. :is t.i win tin r sbarl.M
w. rc .l.iuui roi;-. nn, I ono New Vm !;
p.ioi t uetit .o far :im to of;'cr a ie,ar.
for o-itho ' bl': k o of a pef-nri l.av.
itu' nut death front a 'bark, 'l'bc
dftii" of the camera taust utile the
intttcr.
(J.iii-r -.nilli Vfrlenu llatllt-.
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n qucf r batth- )c or.. . w it n j ih Ho
nil -in'.", "it!i '' - on t!if
prou!-..!, u h'-n he r.nti.-ci! a cat M pillar
orauliuir alorr, f-o'oncd by lnii)dr-.i
of mi. all ant?. ' .:.:r o(ii!elrr in their
inoMMi -ntt. the ;ml- w. ii'.l a'ch r;
with t'o- rib rpii!'r. ar.i ono uou'd
mount his bach and bio- him. J'au-itif:-,
tl.c eatori i ' ' . i r v.-ub! turn hi
head, and bite lh ant and thus, hiii
tlir toinipntor. After ''aiurlitciitu: a
$.07' n or 'norf of J;! -oroTiitnr. tho
caterpillar showed of f iti.'iii-,
nr.d the ant thi n w ' a coadiir-ed
attach. r.etal.'i.'j- 1 in s. if to a stalk
of trias. the cat. i ; .r c'.iir.lad up,
tail firnt, foi!..ed by :h.- ant-. Ah
each otic apjr. aeh d. he sci. d it in
Ids J ins. aid f hr. w it ofT th' i-tall;.
The nr.t, M di": that the eatf rpolnr
had too tro! :r n po Vmi for th.cm
to oMic'ino. r'"rtcd to 'tTatc'y.
They b-cnn av. irn-r thfoofrh the jrran
ittalh. In a feu minutes the sta!l fill,
and tl " entire force i-t ar.t j.on.ecd
upon the in i rpi'.'a r, h i o i a v it at oner.
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Do you want an absolutely
saie investment one which
will bring you large
and quick returns? O
If so writo for the preliminary prospectus of tho
$t Croix Consolidated Copper1 Mines
of Lnkf Superior.
This ( 'ci!i j i.i ny is just plar-iii'r !ln- lir.st isstio of its trc.i-.ury fstocn"
iiixui tlio tiKU'lcot u vorv low !iLrun.
1 hoy own in fo- LM.b'H) nnv of tho -lioirost focatious 'tipr-n tin
oopjior raniro of. Xoi tlioi ii Wisr-jn.-in, itM.-lmhnl in which a" 1- oil
lilo i)ost, I'Top.-l'l los on tlio j-a no"'.1.
!'hr particulars a.Mro-; -
NORVILLE B. ARNOLD, SECRETArV.
10'TO 21 WISCONSIN HLDG.,
WEST SUPERIOR
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ll Altob.s, KibNi'un t JibAbl'bi;
CURES GUARANTEED
i . . ; . .i - . ni y ; r i "i .1 'i r i ' j
r I1 I r. . II in'M m run, f i ' " " r i
i t' bSTT o N i5LA:;i: ft W)Ult
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Kennedys Kerg&h
Ccr, Michigan Ave. and SMtySI.
1' DCTnOIT, MICH.
THC HIGHCST POINT
PURE RYE WHISKEY.
fttinrnutcctl to 1ic the finest u:Wly Jjolil In llm J
United Jitatt' i. J
J Gold by all dealers.