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Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
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I'm CT fcrtGrotlt8 Suu9crenco,
Tom for pmfrinS 800 Gar iiben iiar
bjemirste Omesnen al Sfara / Sverige,
fiuoes Der iplsenbe Beretnins / airfe-
bpserne fra ben Tio: Yeb Wib'oms
mertib Narst 1896 fob Sorbeu flabi
meb bet berlieIte @res os 8orn, % ale
WenneIfer mente, at Der ifulbe blipe ct
ooermaabe sobt Nar. Men | Suli, ba
Solf par lamlet paa Warfseet / Sfara,
bleu Der ilist Resu us Oueriupmmelie,
at ale 8rper ilso bort, ps 6Olf bapoe
ben Itsrite Wpie meo at fomme biem
isien. Sanbet git puer Iser % eng,
ind at Saoen % 8r9sIet bleu fprSers
pct. ON Ssitsn blep 8uloen iaa itarf,
at inseu Silt fom nnoer 2anb. 8lGs
berne raaSneSe al &pssen paa bet fats
Soft. On 8interen bleu 8uIfapen
Of bet raaone 90 os palm, ipm par
pp at Saneet, ps De, iom bapoe
bunoreoe @ieber os 5aar. funoe life be-
buloe mere END bsiit ct eIer to at BEN.
9iselebes gil bet meb 8isr os unsfa.
Sorbeu blsp ips , ire Gar eIter % funbe
life bare nosen 5rust. Selu paa be
iisrre @anrbe bite man fra fig be unse
Golf for Nebens Sfplb ps til % meo
fine esne 8Srn, ba Joralbrene life funoe
Ie paa, at be iultebe ibiel. 5olf git fra
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
Waiocr Suitncis Goacac

cs Sfole for Surtisifriit piisr Jig at
u1re en- fuloitanOis Succeis. Otter at
bape pRret | Sang BLOT en- Mnnneb bar
Gnitalten liaeiaa mango Stuoerenbe.
Tom maust College bar paa ct belt Mar.
Nan bar Der en- ppperlia Irlebnins til
at tilesne Jig De 8unoifaber pg ben prat
tiSte 5aroisbep, Der fOrlanses al en-
5orretuinssmano; llnoerpisninsen er
baleret paa seoisie 5orrstninssprin
ciper, % 29rerne er ppeoe Wano al
6aset. llnoeruisninss Suriuist er
fulot9noist. Saloer Yuiiusis College
Itaar iulot peo Sibeu af briltetiombelit
anost College 9toropeiisu. buao timber
p%isninssplan py be fprfieIlise Sur,et=
ninsssrene ansaar.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
Wenigbebsmsbe

afbolstes iibite Ssnoas fra ri 3
Gftermibbas til 81. Oct bar efter
Yrofeslur 9arisns Gnife, at Wenisbe'
ben Iammenfalotes. ba ban troeoe, at
benne burbe ps piloe siue ct Spar paa
ben til iamme Of SpnOben itileos
Spsrssmaal, ont 8ecorab Wenisbeb
pilbe p9re mso pua at icse en- til'reos'
ftiqenbe 9ssnins al ben / Menisbeceu
ppitaueoe 8unFelisbec.
Som Suar berpad uebtpges islsenoe
2 lbtalelier:
9scorab NorIt @panseliif 2utberft
Menisbeo
II pil 9ierns isse ppnoaet en- ipr besst
Barter iilfreositilenoe 3psnins a
ben 8anifelisbsb, Tom er ppitaaet
men ben
q amer BET life for ~ruabelist unber b
n9rparenoe Sul boloe at anm0oe Ba'
flor Gssen ON at reiisnere, heller it'll
oil ben ppforbre BAN til at Igse @ien.
pptaselie / Spnpben.
8untt l bleu peotaset enitemmis.
8unft 2 ftemte so for % Al mob.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
Smaapluf.

NQe Gran aisaar fra Ssnbas ben
14be Sttbr. os efter ben 3ib 10 Minus
ter tiblisere END bibtil, nemlis 81. 1910
5ormiobas, 81. 3.35 gitermibbas Os
81. $50 gfterm. % anfommer 81. 9,45
Sprmibbas, ri. 1905 Mibbas % 8l.
5.25 Gfterm.
- i mpbtps ioag en- Draft fra
ssoreit 9th, ubIteot al @iunebaso 60.
8anf. Stor bar ben life, bener life er
bet iieloen, of Ri ~mootaser ben Slass
Yapirer, men ben bar uubertesnet rs.
s. 9bpmpiou, gaibier." Utter bar ri
ben Sprnsielle at funue pmtale en- al
pore @inneibeit Gutter, Der bar fpmmet
fig frem til en- ieluitenbis Sitting. us
bet / en- forbolbspis une Nloer. Gbarlep
er SIN al .. 9. Ebpmpiun.
= Ba1tor Guttebs, boiat / Barron
60. @isconiin, bar iommen meb fin
5amilie peret paa geiss bps fine 5or.
albre paa @aibinstpn Brarie. Sar
siOrbe Osiaa en- giiit bps "9ecorab
Soften.
Mr. Siib bar fjsbt en- Del al
nlbo9ueriets Waifineri os aster al
sisre 6orretnins / lllbfartnins.
- Oct nps Depot bar brast mere
2iu / ben Del Of Spen.
- Den republifanIfe 8lub bapoe en-
itprartet llcHust til Ribsepap iibft
2srbas.
- Sbas, Manbae, fulbe BEN be.
fienbte 5ribanoelsmauo Sranf !Surn
fra Obio bplbt en- 9ale Der / 8pen, met
bette blep pua @runo al Spsbum Sutei
Of. Der fcm / ben gnlebnins ct Gar
Grtratran inb iii 9ecorab.
- Reu. 8. 3. Berg er flpttst til
Deer Bari, ct. Groir Co., @is. Spring.
feb Wenisbeb upertases MI al 8eu.
8. @arben.
- Zen republitanife alub Dor III
fifrst fig 2pfale / Ssipleps Bpsnins oen
Sibsn Of Ben Bear.
- 8i uil benlsbe Opmarfiombeben
paa q. s. Sausens Advertisement. Gns
buer, Der bar uaret inoe i bans Sutif,
fan beuibne, at ban FOREIGNER flor Spss
ming. cams Sarer er ubmarfeos, %
bans Briisr maselgs binise.
- Sobn Strong uanbt Mulaielet ps
gbarlep Mc2ean ubret, iom 60. began
iatte op paa 9otteri.
.. Z. Samre par / Sprins @rope
fibite Ssnoas.
= Or. Gnorew 2arien al ellington,
Soma, par iDscorab iorleben llse. Dan
braste fin 9atter iii Brsdsnribses
STOLE.
= Or. u. Gnberion al Grsseo Tom
til 9ecOrab isaar for at beltase | De
mpiraternes Ralp,
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
Nnis8ercn: Seq ifuloe snite, 3

Nnissercn: Seq ifulbe snite, De
uilbe siue mig en- Ylabs / 3eres Butt,
or. g.!
ajsbmanben: Sar De Nntefalinser
at piie for Dem?
Nnipseren: Sect, men ie9 tror, De
ifal blipe tilireos meb mig. Seq bar
iuaet en- GOD Opbraselie. Seq bar in
gen upaner: fjenber life bet enc Sort
fra bet anbet; peb life, buprlebes 2be,
Safe, 1obat eler iterte 9riffe imaser;
saar albris ub ON Iiienen; bar aloris
lat min Sob / en- Billiarb Sal eler paa
en- 8ilebane.
&ipbmanben: pa fan De faa Ans
iettelie bos mig, men les er ftpst rob
for, at Sc life oil blioe lense Der; 9e
pil mart iaa 9ilbuo, iom oil betale fig
bebra, nemlis iom "Wtennef es gnselen"
/ ct Muiaum, thi De er / Sanobeb for
aoo for benne Yeroen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17

Suer Dag CT ct tibet 9iu ps bort belle
2ip er fun en- Dag ajentaset, Set er
life perb at liSe Smerte blot for en-
eneite lioen Dag. naar en- Nnuenbelie Of
"@drner's 2ps Cabin @rtract" oii
brine ben burtist bort. Sntet bebre for
inore eler pbre 8rus.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17

EVERY AMERICAN CITIZEN should
have a thorough knowledge of Civil Gov
m and Parliamentary Law.
These branches are taught orally al the
DEBORAH Institute.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17

6rn 6anien: Statihitsn piier, at
rs Yroceut maneliss 5prbrooers er
usiite. Sanien: 9ei tent, er bet
p~lrfelis iaa mango Wano. iom fore.
trattsr 2ustbus for 9Gstefab?
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
uinolsite yrepe pep Seeorab u. .

Nels Nsladlon = Nubrtw 3 Nneeriou =
eprtltial Saulon eHseu-AnHa 9 lraoe =
cans Sobniou Reis.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17

Gb. 3bompion er ganbibat for
County 3reaiurer i Yembina Co., 9of.
San bar p9ret Wember Of gitp Count
eli % er MI gitp Wapor ct. 9bomas.
Der er pei neppe / 8inneibeif County,
bpor ban er opuOret, nusen Of bans Bes
fjenote, uben at be slaber fig oper en-
iaasan Domination, tbi Wr. 60.
3bompiun bar / st % Oft sjOrt fig
f~prtjent til en- iaaban llom9rfelSe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17

SHgen 3urs % Teiurbilet foiterr pper 20
9ouars. taobefatter @reat sails, 0elena ps
Butte, Mtoutana.
Yerioner, iom a9ter of ta9e en- 5ur gen
benz bet norolige Ninneicta, 3otoio o9
Wtontarla for at beie Sannet cg ipse fig ct
mt Slen lioen oct prG9ti8ftc &pe0e.
bette ! Veroen o9 ct A9erbrussoiftritt
Der er ltiitet for blnneet 5arnrlns, ber be
nptte Jig al oenne Nnleonin9.
Palace Sleeping and Buffet Cars,
Free Colonist Sleepers.
Sjr aarter o9 n9rmere Splpsninger ben.
penper man Jig til nGrmeite s9ent, til boil
tenipmbelit al a%ompnnists Naenter eaer til
3. +. @ttfnep,
Sen'l Bais. 2no Gtdet N9t.
4S.l4tt ct. Baul, Winn.
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Tem beoite
Tcn beofe
i5oeGara,

Yolitif er artioat bet eueite SpDrss|
maal, iom brpftes III ON 9nGen. Mai
alemmer nRiten fine e9ne Sntere8ier. Std
opg i~itteyt, % bet er, at ganoft | Minreic.|
ptl lt!ge tnrtig | ErtS. enten GiepslGHo Rla|
0orriior hliper palat til Breiioent, iiGr la.|
onut ganO, iom logger fore Sper. VI
aelaG piIt er bet. at enboer WfanD ltadr NJ
be0It paa at bo pna lin egen Soro % pRr|
i'm egen Serre, lt9e9Dioi9t enten NterrldH|
eller Willon blioer 8uoer; Br / Minnelota|
&c til ST iitre big ct eset Siem, Oct er BLVD
BOG ben beoIte Hplliit, enten on CT Yrpbt|
tioniit, 81 publttaner eler Semotrat.
Gert er on %rimeliapts eui9 meb os. We'd
iaa er Der en- anoen Ting, Ipm pi oil mr1l|
dig ON. @aa lille poer BGffsn eiter Sars|
8aa life $50 Dtile no for at beiale 81 I'll wv
pr. Ncre for Spetulantlano, naar on ian Iai|
li9eiaa soot Gnno eiter aompaniets ees7|
Erts Sun 81 so til s. so pr. Mere 3O1
40 Miles Nfitanb fra ct. 8cul % Minrta|
polls, me9et nRrmere Sernbane % ct ltoaI
ifarhinaoilf Excitement. Oct beoife Ve1
littf CT at ie paa oct nGrmcifc fcrfI
bporpeo baaoe Sio, Vcn9c 90 Sre1
bert fpareS.
Zen bcoHc VoGtif er ossuOen 4
TONNE itrGr. Bent life til Salget er cuG|
tbi ba er oet for man9e. Tom bar palgt yam
ier big. Bent life iii Queen fommer, thi |
er bet altfor panlfeliat of 9lDre ct tornulNsI
Yale. Bent life til uGite Saar, thi ol
alt Gono i Big Gute Setilemertet uoio!3i
eIer ogiaa faar be betnl lan9t bplere VII
for bet, iom andre 5olt bar label !i9ae tElt1
Senpt oerfor acknowledgements sooe SH
% refs uo itror.
Bore to Nsenter er fremoeles ttlrie
peo Bi9 Gafe o9 oil pfc Dig frit ON
Yanoet. 6etaIinaspiltarene fan pt otol
eiter 8jsbersns Snlter o. SmitGnoi9lslS
Bileiprtien er iaa lau, at ben ifte er pa
at nGpne, % Sernbanereiien oeruo tassrH
IL Zine.
Yennt oenne uomGrfeoc Inlt.l
ming til at arunoc ct e8et @En1
iaa at f9c li9e Sfpa9cn AZ "pI
items Storbper ct. Yant 90 WiaI
ncapolis. TIT Oil iclc fnoG y
bette CT oen beoite Yoiitif.
A. Z. Johnson & Co..
General Land & Emigration Agents
300 Washington Corner Third am
Avenue South, Sibley Streets,
AAF
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3ioligcrc "gNinmcibcifV ops4
Sott Gmbcoss &anotoatcr

Or. Tobias 81. Tpbiaion at patton
or nomineret til aanoibat for 9reoiures
@mbetct / 7rail Co., 9afota. San er
opporet / @inneibeit Gouutp, boorfOr
ri fienber bam lisefra llussut al. Dan
frefuentereoe en- lib 2utber College,
bar ienere inbebaUt forifjeIise ofientlise
Stilinser / fin npe Siemitaun, os altib
piit fig iom en- bpstis Wanb, man funbe
babe iulb 7ilib til.
Sobn Steen | @aboo, Nebr., repus
blifanf 8anbioat for Commissioner
of Public Lands and Buildings, er
fgbt paa @aaroen Steen peo a~riftiania
1S41. s 1853 fom ban meb fine Jors
albre til amerita. buor be isrit fog fig
neb i @inneibeif Co.. So. TIMBER aris
gen sif ban inb | 60. G. af lite Soma
5ripiaise, bleu iaaret peb Yittsburs
Gambling. taset lilfanse Ste Gpril 1862
ps ublsit life San. 1868 os afmsnitret
/ Davenport 1866. s 1869 flgtteoe
ban til Omaha, buor ban aniattes peb
Boitfontoret, Os breu ienere Gorretnins
/ 5reemcnt, inbtil ban 1877 flpttebe til
@aboo, buur ban fsrit bar Boitmeiter
os ienerc Post office inspector, inbiil
Yreiibent gleuelano ufiatte ham; ban
bar oueralt uunbet Nstelie iom en- ops,
tis % retifuffen Manb, Der pil ubiploe
etbpert Gmbebe paa en- tilirebsitiaenbe
Maabe, us uueralt pil sjsre in Natip'
litet gGre.
r-. r 80
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A. Z. Johnson & Go,

General Land & Emigration Agents
300 Washington Corner Third an
Avenue South, Sibley Streets
Minneapolis, Min. St. Panl, Mln'|
~ Gue Brepe ~aoresieres til ct. Eaul.
, 1888-11-09
Rhea.

AS is generally known the French &C
tress of the day, the renowned Mile
Rhea, presents the Shakesperian comedy
Much ado A6ont Nothing at the opera
house Saturday afternoon, and the French
drama Adrienne LecouUreaT in the even
ing. Seats for the notable engagement
are now on sale.
The critics agree that as Beatrice" in
Much Ado about Nothing, Rhea shows
comedy talent of the highest order. She
is full of life and spirits, has a thorough
conception of her role, and acts it per-
fectly.
AS "Adrienne," Rhea's admirers
claim that she is seen at her best. 1t is
doubtful if there is a better living repre-
sentative of the character on the stage.
She is in love with the part and endows
it with many details that assist in making
the entire play a great stage picture.
As an actress, Rhea has high advan.
tages. Great personal beauty OF face and
figure, sweet and powerful voice and
superbly- shaped head are all hers.
Rhea's costumes are all creations of
Worth, and many of the gowns are glori-
GUS visions of beauty.
, 1888-11-09
RAILROAD NEWS.


E. S. Van Kuran, for several years
chief clerk to Superintendent Wurtele,
and one of the hest known and most pop
ular railroad men in Wyoming, has re-
signed to accept a better position out
West. The gentleman LETT for his future
field last evening and will be joined by his
family in a few weeks. Mr.. Van kuran
has made many warm friends during his
residence in Cheyenne and all, while re-
GREETING his departure, will join The
Notwithstanding him on his
advancement in his chosen profession and
wishing him a full measure of success out
West. 1t is generally understood, aad
all hope the rumor will be verified, that
H. w. Henderson, assistant chief clerk,
will succeed Mr.. Van Kuran. If there is
a competent, steady, reliable, intelligent
and accommodating young man in the
employ of the company who has earned
promotion BY strict attention to business,
the urbane H. w, Henderson is the indi-
vidual.
n. iJulSCu5N q NCSSldu III II SnplO1
Of the company, a man who has served
with satisfaction to his superiors and
honor to himself in almost every capacity
from train hand to assistant to the super
intendent, and always ready to become
train master, dispatcher or clerk, has been
appointed assistant trainmaster of the
Wyoming division, and will manage the
sixth district, with headquarters at Lara
ME. He will be a valuable member of
Trainmaster Downing staff. The latter, by
the way. has risen rapidly. Twelve
months ago he was a dispatcher at Lara
mic, afterwards here, then chief at Raw
Inns, and is now trainmaster. Downing
is a genial. jolly young married man, who
knows his business In every sense of
the homely phrase.
The many friends Of W. A. Sisson in
Cheyenne and Laramie, and in fact all
along the line, will be delighted to hear
that he has been appointed chief dis
patcher at this point. He held this posi-
ton fos a long time and earned the repu-
tation of being a careful train manager.
Andrew Seaman is the name of the
fireman who was aboard the locomotive
In which VIM. Stafford met his death
the 18th inst, ult. Since the fatality his
nerves have been unstrung. This de-
rangement eliminated rather seriously
Wednesday night, when, hearing some
unusual noise, he leapcd from the engine
near Echo, when the train was moving
at the rate of thirty five miles per hour.
Scanlan's left arm was fractured and he
was slightly bruised otherwise.
, 1888-11-09
TOW N TALK.
Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked VI
Throughout the City.

There are four out of town precincts
vet to hear from.
Rhea at the opera house o'morrow
afternoon and evening.
Rev. D L. RAIDER is to occupy a Lara
mic pulpit next Sunday.
For getting gloriously drunk Maggie
Burns was jailed Yesterday.
1t wouldn't he a bad idea to have a
meeting of the board OF trade about this
time.
THE LEADER will publish a tabulated
statement of the election returns to-mor;
row morning.
Frank Daniels, the favorite comedian,
appears in Little Puck at the opera house
Monday evening.
The county commissioners continued
auditing bills yesterday, and will discuss
roads matters to -daY.
About fifteen members of the Chey-
enne Guards j~ourneyed over the hill and
attended the hop of the Laramie Greys.
Chronic Tom Whalen, a soldier, and
another male were arrested for hilariously
celebrating Harrison's election Yesterday.
Final receipts issued to Geo. r. Ste
phens and John s. Miner were fled for
record at the Office of the county clerk
varterdar
, 1888-11-09

Mr.. Frank Daniels, pleasantly remem-
bered for his droll caricature of Old Sport,
will make known a new musical farce at
the opera house Monday, Nov. u. This
piece is the Joint work of Messrs. A. g..
Gunter, f. G. Maeder, Robert Fraser and
Howard p. Taylor. Its basis is F. Anstey
Guthrie's clever romance, Vice Versa,
and an idea has been borrowed also from
the same authors Fallen Idol. Mr..
Daniels is an old gentleman who is
changed into a small boy and goes to his
sons school, while the son takes his
fathers place. The magic medium by
means of which this wonderful transfer
nation is brought about is not a queer
shaped stone, but an idol out of a cheap
museum facetiously called Little Puck.
This gives the name to the play. Mr..
Daniels will be supported by Miss Bessie
Samson and a fine company, which will
introduce many new specialties and Har-
rigan's latest topical songs.
, 1888-11-09
A Card.

To the Editor of THE CHEYENNE LEADE
The San a few days ago had an article
headed Deputy Ben Smalley," which
is not worth my notice, but will say this
much: L have nothing to ask of Mr..
Martin or Mr.. Lykins in any shape or
form, and as to being bounced from the
sheriff Office. 1 can show it to be false
by Mr.. S. K. S~harpless. 1 was under no
obligations to Mr.. Lykins. l tried to re-
turn the same treatment that l had re.
ceived from him, and being 81 years old l
shall not ask the Young Mems Republi-
can club how to vote. | have never voted
anything but q Republican ticket and
always expect to, but will not let any man
tell me how | shall vote.
B. II. SMALLEY.
, 1888-11-09
Personal POINTS.

r. C. Arnett, St. Louis, is in town.
j. w. Kingman, New York, is visiting
Cheyenne.
w. Fl. Dakin, New York, is an Inter
Ocean guest.
Chas. A. Badgette returned to the
ranch yesterday.
C. G. Laselle, San Francisco, is regis
tered at the Inter Ocean.
Ella Wren of the Rhea company, came
up from Denver last evening.
L. G. Fulton, Washington. D. c., ar
rived from the East last evening.
, 1888-11-09
Bound Over.

NJ. Fitzgerald, the railroader placed in
the county Jail Tuesday, charged with the
theft of a diamond pin, was given a pre-
llminary hearing before Judge Fisher yes
terday. He pleaded not guilty, but was
held in default of $3.50 bail. Fitzgerald
has heretofore been considered steady and
reliable. He has relatives in the territory
who will doubtless come to his rescue.
, 1888-11-09
Merchants Not Affected.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Sat the instance
of t. D. Riordan, attorney for the Chinese
Merchants Association, the secretary of
the treasury has instructed the collector at
San Francisco that Chinese merchants are
affected by the exclusion act. That
those resident in the United States who
visit foreign countries may be admitted on
their return upon any evidence of identity
satisfactory to the collector.
, 1888-11-09

Are Santa Able, the California discovery
Tor Consumption and diseases of the
Throat, Chest, and Lungs, and Califor-
ma Cat-R;C Cure, the only guaranteed cure
Tor Catarrh, Cold in the Head and kim
bred complaints. They are sold at 81
per package, or three for 81. so, and are
recommended and used by the leading
physicians of the Pacific coast. Not
secret compounds. Guaranteed by DR..
w. N. Hunt.
, 1888-11-09

Special Dispatch to THE LEADER.
EVANSTON, Nov. S.-Of 1882 votes
counted Carey has a majority of $40. The
council ticket is still doubtful, but the
Democratic sheriff, treasurer, superinten
dent of schools and two commissioners
are elected. John R. Arnold, for county
clerk. had no opposition.
, 1888-11-09

Special Dispatch to the Leader.
RAwLINs, Nov. SIT looks as though
the election had resulted in a sweeping
victory for the Republicans, though the
Democrats will capture a few of the county
Offices and a portion OF the legislative
delegation.
, 1888-11-09

The Tennis club party at Library hall
last evening was a very pleasant and sue
cessful socity event. The affair was ar
ranged and managed by a committee in
Guiding the following named gentlemen:
G. E, Abbott, t. B. Adams, f. 7. Iselin,
VIM. Sturgis, Jr., and H. w. Stevens.
, 1888-11-09

CHEYENNE, Nov. I, 1888.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders
of the VT Cattle company will be held at
the Office of the company in Cheyenne.
Wyo., at 2 o'clock p. m. on Tuesday,
Nov. 20, 1888, for the election of trustees
and such other business as may come be,
fore the meeting.
ISAAC BERGMAN, Secretary.
, 1888-11-09

Special Dispatch to The Leader.
Rock SPRINGS, Nov. S.-The Dem
ocracy was slaughtered here. Boodlel
Boodlel Doodle!
, 1888-11-09
STOP A MINUTE !

Your measures East for Clothing call
in and see us. We can give you better
fits and better prices. This is plain
fact. All we ask is for you to come
and see for yourselves. In the line of
Mems, Boys and Children's Clothing
we have just received a fine line of the
Latest and most Stylish Garments.
Clothes suitable for all ages and sizes.
, 1888-11-09

Tle largest stock of fine brandies, old
Whistles, choice hQueurS and superfine
cigars at George Masten's well known
house, corner Sixteenth and Ferguson
streets.
, 1888-11-09
Eureka.

The place to buy the finest quality OF all
kinds of groceries, choice winter apples,
new sweet cider, Iowa and Cheyenne
creamery butter, pure cider vinegar, fresh
eggs, ranch butter, celery and all kinds of
vegetables, dressed poultry. Cash buys
more goods for the money than ever be
fore known in Cheyenne. Call and be
convinced. Respectfully yours, G. w.
Stanley, 300 West Seventeenth street.
, 1888-11-09
L. d. Union of wyoming.

Regular monthly meeting Friday, Nov.
1888, at 2 p. IN. sharp at Dyer's hotel.
r. HAUsER, Secretary.
, 1888-11-09

Weaver I, Hord Is, StoIl Is, Dyer IA,
Draper Is, Greentree u. Glafcke Is.
Jones II, Chafin Is, Charlton IS,
Breckons s.
Repu6Hcan-CareY u. Hammond ),
Riner 5, Nagle II. Schnitger IL, Hebard
s, Duffev II, Bowie IA, Adams 3, Clark s.,
David s, Lykins II, Fredendall l6, Berg
man s, Donzelmann 5, Hoyt 6, Bart
lett 5, Morrison IA, Fisher s., Pease H.,
futile 5, Durham 5, Wyman Is.
, 1888-11-09

That the Union Pacific, the Overland
Route. "and the Chicago & Alton railroads,
commencing Sunday, Nov. 4, will run
Pullman palace sleepers through from
Salt Lake City, via Denver, to Kar,as
City and Chicago, with only one cha. 60
of cars from Portland, San Francisco n
Los Angeles. Take this line from 2, rI-
land, San Francisco. Helena. Butte, Salt
Loke City amp Ogden to Chicago.
, 1888-11-09

Clear Like Ice.
Cheyenne Transfer Co.-From five
pounds per day to a carload at a time.
Reasonable reductions to large consumers.
, 1888-11-09

The Union Pacific will have on sale
Nov. II, the only round trip tickets to St.
Louis for the public attending the range
cattle convention to be held there Nov.
20, 1888. Tickets good until Dec. 2.
Rate for round trip, $28.l5.
, 1888-11-09

Children's Glass Wednesday and Satur-
day Wednesdays at 4 D. M.
Saturdays at 9 p. IN. Adults Glass in
the evening from ! till 9 p. n.
Private lessons at any time when not
engaged with classes.
Music by Profs. Inman and Hutchin-
son.
Gentlemen so cents. Ladies free.
, 1888-11-09
Through the Territory.

THTUUHH IHU HCIIITUTN
Sheridan County
Special Dispatch to The Leader.
BUFFALO NoY. S.-Sheridan county
gives Carey a majority of l25.
, 1888-11-09

In this Department we have a very full
line, embracing standard makes. We
invite comparison with our prices.
, 1888-11-09
Discoveries More valuable Than Gold

Oysters on the half shell at the Saddle
Rock.
, 1888-11-09

Democratic-Orga IL, Hunter 10,
Reel II, Campbell Is, Wilson y, Guthrie
Is, Newman IL, Watson l6. Roedel IA,
Palmer 10, Thorp, 10, Martin u,
, 1888-11-09

Suitable for Men, Boys and Children.
We have a very full line OF Soft Hats.
The Knox Stiff Hat, in the latest
shape, is a very nobby article.
, 1888-11-09
Only Four More Precincts to be
Heard From.
The Aspirants for Treasurer and
Assessor Neck and Neck.
A Very Close Race for County
Commissionerships.
Solid Democratic Delegation to the
Territorial Council.

There are still five precincts to report
and the result of the contest is as yet
somewhat doubtful. The Bergman-Hord
and Fisher-G lafcke battles are becoming
closer each hour. The result hinges on
the second ward count, which Will not be
completed until some time to-day. The
Democratic Icouucilmen are elected. So
are Jones, Charlton, Chafin, Mrs. Breck-
ons and probably two Democratic com
missioners.