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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

tr took some cheek" on the part Of
Lawyer Kennedy 70 ask for the release
IT Burke. the Cr0nin suspect, from
custody But lawyers are not noted
for modeStv
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09
FOR Rent HOUSES.

70 BENT-Cottpgs at Macstawa Park; terms
Ieasoaab.e. Aps ly +. Nht-. a ,lAtA -.
Z-3
i.uR III y At Nacaiwa PARK age I'D
and tenf for rsat ApTlV AZ once. Van
de- " Mh.imsn ib Monr est -
IKE have q fur .-room house. well. cisfern.
" cement cellar. etc for sale az silvl on
month Y .ayia.nlss ID you are looking for bar
gia>. unH 2 fa4I 10 sf.f us. stow faIlsh.
under nld National Iauk-
EoR RENT tenement ~ seven rooms. one
~ SiN rooms. one 0i Eve rooiae. one OF fonr
rooms ana one Il three. also q store In Oh
lcca iou. Inquire ai b. N Barnard - Alien
ST., corner ~ Nt Vernon ST.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09
sITuArI0Ng WAEIED NlLE.

COACnMAN wants .itult-on as 20 ca ian
= goo relefe-cts as - ability AID p
actcr. Address H., Boa u
WANTED situation y 'r.t class meat Gus
" ter. Apply al ~ A--h4 4l--se. q. -clu
chsrit 80
WANTED SITUATION a coacAman by i
" youI man. Address u. u. A.. l05 North
Division ST. -
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

CHrrsso can hardly hope - b first
n tne worlds far race when she :
ffth IN the race for the baseball league
rhanurrsns
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09
LOST

VO RENT-fWnshcc rooms steam heated.
ar tAe Glenhaven No. sl ~outh Division
81. clean. light and well furnished. Inquire ~
room No. J. -.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

HssS's a pointer for capitalists. salt
Lass C.ty, redeemed from Mormon
rsie. IS Bound to have a boom. 60
early % avoid r, IRISH.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09
IT IS HERE E22e E2e FEW DAYS ONLY
THE GREAT EASTERN
Bankrupt Association !!

LOON AT APPENDED PRICES:
~ Good Niolius eaeh almost Eiven away 50 81
A fhree.doIar ACCORDION f0r .... / I'D
a good AcC0rf-on worth 81 HH for ei
4 fineLuifar worth $50 ffr -. , ~
Best 1.ceat strings violin. banjo or g1i-
Tar far
silver Reed Harfnoni-as worth -,c for -
~ 1r9ss Best Steel Carpet Iachs worth
fei per doz D.
aQafres Crystal Lake Note Paper worth
8ff iHr l
Wcenfs worth Best 9ft Edge Paper Tor l0
So dozen hest Adamarrne Pins worth SIC
Der fa2 l
one la7 Best Lad Pencils worth l- for
Best Tin ~Heans worth n- per SCI
TIE CHFAFE E-r -T0BE oN EARTH
- Cana ~. Wouderiy Theatre Block
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS



NANIED- I.rs.elss, wsife barber mast
or >te-es salt s. iraf.on saa suea sass
ss-4 u4-- Adde'S fte4 u-is le4. p
AaAlEl- lpeals .fst eI.lilas s-.cssasA Al
t--a hII H ttAtt-
WAN fEU-lua fHr.. ai $685. address fe tsa.
t-,a .It eft.tsI tD4.' e.s'Itts .i sa...is
A't t.4 ss ~ f-Ni s
tae.- fr.Il4d aaaus House { tul4i-Stiit1
to. ,e--4 Alt4saa ~
~ Anl.aa uta smaii capital once tls
ar.> Int .sf's44oa selicitrc- Astis
lH:t Asattt. ~
INANIlu-A s3ed enes 8ey IS Nearoe ~
~ fotN - Nhitc
WANTED -lar,ers and cabinet makers
" Conway tao.uel Co.. NilvaaAre N Is. -
\tAAIEu--A mau or Womsn "a ss.oa tas
f.rn ttaafN must have some money ala Eitf
81 4fllf. SALARY : pri month The iteof@t
r i-ur fuHtloisNz II euac. 5l1 - ~ aNari
ave. Chicago. or 10 t~sl lot1-si., Ne~ ofk
Itlllt clerks and s-.lesisa.ts faa desifeole
- situations through fhe Commercial ~
pieymcat association. ~ Nenree -
kNAN1ID-lob boys l5 O. II wears old o. learn
lals lshIlg ana o4sslas en bras, nufA
ir-.~s =. ta.tk. aeife an- Intelligent Cal at
0feef-- Court ,f oral "a ,its Brass e p. ~
uANIEn-.5oo4 maa in efrfy ton a. 0aiars
" p4la Weekly. Address sherman. 4A3ra
berg d co.. loiNrst llt est.. inl.1so- -a
Co0pIR> WANTEu To keep away from
ofAul Rapids oa aernaht of lockout ~
order ol DaoIers ulal. Ae. iN- 4ieii
WANTED MAA To taAe 5bo agency 81 our
" safes size N2lrAl, inches weight cN
lbs retail price So. other sizes in proportion.
a rare chance % crrair permanent business
al home These safes meet Demand never
before supplied by other sale companies. as We
aft noi governed hy tle safe Pool 4 iAe
safe Co. Cincinnati. a. wed-s
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sTTUATI0G8 WANITD-FE

ENANIED-iy "a competent dressmaker.
" sew Il. by tAe day IA private family. s..
Box 8. -
\NANItD-A lady in each city. town and
" township TO procure subscribers for the
Logan. Special inducements offered. Refer
euces required. Address Tie Er0dN Publish
ing COMPANY. Washington. j.. G..
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09
Lord Reaconsfeld

Cherished EngI sh primroses as the
sweetest IF flowers. But neither roses.
I.es nor butterCups are sweetcr than
toe mouth of tast fa.r one VINO uses ~o-
lcdonr daily t0 keep her teeth white as
the driven snow, and her gums red as
June roses
All cases ~ weak or lame hack hack
ache. rheumatism. wTIi hnd reref hy
wearing one Of Carter's smart Weed
and BeN1dons Bschache plasters. Price
Price l5 cents. Try them.
AIT cases IF weak or lame hack. hack
sche. rheumst sn. Viii End ~. IT hv
wearing one Of Carters smart weed
s0d ne sdonna RaCkaChe Plsstcrs.
Fr-rr nl- Try flrn.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

.
PARTIAL LlcI
s-room modern house ol S-cond-aye. aQJi
. bargain.
iO-room house on Chrrrysi. large lot, $Sfo.
$4,000 buys nne modern 9rOom house on
West Broad tay.
sisoo for q nearly new sroom house on
Straight So
$500 buys nice house and barn IN nice
lot on tleFeuLh-aye.. near DlyIsion-ss.
siIO0 a good room house on Chatham. LOT
3-Ai33
5000 for a Groom house and soals2 II. lot
OH tass-sf.
$4,000 for a 9ro0m new house. hardwood
finish. oA south Lafayette.
SeSo0 ior a l0room modern house on South
Lafayctte-st.
$500 for . room house on Harlan-st.
5000 for 81 South lnion.
$1,000 10 colt. Oh West Bridge with store
and hOnsc.
>I5oo for A It. lot and sroom house OIL
loula-st.
SE7OO for thar elegant house and lot Al
South ulon 81. near Thomas
$500 ior fine new house on Centerst.
near r ave, worth >-s0l.
$1,000 for an s-room house. stone cellar.
well AMI cisteru. on NoOdlaNu-aNe.. two
block, lrrm street ear. 0n monthly payments.
$500 ilr = lire Broom house. al modern
conyonieHces, on ParisaNe.
S3oOO for modern house on IIensyst.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

S-s TO 80 a month can be made workia
['' Tor ~. Agents preferred Who can flu-
nish q horse aud give their whole lime o. the
bus ness. spare moments may be probably
employed also. A lev VACANCIES ln Tow Nn au-
cities. y , johnson Co. lth hAlH 81.
hlChmond. va n. b.-Peasr state sEc ana
business experience. Never MUD about send
ing stamp Tor reply. p. p. j. 4 Co. Oct
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

PslpitatiOu Of the heart. nervousness.
trembling. nervous headache. cold
hands aud feet. pans ia the back and
other forms of weakness are relieved
hy Csrter's Iron Pills. made especially
for the blood, nerves AMI complexion.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09
$500 Tor nodern house on Hen'y St.


Who viii give in $50 down and pay the bal
ance quarterly Tor THAT room house. 50 foot
lot. well. cistcrn and cellar. ou cstel a. Low ;
addition; sl51p
The hest lots In the city today and those sell
ing the fastest are eston j Lows. Title per
feet.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09
Open Saturday Evenings.
Weston Building.
HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DR.. F. c. Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment,
3 guaranteed specific for hysteria, Dizziness.
COnvUl lsiOns Fits. Nervous Neuralgia Head
ache. Nervous PrOstratiOn caused by the use
Of alcohol or tobacco. " MakefulnesS, Mental
depression. Softening Of the Brain resulting
In insanity and leading 70 misery decay and
death. Premature Old Age. BarTennrSs. Loss OF
Powerin either sex. Involuntary Losses and
SpermatOrrhoea caused by over eIertiOn Of
sle brain, self-abuse or overindulgence. Each
box contains one months treatmenf. 81 box
or SIX boxes for 3. sent By mali prepaid Oh re-
cei pt of price.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

f'NMME EktlAL situations secured New
system Commercial Employment Assoc
alton. 81 M0uroe-st ~
I'liE Ottawa Beach hoici. under tle direct
management 0i Nf. NsDunee. ls olc tf
the most resffli spots ln Michigan. The eeis
puf INTO hilrh Lake 6ix years ago are biting
nicely some ~ Them weighing nst Iuuues.
The perch and white bass make fiue rshile -,-
EOR sALE-Iresb Mich COW al Isl NoAro,
ST. L
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be the
Largest OF All Michigan Dallles Ex-
espt Those OF Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

w ladies preferred, 10 sell "hltc Is til
Nersal Silver Polish IL u nos silver
soAt. p4SIt. or powder but chemically
pure LIQUID silver POI Sh tx ls q taNoTitt vita
people who have silver ware and . good seile' E.
Tor terms AID pArtlcu uiars address G. d.
Richie 1ewtler AID manufacturer. Ioptt ls
station. Mich lstif
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

SASH. DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY
Al one-half its value. VIII trade for good
Droperty.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

.ACR e PROPERTY
Who wants that acre tract On East 4 iltOA-st.
on the new railroad. az So per acre.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

AGENTS should write for illustrated circular,
\ lcfms aud tNo a esks Tree irlAl 81 al Is.oliTi
asher Nashrs Glriirsl clothes tlrha hy hot
steam without rubbing easily sold profitable
T. "a orIh rt lsou.s An. III
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

DR0F. CIIkS. WoLC0rr the chicago aero
maui. viii give the nrsi oi a series ~ aerial
entertainments at Reeds lske ol The after
noon of August ~. This Will ne rs iaf The best
attraction ever given ll Ills vicinity, and
earrv One should await fhcns ives of the op-
rortunlty of witnessing N. ffol. MniroA II
Iaau n much experience in this hne. lis
balloon il new and considerably larger than
the average hof-alr balloon. With lt. the pro
fe~~lr says he can easily reach hfl-li ~
four 10 fNe thousand feet from the earth. a nd
from his chest point NlH leap iu tie earth
with parachute. The first few hundred feet
- '-- 1880
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

1ftInt h4A> hAkt LNfo . hsuss aN4
'NhF' sssts eol4lastc4 Au< sillA lo4el.
; ~ud >ee 4 i ls Aet : ssrs4ll Sea sea. a.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

A DESERVING WELCOME

hzIs1saa. tAs Asls Oh3o >s~sP4R~r
aza- - 49,. kssss ti.a 4k Ciaelsa-ti-
, 1889-05-25
CUT OFF HIS NOSE.
Peter Appel's Assault on Banker
w. p. Hunter.
A Prominent Citizen of Green River
Frightfully Manned.
Nose Cut Off, Cheek Laid Open and
JaWbone Barred.

w. p. Hunter, of the Green River
banking house of Hunter & Morris, was
frightfully MANNED IN an encounter with
one Peter Appel at that place Thursday.
Appel has been suspected of circulating
ibelous stories about the business of Hun
ter & Morris. One of these injurious
yarns was traced directly to him and Mr..
Hunter called for an explanation upon
meeting the offender in Chas. Spinner's
butcher shop. Appel boldly confessed to
repeating the SANDER in question and
gave as his authority a ranchman living
fifty miles from the town. Hunter de-
clared that he did not believe the ranch
man had ever said anything of the sort.
DO you mean to call me a liar?' ex-
cltedlv inquired Appel advancing to Hun
ter with his fists in position for fighting.
The bankers reply was to fell with a blow
his traducer.
Appel fell beside a cutting block and as
he arose seized a long, sharp butchers
knife and made at Hunter with the muir
NSAOuo "OnpOh" Luz bhuhCE bOuRub W
escape from his frenzied assailant, but
without avail. The keen blade whizzed
through the air ike a duelist's sword and
descended on Hunters face. His nose
was completely severed, cheek laid open,
iawbone barred and muscles of the neck
exposed. The warm blood rushed in a
perfect stream from the face of the pros
trate mar and the spectacle of the gaping
wounds brought thoughts of brutal muir
derto the beholders. Appel was taken from
the scene of his bloody work and placed in
the county Jail, while the physicians and
surgeons within call set about to alleviate
the suffering of the unfortunate Mr..
Hunter.
Hunters nose was replaced and held in
position by more than 100 stitches. The
surgeons are trying the experiment of
grating it on again. While the wounds
are serious, Mr.. Hunter will recover.
, 1889-05-25
WORKING a BIG FORCE.
Sixteen Carpenters Working on the
New Shops.
twenty-five Carloads of Brick
Have Been Laid.
Contractor Sharp Pleased With the
Progress of the Work.

Sixteen carpenters comprise an orches-
ira which fills the air in the vicinity of
the new shops with delightful music. The
men labor under the directions OF Fore
man w. w. Douglas and demolish lum-
Der in an appalling manner. They work
up a couple of carloads a day and the
force is soon to be increased. The Oregon
lumber merchants whom Contractor
Sharp visited a month ago succumbed to
the great builders winning ways and
promise to keep him well supplied with
the materials in which they deal.
The largest brick yard in Kansas City
is giving employment to a large number
Of extra men to fill the order for the
Cheyenne shops. Twenty-Five carloads of
brick have been placed in the walls within
the past week and when this portion of
the work is well under way eight carloads
per day will be handled by the brick
layers. This pant of the job alone will
employ a small army of men. Several
carloads Of brick, including 20,000 of the
fire variety were received yesterday.
The stone work on the foundation of
the main machine shop building is fin
ished and one foundation wall of the
boiler room is up. This will be finished
in a few days.
Concreting continues on almost as large
a scale as ever. A portion of the nine
and a half feet on which the foundation for
the massive smoke stack will rest has been
dumped into the great square hole, while
the trenches for the blacksmith shop
foundation are being filled with the mix.
ture of cement and crushed stone.
Three car loads of cement are used
daily.
Contractor Sharp yesterday returned
from Kansas City, where he has been
purchasing material and arranging for its
shipment. He was well pleased with the
condition of the work here and is conf
dent that Mr.. Pullman, the general fore
man, will rush things. Mr.. Sharp rather
likes Cheyenne and will remain her until
tomorrow.
Sixty men are now employed at the
new shops and the number will be in
creased next week.
, 1889-05-25
A Tramp Special.

These were the passengers abroad a
tramp special run to Colorado juno
ton last night: Trainmaster Green, night
Yardmaster Linderman (conductor),
Deputy Sheriff Thomson, Officers In
gals and Finch, Constables Smith and
Douglas.
Only two tramps were captured, al
though a large number of the catch as
catch-can travellers had been seen there
in the afternoon. The tramps build fires
in box cars and do much damage.
Every effort is now being made to rid
the city of tramps.
, 1889-05-25

The estimate for pcrfecting the city
water system by having a pipe line in
stead OF an open ditch from the scource
to the Mahpahlutah reservoir north OF
the city is $l0,Sl0. Six months ago this
work would have cost $l2,463.S 80. but the
city now gets free freight on all material
to be used in extending or altering the
water system. The original estimate of
SIS, 900 contemplated connection with the
main at the pump house near the boule-
ward. All the figures were made by City
Engineer Miller and published exclusively
in THE LEADER.
, 1889-05-25
WERE THEY FABRICATEDe
A Peculiar Error in the Harris Let
tiers About Solder.

Discovery of certain facts here yester
day tends to strengthen the belief OF some
Cheyenne gentlemen that the Harris let
tiers on the mysterious assassination of o.
b. Selden were fabricated by someone in
terested.
ln one communication Harris says of
Kelly and himself: We went to Chey-
enne via the Union Pacific railroad and
then took a branch road to a place called
Il think Wendover. This was on the
9th or It'll of August, 1887"
Now the branch line referred to was
not completed to Wendover until Novem-
Der 10, 1857, and her the terminus was
called Cottonwood. The name was not
changed for several months.
This is a very weak spot in the confess
sion of Harris, WHO claims to have been
hired to assassinate Selden. 1t looks as
though all of the letters had been manu-
featured and that the writer had made a
very serious error.
, 1889-05-25
THE CORNER STONE.
Arrangements for the Celebration are
Well Under Way.

The corner stone arrangement COM
mite has already accomplished much, and
no trouble is anticipated in executing the
popular plans on the project.
Contractor Sharp was interviewed yes
terday and promptly expressed hearty APP
proval of the corner stone idea. He re-
newed his proffer to furnish a suitable
stone and have it appropriately lettered.
He will also lend all assistance in his
power to make the affair a grand success
and will suspend work on the shops for
the day. Mi. Sharp is a broad guage
man of a stamp which entities him to full
fellowship with the Cheyennese.
The day selected was suitable to Mr..
Sharp, but he suggested that the subject
be referred to Chief Engineer Bogue.
Col. j. K. Juffrey addressed a letter to
that official Yesterday and will doubtless
receive a favorable reply in a couple of
days. Mr.. Huntley, the engineer in
charge, anticipates that the date will be
acceptable.
Capt. NJ. W. Lyon of Camp Carlin
has, through f. f. Addoms, offered the
committee a couple of canon for use on
the great day.
Judge Kuykendall and Alderman
jerks, the president and secretary of the
firemen's association have assured the
committed that the ceremonies on the
morning of the 10th of July will not in
any way interfere with Tie tournament
but on the contrary will be a desirable ad-
lunct to the meet.
, 1889-05-25
TOWN TALK.
Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked Ut
Throughout the City.

"
Now for a strawberry festival.
Mrs. Lieut.. Ogle gave a party at the
post last night.
McNulty was remanded back to Jail by
Judge Maginnis yesterday.
For loans on real estate and ranches see
j. d. Gill, 1921 Ferguson street.
Mrs. T. B. Adams gave a high tea to
about thirty lady friends yesterday.
f. B. Sheldon of this city has been re-
appointed a notary public for Laramie
county.
A New York insurance company re-
Gently refused to write a policy for a
Cheyenne policeman.
II. Il. Buechner and Phillip Zehner
have received from the Union Pacific a
deed to a portion of lots 10 and IL, block
al; $500.
The county commissioners were in ses-
sion yesterday studying the delinquent
tax list. Several claims for rebates on
accounto of double assessment were al
lowed.
The delights Of travel with none of its
discomforts will be the attraction at the
opera house tonight. The inimitable
Raglan will conduct his hearers along the
Rhine and through Switzerland.
, 1889-05-25
POINTS.


N. r. Davis is in Colorado.
Hon. j. A. Riner is home from Raw
Inns.
DIR. W. A. Hooker, of Evanston, is in
the city.
Mrs. Elwood Mead has returned from
Indiana.
Hon. W. W. Corlett left for the West
yesterday.
R. w. Phillips, Chicago, is an Inter
Ocean guest.
Ex-Governor Baxter is back from an
Eastern trip.
Geo. G. Masten and Frank Kemp are
back from Ogden.
H. z. Hodges, Union Pacific chemist,
passed east yesterday.
j. d. Freedom and A. j. VIM will
return from the east to-day.
Division Engineer Pattcn of the Union
Pacific returned from the west yesterday.
Mn. L. II. Hopkins, of Providence,
r. l., is visiting her son, the well known
horseman.
Will King, who had another attack OF
hemorrhage last Monday night, is still
confined to his room.
Ed. Gerrans, who has been a Burling-
ton train dispatcher at Lincoln, is to be
come z Union Pacific operator here.
w. w. Borst. railway commissioner
for Colorado, en- route to inspect the Bur-
lington's line in the Centennial state, was
here yesterday morning. A. Campbell,
Western division superintendent for the
Burlington, was along.
, 1889-05-25
Dan nIec,s Old Trick Horse.

Died, at the farm of DIR. Campbell, near
this city, Sunday afternoon, Jimmie, in the
42d year of his age. Jimmie was only a
horse, but one round which many pleasant
memories of bygone days cling. He was the
first horse owned and trained by Dan Rice,
tho veteran circus man, and was the one used
by Rice when he ran the famous "One Horse
Circus" P. T. Barnum owned him for three
years, when no WIS retired from professional
duties, and ultimately became the property
of the late DIR. Campbell. Even at his ex-
IRENE old age he could still do several of his
old tricks, and seemed delighted in perform
ing them. He was the means of affording
amusement TO many of our citizens in their
youthful days, and if there is a heaven for
dumb beasts, all unto in wishing for Jimmie
a safe haven therein -Paris Kentuckian.
, 1889-05-25
SundnY Observance.

AT a citizens meeting held at the Meth
odist Episcopal church Thursday evening
it was decided to have Rev. w. +. Crafts,
d. d., field secretary for the Sabbath OBJ
servance society, speak here Saturday,
June %, and preach at a union service in
the Congregational church Sunday the
Both. The Sunday School society OF
Wyoming will be in session here at that
time.
L. c. Whipple was elected Wyoming
secretary for the Sabbath Observance so
ciety.
, 1889-05-25
Western Portrait COMPANY.

The Western Portrait company, with
Everett w. Glafcke as chief artist and
manager, has been formed here and will
carry on business in Cheyenne. The adj
vertisement OF the company appears in
THE LEADER.
Manager Glafcke is the young man who
executed and presented to the Catholic
fair the splendid crayon portrait of
the Rev. f. j. Nugent, exhibited
during four days of this week. The
company frames each picture and guaraS-
tees perfect likenesses in every instance.
Being a corporation enables those inter-
ested to secure all materials, including
frames, at bed rock prices.
, 1889-05-25
Garfield Beach.

The Union Pacific railway beg to an.
ounce that they will open their bathing
and pleasure resort, Garfield beach, on
Great Salt Lake, Utah, on May Is.
Garfield beach is within a few minutes
ride of Salt Lake City, and is the only
beach on Great Salt Lake having a clean,
sandy bottom, free from mud and rocks,
Bathing suits to rent for ladies' and gen
tlemen, grand concert every afternoon,
restaurant and a magnificent dancing
pavilion, make this the finest pleasure
resort in the West, and is best reached
via the Union Pacific, THE Overland
Route"
For genuine pleasure go to Garfield
beach. For excursion rates or descriptive
pamphlets apply to your nearest agent or
Il. l.. LOMAX,
General Passenger Agent, Omaha, Neb.
, 1889-05-25
CLERKS.

Special Dispatch TO The Leader.
OMAHA, May 24.-To-day thirteen
clerks in the local freight office were dis
charged on account of the dullness in
business and several more will be dis
charged as soon as Major McClintook ar
ranges for the Consolidation" Accord
ing to reports from other departments
but few men are detained who are not
actually needed.
, 1889-05-25
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS speaking.

OBSERVERS OFFICE, Cheyenne, May
%, lSS9.-Tbe report of rainfall for the
IL hours ending s p. n. yesterday was
as follows: Rawlins trace, Rapid City
.US inch, North Platte IA, Denver .02,
St. LOUIS "a. Valentine 40, Kansas
City 10. and Fort Elliott 90.
Range of temperature in Chey-
enne from 45o to 6l0. Rainfall, .0S inch.
For to-day, occasional light rain and
slightly cooler.
, 1889-05-25

Read the following: Mr.. G. H. Morris,
Newark, Ark, y Was down with
Abscess of Lungs, and friends and physi-
clans pronounced me an Incurable Con
sumptive. Began taking DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, am now
on my third bottle, and able to oversee
the work on my farm. 1t is the finest
medicine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur; Ohio, says:
Had it not been for DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption | would have
died of Lung Troubles. Was given up
by doctors. Am now in best of health. /"
Try it. Sample bottles free at DR.. W.
N. Hunts drug store.
, 1889-05-25
Chiongo,s Boom Attitude.

A boom is not wanted in Chicago, says
a leading paper of that great city. Ger
tainly not by her real estate men. The
boom may work well enough for a year
or so in small towns like Kansas City or
Omaha, but ii is bound to die out and
leave things, as in those cities, fiatter than
ever before.
, 1889-05-25
Free Dancingl
Free Musicl
Free Lunchl
Wyoming Creamery and jerks Butter
at Il. S. Johnston & Bro.


Complaint has often been made that
meals on dining cars are expensive. On
the Union Pacific aud Northwestern solid
train from Denver to Chicago passengers
are furnished the best the market affords
for rs cents.
, 1889-05-25
Heavily Fined.

Potter CAN'T, the Union Pacific detec-
tive who beat his mistress in one of
Margaret Henne's houses the other day
was fined $50 and costs by Judge Lee
yesterday.