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, 1897-04-07
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.
Hot soda at Settele's.

Hot soda at settele's.
Go to Braidwood's for the finest cup
OF coffee in town.
Twenty cars of cattle were loaded out
yesterday and a number are being fed
today.
1t didn't take long to beat a path
through the snow to Browns. Every,
body knows he sets the best table.
Larry Fee was seen by City Marshal
Hiskey this morning and stated that
he would be present at the council meet
ing tonight.
John Slater will be in Laramie and
will hold meetings ut Roots opera
house Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evenings OF this week.
Laramie has shoveled herself out Of
the snow banks and comes up t. the
business scratch again with the usual
smile On her fair face.-Denver Post.
The Woman's Auxiliary of st. Mat
thew's will meet on Thursday afternoon
1t s.oV I "a VIC yhdtu u otlCCN.
A full attendance is especially desired.
All members of the chapter, B. s. A.
OF st. Matthews, are hereby requested
to be present at the regular monthly
meeting to be held this 7th day of April
at s p. m.
The funeral of thu title girl Of Mr..
and Mrs. Willis Jensen took place this
afternoon from the Scandinavian Luth-
eran church, and was attended by a
large of friends.
1t has been decided by the school
board that children from families hav-
ing the measles may attend school 30
long as they themselves are not afflicted.
New cases are reported daily.
The snow blockade on the Cheyenne
and Northern. which has tied up tie
: line for a week, was raised this morning,
when regular passenger service was
: again commenced.-Sun-Leader.
Brown, the popular restaurant man,
has rented the Carroll place, on the
llSCy anu Will mel ~ PkoNluC LII
own milk and cream for the restaurant
tables, insuring plenty and Of excellent
quality.
Mr.. Ora Haley has received word from
. Hy. Bernard. foreman Of his Hayden,
: Colo, ranch, that VIM. McCune Is slow
ly sinking and that he fears that he will
never recover from the shock of his re-
cent terrible injuries. This sad newe
: will be received with sorrow by Billy
= McCune's many friends in this city.
A special to the Denver Republican
says: AS soon as the effects Of the re.
cent storm are removed The oil business
OF Casper will become active. Five
teams Of from IL to 16 horses each have
been ordered on the road to haul oil
!, from the Salt creek wells to the refinery
!, in this city. Drilling outfits are on thu
. way for the use of the Hawkeye and
Washington companies, both of which
will commence drilling on their Sail
creek properties as soon as the heavy
q snow disappears.
, 1897-04-07
ANOTHER BODY FOUND.
Remains Of John Lociro, the Mexican
Sheep HeIder. Recovered.

Another page Of the awful history Of
last weeks blizzard was added yester-
day afternoon. and another addition
made to the already large list of fatal
results, when the party of rangers who
have been riding the prairies since last
Thursday In search of the missing.
found the dead and frozen body Of John
Luciro, the aged Mexican, employed by
sheep herder, at one of their northern
camps.
1t will be remembered that the unfor-
tunate herder left his cabin during Tues
day nighL's storm to go to a corral. a
few rods distant, to see how his flocks
we're weathering the fierce blizzard. He
was not seen again and owing to the
remoteness OF the cabin and corral from
any other habitation, it was known that
the old nan had persisted, and the find
ing of his body would be a matter OF bu,
a few days.
W. w. Gleason, general manager oi
the Warren Live Stock company, who
resides in this city, was apprised by tele-
phone from The East Wind Mill and
only stated that the herder was found
one and one-half miles northwest of tina
place. on a bare spot, and that the re-
mains had been brought in to the Wine
Mill ranch, which is about 26 mile.
northeast Of Cheyenne.
Coroner Trumbull was notified a
once and left at 4:30 this morning &C
companied by Johnnie Meyers, 10 brini
in the body.
John Luciro came to Cheyenne abou
three years ago from Pueblo, since which
time he has been in the employ Of tn,
Warren company as a herder Little
known Of his past or regarding his rela
tives. A letter was received, however
a few days ago from Jose Maxine, q
Pueblo and a message has been sen
him. asking for information about tn
dead man.
Coroner Trumbull will, in all prob
, 1897-04-07
PERSONAL

J. Frank went to Denver on No. 2 last
night.
John Seaton went to Wyoming thie
morning.
Avery T. Holmes went to the capital
on the noon train.
Mayor M. C. Brown has business In
Evanston and will be absent till Fri.
day.
Homer Merrell of Rawlins passed
through en- route home on the morning
train.
George s. Busk, F. o. Harrison. B. A
Hebeler and A. Y. P. Murray are in from
the Harrison ranch.
, 1897-04-07
TWO STOCKS CONFINED.

George Hunt, the enterprising merch-
ant, has combined the two grocery
stocks-ths Coop. and the Bauman-
and 10 now giving the people Of the city
the beos1t Of the rare bargains made in
the two purchases. OF course he cannot
sell these goods for the prices he Ii ask
ing without getting the cash, and that
10 accepted from rich and poor alike.
The old Coop. store has been thorough
~ renovated and presents . very neat
appearance. Mr. Leroy Grant has been
installed y manager and james David
son ~ his assistant. For great bargains
in groceries give the consolidated stores
. can. m13m1
, 1897-04-07
TO LET Oh THE MOST REASON.
ABLE Terms.

Two sections Of good farm and hay
lands within two miles of Laramie
court house. The Pioneer ditch run.
ming through both places. Good house,
stables, wells, with wind mills, fencing
and land under cultivation.
VIII also sail Ut . sacrifice all tools,
machinery and live stock on the place.
Terms reasonable.
For further information, call at the
store Of the Trabing Commercial Co.
Old papers to put under your earpses
Ct The Republican omca.
, 1897-04-07
news or TIE VARSITY.
THE WORK OF THE CLOSING
TERM BEGUN IN GOOD
EARNEST.
Many Choice Items Of Interest From
Wyoming's Leading Educational
Institution, Written by The Repub-
lican's Bright Correspondent-Har-
vard's Dean Congratulated.

The work Of the closing term at the
state university began in good earnest
on Monday. Assigning of lessons took
and selling of the last years books by
those who passed" Occasionally you
will hear. do you want to dispose OF
your zoology Tor other text book as the
case may be), Miss Az" "Oh, no
think too much OF that. I want to keer
it." More often you will hear. Il am
glad l am through with that stuff"
, 1897-04-07
d

The new ballot was used in this cleo
ton, for the first time in the state, and
many were the mistakes made in vot-
ing. Although the instructions are
printed In plain language at the head OF
the ticket, nearly 100 ballots were cast
in this city which were questionable.
More than 80 were cast in the second
precinct which did not have the X in
the party square at the head Of the bal
lot, but they were decided to be legal
by the Judges. Other precincts had
about the same proportion. One ballot
voted in the second precinct had the
party designation in both squares,
Lohlein scratched from the ticket and
an X was put opposite the names Of Mil
Ter and Nash, leaving Hassett blank. II
the voter had tried to make q tumble OF
the matter it could not have been done
completely. The ballot was not
counted at all.
The counting was quickly done, not
over an hour being consumed in the
actual work. This was due Of ourse to
the small number Of names on the tick
ct, there being only two to count in
each precinct.
In the Third ward Bamforth and Fee
tied, each receiving 1O7 ballots. The law
provides that in case Of q tie the city
council shall make a choice and the Ger
tifoate shall be Issued to the person
named by that body. The canvass Of the
vote, under the new law should be made
in exactly the same manne as the vote
Of county elections. and certificates Of
election are issued by the county clerk.
1t Is probable, therefore. that the coun-
ty clerk and two justices Of the peace
will make the Of the returns
from yesterdays election. although
many are Of the opinion that 1t is the
duty Of the city council. The new law
is in effect and must control save in
cases where exceptions are made.
With this article is published a tabu-
lated statement OF the complete returns.
, 1897-04-07

ability, not return before Thursday. The
road are in an almost impossible con-
dition and two days will be required to
make the trip.
, 1897-04-07

The ladies' of the German Lutheran
Aid society will hold a fair and concert
April 20 ut Maennerchor hall. Supper
from s to 8. Menu: Sauer kraut, winer
wurst, cold meats. salads. etc. Supper
Is cents. Dancing Is cents. Admission
10 cents. st
, 1897-04-07

Miss Wheeler has returned from Den
yer and has rooms at Mrs. Blake's, corn
er Thornburg and Fourth street, where
she will be pleased to meet her old Gus
toners.
, 1897-04-07
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAI
DEED.
STATE OF WYOMING,
Comfy n Albany. "A

DEED.
STATE OF WYOMING,
County ot Albany. u.
To all persons whom 1t may concern:
You are hereby notified that at a sale d
taxes. held ON the 18th day Of May. 1895
by Thomas L. Mckee, county treasurer
the undersigned purchased the follow
ing described real estate, situated in thu
county OF Albany, State Of Wyoming. to.
wit:
Lots 1, 2. 3. 4. s. 6. block 2s5. Lara,
mic. Wyoming.
That the Atd real estate Was assessed
and taxed for taxes for the year 1894,
in the name oe Hkas JAuch; that the
time Tor the redemptjon Of sid real -
tats from sid tax nh viii expire On the
18Th day Of nay. 1851; and that the I'M
deraigned. the owner q the csrtt6cats
oe purchase 1t aid rel estate. viii. On
the 10th day Of July, 1887, apply to the
couaty treasurer ot Albany county. Wy
oming, for . dssd thersfor., u by law
provided.
Dated ut Laramie, Wyoming. ths 9Th
day oe April, A. D. 1897.
3osts. VALENTINE HORNING.
, 1897-04-07

whisper II to yoaf nslsAboss hat IL
Rsvubtiean = IL bsst paper ta IL
ssats, anA tAat Il o. - lad 6ne -
sm1b ~ neokA.
, 1897-04-07

have seen Mr.. e. D. Carter's work
as an optician and can recommend him
as competent and having the necessary
facilities to 6t glasses correctly.
cost W. N. SALISBURY. N. D.
, 1897-04-07

TO CURE A COLD I'm ONE DAY
Take Laxative Brom0 Qulnine Tablets.
All druggists refund The money II Il
fails to cur0. &c,
, 1897-04-07

A daily paper for 80 esats pr moasl
b pretty cheap reading.
, 1897-04-07
JAMES JOHNSON STILL MISSING

JAMES JOHNSON STILL MISSING.
Mail Carrier John Harris arrived from
the Horse creek country last evening
and reports that parties searching for
the missing johnson brother had not
found any trace Of him at the time he
passed the Wind Mill. Mr.. Harris stat
ed, however, that the searchers were
securing every inch of country and hop
ed to find the body at any time.
John Mihan and Barney Smith left
yesterday morning to join the search.
ing party.
Deputy Sheriff Warlaumont has re-
turned from the scene where the aban-
doned wagons were found. Only one
hog died from the effects OF the storm.
Cheyenne Tribune.
, 1897-04-07

StO0out kOuu0 guilty. Oi cTlDDlWS,
which, Of course, means cheating in ex-
aminations, Rotations, or essay-writ-
ing, will be suspended and his name
posted on the college bulletin board.
Every university student in the land
should throw up his hat for Dean Briggs
Of old Harvard, who says: "If a man,
invited to lecture before a society OF
gentlemen, reads, without acknowledge
ment, another mans work, everybody
knows where 10 put him. His offense Is
not a breach Of rules, but fraud. :
own credit, marked with his own signa-
ture. a composition copied from another
mans work. No matter what his mo-
tive; no matter how agreeable he is; no
matter how he is benumbed by the tor
por of public opinion; nc matter whether
he is generally upright with his fellows
and is going by and by to be upright
with everybody, for the time being, and
in this particular, he b q liar" Every
graduate Of college who receives his
diploma side by side with one who Is
known by his fellow students to have
gained his place through ~''cribbing' In
recitations as we'll rs examinations, feels
the injustice and Is cory to realize that
a diploma which can be awarded where
only cheating and not merit exists is Of
little meaning and must be 50 consider
ed by the public. Perhaps the time will
soon come when q diploma can only be
awarded where work 10 actually accom-
plished. We present u compliments
and thanks to the dean Of Harvard.
-=II@-
Several weeks ago, at the English
Cuba young gentleman's overshoe very
mysterfously disappeared. The next
week, IN the bulletin board, appeared
the following notice: THE Saturday
evening English club will hold their
regular meeting. II possible. bring the
lost over shoe, but do not fail to bring
Emerson's Over SOUL"
-=||@-
Miss Harriet knight, one Of the
brightest members Of the class of '98,
has returned to the university after hav-
ing spent a pleasant weeks vacation at
her home in Evanston.
-=|I--
A specimen Of fossel leaf discovered at
the Dutton creek coal mines by Prof.
, 1897-04-07

wANrED-A good cool. Apply 1t o.
ThornbarS street
, 1897-04-07

The latest results oe pharmaceutical
science and tho BEST modern appliances
are awaited Of in compromising Ayers
sarsaparilla. Hence, though half-a-
century in existence ~ . medicine. II Ia
fully abreast of the age in all that goes
to make 1t the standard blood-purider.
, 1897-04-07

Eyes tested free. lt guaranteed. Pri,
es for glasses reasonable.
20tf ED. CARTER.
, 1897-04-07

Ned Fitch entertained the senior class
on Friday evening Of last week. A very
enjoyable evening was spent. Cards
were played until refreshments were
served. By the way, how students do
enjoy refreshments and these were more
than refreshing. Olives, almonds, pota-
to salad, oyster patties. nut sandwiches.
coffee, sherbet and cake. No wonder the
evening. All enjoyed 1t.
, 1897-04-07
A GOOD LAUGH,

SSS0
Tonight the clever Craig and Hosmea
Dramatic company will devote the even
ing to making the theatre goers 6 Lara
mie laugh. Arabian Nights" will be
the play and 1t Is n Of those sparkling
comedies that lie void OF a serious inten-
ton. 1t Is a mirth provoker pure and
simple and an excellent cure for the
blues. A treat is In store for all those
who avail themselves Of this oppoetun-
ity tonight as this play gives the mos
general satisfaction Of any the company
is playing. Last evening in spite Of thu
inclement weather a large audience wit
messed "Linwood" and we'll repaid
for venturing out for 1t b p splendid
play and excellently produced. Mr.
Hosmer and Miss Ross repeated theii
success OF the previous evening and did
some excellent work. Az Col. Blanchard
Mr.. Hosmer proved himself an actor q
more than passing ability and in hi
stronger scenes held the audience com
pletely under his control and was thu
recipient OF much well merled applause
Mics Ross ~ Lucille was q decided suc.
cess. Her work stands out clear. perfec,
and 4inished in every detail. Her scsosl
with Mr.. Hosmer were superb. All thu
members Of the company ere clsvsl
painstAking actors aad actresses. It \
- -
, 1897-04-07

Prof. Irene M. Morse has been invited
to lecture before the triennial meeting
OF the teachers. students and alumni Of
he Salem, .Mass., normal SCHOOL. This
normal school ID one Of tho Oldest and
probably the best In America, and the
Invitation may we'll be considered . dis
tinctio0.
, 1897-04-07

A specimen OF fossel leaf discovered at
the Dutton creek coal mines by Prof.
Knight has been named Populus
Knighti by DR.. F. H. Knowlton Of the
United States geological survey. An
other honor for the university.
, 1897-04-07

President Graves as colonel OF the
military department is combining his en-
tire time to infantry tactics" He has
already become quite proficient and ia
miliar with the art-pater familias.
, 1897-04-07

This term quite . change has beeo
made in tho marking system. Hereafter
e1rdes will not be recorded Or reported
BY psr cents. but by the A. b c. system.
Any student standing % Or over will be
marked A.; so to %. B.; 70 to 90 c.. and
below 70. D., which means = failure.
This method has bseo adopted and Prov
Cd successful in many II ths most Wuo-
inent eastern colleges.
, 1897-04-07

Miss Harriet knight, one Of the
brightest members Of the class Of '9S,
has returned to the university after hav-
ing spent a pleasant weeks vacation at
her home In Evanston.
, 1897-04-07

Several weeks ago. at the English
Cuba young g~e0tleman's overshoe very
mysteriously disappeared. The next
week, on the bulletin board, appeared
the following notice: "The Saturday
evening English club will hold their
regular meeting. II possible. bring the
lost over shoe, but do not fail to bring
Emerson's Over SOUL"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-26
AUGUSTA CHURCHES.
Sunday Services Are Cordially Invited
ioAttend.

THE Gospel. TEMPERANCE meet.
ing will be held n the rooms Of the w
c. r. u. Sunday at 2i3.
SEVENTH DAY ADvENTISTSH HALL
gospel discourse Sunday. 20 L. NJ, by
Elder Osbourne Of Palmyra, Me.
GOSPEL MEETINGS at 81 Capito
street on Sunday at 1920 A. M. and 7.3'
p. NJ. Sunday school at II o'clock.
Rev. jesse Mcpherson of WirthroI
Center. will attend service at the chlpe
on Capitol street on Sunday at 1876 A. M
ST. MARKS CHURCH: Holy Com
munion at o'clock in the morning; sec
ond service at 1890; evening prayer at I
O'clock: Sunday school at L.
ST BARNABAS CHAPEL, BANGOR
Sunday school at 2.45 p. NJ: evening
prayer and sermon at 3.3 p. NJ.
UNIvERSALIST CHURCH.: Rev G,
A. Hayden pastor. morning service al
1890 with sermon by the pastor; Sunday
school at noon; young peoples praise
service at +. Nj.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH;
Public worship Sunday at 1879 A. NJ
with sermon by the pastor Rev. g =
Cummings, on ..rhe Sunday Question:.
Sunday school at noon: general prayer
and praise meeting at 1.Sl in the evening
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
will be held Sunday at 1879 a. VI. at No
| -
school Immediately after the service.
Testimonial service and remarks on
Christian Science every Friday al 1870 L.
NJ.
FREE BAPTIST CHURCH: Morning
sermon at 1879 by Rev. J. u. Jordan.
formerly pastor of this church; sunday
school at noen; juniors meeting at 3.an
.P. NJ; young peoples meteng al $50 7.
NJ; prayer and praise meeting at 1.5o 4.
NJ
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH,: Ser
vices tomorrow as follows: Morning
sermon at 1870 by the pastor, Il. > Cros-
by; subject. The Race and the Crown;
Sunday School at HE; young people s
meeting at 6.i,. Mrs. Packard. leader.
Preaching at T. NJ. subject, "Sectarian-
ism
FIRST BAPTIST cHURCH: J. NJ
Wyman pastor. morning worship at lVD
with sermon as announced for last sun
day. especially FOR the young peapis !,
Sunday school at noon. juniors at T.
NJ. young peoples and general service
held at the same hour. O'Clock. Seats
free.
WATER STREET MISSION: Si-1day
services at 3 =. NJ, conducted by Key.
Jesse Mcpherson. Sunday evening nj '.5J
and every evening during the week, eN-
cept Monday. led by the pastor. Miss Ma
tiIda Atkinson. Bible reading "Wednesday
p M prayer meeting, Saturday L. NJ. AT
3 clock.
THE SALVATION ARMY: There will
DO n VERY special celebration of the En-
signs birthday on Saturday, June 70
'rilere Will he an lee Cream Festival IN
lhe, afternoon al p. NJ. continuing until
80 r. NJ AT night special ATTRACTIONS.
also on Sunday the 2lth. This is the 10Th
birthday spent by Ensign Bree IN the
Salvation Army as an army ofhcer
con ,iREGATIoNAL CHURCH; 1899,
morning worship with sermon by the
pastor: subject. by request. How 10 In
crease the knowledge and Power o' the
Scriptures in the Life Of our Modern
World" Il NJ, Sunday school; T. ".
Junior Endetx or: eco p. NJ. Y. +. 5. G. +.
meeting: 7.30 p. NJ. evening service. with
address by the pastor; subject. some
Lessons From the Life of Queen Vieto-
ria.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

A boy or girl who has never seen
curiosity as lady who never had
sweetheart and aside from the infinite
pleasure it gives children a menagefie
is a school of study for both old ana
young Mr. Leon w. Washburn's cir
Gus is coming this way and in the ami
nal department. each cage has painted
in plain letters the name of the occu-
pant, so that all that read may fuzzy
instruct themselves as to the nature
and from what cline the different
beasts came FROM SO besides giving
amusement il is also a school of in
ssruction whose teachings are never
forgotten. History tells of the ancient
Romans and their hippodOme races
and they are faithfully portrayed IN
this great travelling show and the many
thrilling and spirited races are greeted
with round after round of hearty APP
plause In the circus numerous fe2ts
of riding, leaping, vaultinS, tumbllnS
and juggling are seen as well as skilled
aerial performances. The troupe OF
Royal Japs from Tokia are marvels OF
dexterity in balancing and high WIRE
ascensions. a particularly amusing
novelty in the museum is the cat miils-
trels. These familiar little animals
play on numerous musical instruments
and display an amount of intelligen Sc
seldom seen in animals. The parade Is
large and the free exhibition the most
startling ever seen in this country
Captain Bailey the San Francisco ilfe-
man dives from an aerial ladder one
hundred and twenty-five feet high INTO
a life saving net below. 1t is said TIC
be worth going many miles to see Inc
show will exhibit here Saturday, June
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-26

A niece of n slate tombstone thai
once was. came to light, Friday, at the
excavation for a wall that is beiug
made about the road to the Steambo-t
landing. 1t is probably about 75 years
old. There is nothing on it to locate It's
history. The only explanation which
has offered itself is that it once stood
on some grave and it was broken. The
pieces. of which this is one. We're
thrown down where found. it having
once been a place for rubbish. Not Tar
ayav on what is now Dickman street.
was once a tombstone factory DOUBT
less it was from this that the fra@-
ments were taken when the new stone
was substituted, presuming that ut was
substituted. This rather knocks all the
history out of THE piece. There ere only
n few letters on it, the last part OF th'
werd consort, used at that time where
r,,w wife is inscribed. followed by the
word of. But. that's as far as N goes.
If has some exceptionally good engraV-
;np on 1T. and is not uninteresaing III
can he seen in Bowditch IL Webster .
window.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-26
SAID BY A CATERER
To Be Injurious.

Djd vou ever live near BuHalo! II
so vn,, know that firm OF fancy grocefs'
familiar to every one in western Ne"
York state. Faxon. Williams n faNoii'
q,,,jr business makes them experts III
the .ood things Of the table.
Tha hetld of the house VIII tell any
,,ro,,,ir.,. mat when Postum Cereal eof-
g. ,,,.e nnt into his own house in place
,f tc,,.v coffee. il permitted them TO
a,iov = delicious coffee beverage ana
. n,;r !, health wrcre formerly they
,vere denied coffee because of ITS erect
an tbs bt.aMh of the different nlemEers
of The family.
Postum. HeiIls' Tat %
o1,,, a,,, Is, TAX n by the weakest stoni-
oni, nc nature has wisely provided tEar
49, .ays.. ef the field can be diSeSte'i
,,7, md IS Postum looks like The
60 ,,ec4.,a and has the coffee taste. II
f,Is t,s want of The coffee drinker very
nicely.
| pna,rc os the fraudulent imitation OF
..;.,.nal Postum Cereal Grain COFFEE
Insist on Postum.