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cows, Dogs, POULTRY. ETC.

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comb. 75c for Is. 3416 Humboldt az s.
JERSEY, THE6H sATUR-:
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BUSINESS CHANCES :,

1N~~>%~seeSsSes~SS srs>rss>e~~s~~~sese
I DO YOU WANT "A GOOD DIAMOND, WATCH
i or piece Of jeweiry.f John S. Allen, jeweler,
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BOARD AND ROOM

BOARD AND ROOM IN MODERN HOUSE, ON
car Lire; home board. references exchanged.
1900 18th av s. 80
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MINNET0NKA PROPERTY

A.
A. CHOICE LOT oF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
proved property all parts Of Minnetonka. p. r.
JAEGER ToRELLE, $40 BANK OF
SEE Commerce Building, about Lake Mime
tonka and other suburban real estate.
FINEST BUILDING SITE ON sPRING Pack
bay, 1875 feet beach, 800 feet deep, faces south;
large natural trees; about five minutes walk
to station. Apply N. Martinson, Wayzata,
MINI. sss 'i,z, is4 IS
ONE NEW BROOM FURNISHED COTTAGE
and one new 5-room cottage unfurnished, on
shore OF lake at Mound; less than ten minutes
walk to station. Apply W. Martenson, Way
zata, MINI.
$200-o-RoOM FURNISHED COTTAGE, LAKE
Is front and Boat, Tonka Bay.
$150-Furnished, boat and wood, lake front
age. near station, north shore. I'll
50, O00-For sale and very cheap, nine rooms
4 and furniture, so feet lake frontage, popular
location; big bargain. 5sss.,. g.:s 4
$1,5O0-For furnished eight-room Minneton-
ner lot; Gideon Bay; fine lake front.
we Insure farm and city property.
LAUDERDALE CO.. Temple Court
FOR RENT-Two COTTAGES ar sPRING
Beach, Lake Calhoun. for rent. n. e. Wal
lace, millinery. 100 Nicollet AZ
500 FEET OF ELEGANT LAKEsHoKE WITH 3
acres Of land, fne buildings, fully furnished
two row boats, everything complete, $S,5OO
130 feet Of 1akeshore, Groom modern house.
everything screened and .at station. VIM hc
sold cheap. ApgAr & Korthof, Commercial
Bldg, Minneapolis. ssl Is EE
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.. LAND SEEKERS.
Free homesteads in Itasca and st. Louis coun-
ties; farming and timber claims; COO, 900 acres
North Dakota lands for sale on easy terms:
homesteads joining or. near; as acres improved
terms: lands for sale in Aitkin county, also
2 few PIECES OF government land free. For
F. ]. Nelson, 40 Temple Court, Minneapolis.
CANADIAN LANDs-3b, 900 ACRES SELECTED
close to railway, at bargain IL sold before
June 1. w. r. Finlay, 3111 Dupont az 8.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES WANTED

BARRETT 4. ZIMMERMAN, MIDWAY HORSE
Market, st. Paul Will buy horses, wagons
and harnesses at all times.
, 1903-02-09
OF UNTOLD l
The Information Contained In ThIs
G~entleman's stassment
Priceless.

The hale, the hearty, the strong can
afford to toss this paper to n side i'm
patiently when they read the following,
but any sufferer in Laramie who has
suffered hours Of torture caused by
kidney complaint will stand In his own
light If he does not follow the valuable
advice offered here.
T. C. Dickson. Of ia East 18th
street, Cheyenne, Wyo., proprietor Of
the hardware store at Guernsey, Wyo.,
says: There are scores of people like
| annoyed at intervals with attacks of
backache. who are at a loss to know
what to do when these attacks occur,
some of them much more painful than
mine and of much longer duration.
The important point is how to stop
them, particularly so If the party has
spent a good deal of time and a good
deal Of money experimenting. For
three years prior to 1899 my back ach.
ed and the action and condition of the
kidney secretions were not right. ]
had always taken as little medicine az
possible but l knew I required some
thing to assist nature and happening
to read a statement ABOUT Doan's Kid.
ney Pills took a course of the treat.
ment. 1t stopped the backache and
other indications of either weakened
or overexcited kidneys. During the in.
term, though l have resorted to the
use of a few doses Of Doan's Kidney
Pills, whenever my kidneys plainly
told me they required attention, 1 still
think that remedy is very valuable"
Plenty more proof like this from
Laramie people. Call at the Laramie
Drug Co. and ask what their customers
report.
For sale by all dealers. Price sc
cents. Foster-M ilburn Co., Buffalo, N
Y, sole agents for the United State.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no substitute.
, 1903-02-09
D~unfermIine Abbey.

great hall OF the castle, where, in the
presence of the mobiles of Scotland.
they delivered their commission in the
demption of Orkney and Zetlard
which, they alleged, belonged to De.
mark. and which had been mortgage /
under a reversIun containing a cerlal
sum of money, which they offered 10
pay down presently for losing the
same. His Majesty replied that ne
would inquire into the matter and
reply by an Ambassador in the spring
of the year. Whereupon the said Am.
b%assadors departed.
1596-On Sept. 10 was born at Dun
feminine the Princess Elizabeth. She
was baptized in the Abbey in the pres
ence of the English Ambassadors two
months later. No great triumph was
used, but there was prodigal good
cheer, because it was the winter sea
son and Incorporate weather.
1651-Cromwell passed with a great
part of his army from Lothian to
Fyfe in July preparatory to the battle
of Pitreavie in Dunfermline parish. He
stopped q night in the castle after de.
feating the English royal army and
the Scotch loyalists.
A year before the arrival Of Crom-
well and his lronsides the castle was
vacated by Charles II snd since then
has not been tenanted BY royalty. So
far as can be traced back the castle
was first built in 100, and is n OF
the oldest in Scotland. Before the in
vention of firearms it was considered
impregnable and withstood more than
fifty prolonged sieges.
The present interior ground floor OF
the palace is covered with a mass O
rubbish on which large trees ar
growing. The roof of the main ha
feA~fn tWo hundred years ago, since
which time the castle has fallen In u
hopeless decay. Workmen will at
once begin clearing away the rubbish
preparatory to erecting ar entirely
new edince.
, 1903-02-09

Everybody knows that = toy + a
thing with which the children play,
but everybody does not know that
toys have a long, long history. and
that nearly every one. from the jump
ingjack to the Christmas tree, has q
very honorable ancestry. One day all
these ~playthings were taken as seri-
ously As the tools and weapons and
other a~ppurtenances Of man. Nay,
they were often his most cherished
possessions; they were symbols OF
his religious aspirations, factors III
his worship, sometimes the very
images Of gods themselves. Little by
little their old uses have been forgot.
ten, but no doubt they are Just as use
full and just as honorable no, aiays
since they serve to keep the young
sters out Of mischief and to give them
.healthful enjoyment.-Woman's Homo
Companion.
, 1903-02-09

The Laramie Rod and Gun club Is
deeply in earnest over the matter of de-
nying the privilege to It's members Of
fishing during the months of May and
October. but they are more particularly
opposed to cutting out May, when crest
sport can be had catching large rain
bow trout with bait IN May the wa
tiers Of the Big and Little Laramie riv.
ers are clear. the flood waters Of the
mountains not having begun to run, and
minnow fishing ID therefore prime.
The club is also much opposed to clos
ing the duck. brant ana goose season
two months earlier than at present
On the mt II March Wyoming IL sHll
ueenDuseB0 ~ aAA ~ and the AisAt
0uwEAords hnssu1e
eeasoa Tor -
, 1903-02-09
MONDAY. FEBRUARY .. 1903.
YELLOW ITEM PUNCTURED.

In Saturdays issue The Republican
Republican in relation to the anti-cap-
ital punishment bill introduced by
Representative Nolan of Weston coun-
ty that was extremely unfair to Repre-
sentative Roderick n. Matson Of Lar
annie county. The article In question
in%sinuates. at least by inference. that
Mr.. Matson was behind the bill, and
that it was referred to his committee
by collision.
Nothing could be farther from the
truth. Mr.. Matson never saw nor
heard Of the bill before it was intro
duced in the house by the representa-
tive from Weston, who. by the way. Is
a democrat. 1t was referred to the
judiciary committee. of which Mr..
Matson is chairman. by Speaker Ath-
erly because that was the proper com
mittee to which 1t should have been
referred. In committee Mr.. Matson
opposed the bill and through his in.
1uence 1t was reported without recon-
mendation. In the committee Of the
whole house he asked to be excused
from voting upon the matter at all and
the bill was killed.
It is true that Mr.. Matson is one
OF Tom Horns attorneys. and 1t is also
true that he Is q straightforward, hon,
orable gentleman. AS a legislator he
10 making . record Of which he will in
future be proud.
Representative Nolan IS also placed
in = false position before the people
by this Denver Republican article. He
asserts that he has been II opposition
to capital punishment for more thar
thirty years, that 1t Is one Of his hob
bies. and that he looked upon 1t as 9
pet measure which he brought before
the legislature as n Of the great
EVea ofhis nfe. Tom Horn had MOI
epme into his calculations III
pin was being drawn and had not bee
thought Of until brought up nv tn
newspsras.
A -yellow" item may frequently d
IN honorable citizen an injustice. henc
Tie Republican makes this statemer
of the exact facts in the case.
, 1903-02-09
A Weak Stomach

causes a weak body and invites dis.
ease. Kodol Dyspepsia curecures and
strengthens the stomach, and wards
off and overcomes disease. ]. B. Tay-
lor, a prominent merchant of Chries-
man, Tex, says: II could not eat be-
cause Of a weak stomach. 1 lost all
strength and run down in weight. All
that money could do was done. but all
hope Of recovery vanished. Hearing
Of some wonderful cures effected by
use of Kolod, I concluded to try 1t.
The first bottle benefited me, and at.
ter taking four bottles I am fully re-
stored to my usual strength, weight
and health" Laramie Drug Co., Will
hanson & Stephenson, pharmacy grad
yates.
, 1903-02-09
Laramle's First Dry Sunday

The fact that last Sunday was "dry"
III Laramie has served to agitate the
question of Sunday closing. The county
attorney of Albany county dug up an
old state law, which prohibits even drug
stores from keeping open on Sunday.
After satisfying himself that the law
was still in force he sailed forth and gave
everybody warning that if they did not
close up and stay closed during the Sab
bath that there would be something do
ing in Justice Grants court the following
Monday. There was no back talk-they
simply said: "Mr. County Attorney, the
city is yours and the fullness thereof, for
at least N Sunday. After that we will
get wits together and go after your
scalp-or that statute, it don't matter
which, so We can continue to entertain
II friends on Sunday again as of
yore."-Saratoga Sun.
, 1903-02-09

phllanthropist. economist. author and
cosmopolitan man OF the world first
saw the light of day in 1885.
Perhaps an American visiting Dun
fermline would be as much, IL not
more, interested in a little cottage in
Noodle street which first Graded the
master of millions and maker of man.
sion libraries than in the picturesque
ruins of n Of the most ancient seats
of Scotland. But II the traveller has a
fad for ruins and a fondness for the
D~unfermline castle as it is he had
hest HE him there without delay. For
the Carnegie genius, being construc-
tive rather than destructive, promis-
es to transform the ruins into a state
ly residence of which even a royal
occupant need not be ashamed.
How many millions will 1t take to
perform the Transforming miracle in
the hoary pile? Many Of them. More
because the new owner is bent upon
retaining every crag on the estate and
every weather-beaten stone in the
ruins that can contribute picturesque
ly to the ensemble antique.
1t is conservatively estimated that
five million dollars will be transform
ed into gables. towers and partierres
before Dunfermline becomes an habit
able place for the new master.
Sentiment enters largely into the
purchase-because as a killed lad
Andrew Carnegie played h%op-scotch
and h~ide-and-seek within shouting dis.
lance Of his future home.
Dunfermline is a word of lineage.
Its ancestry dates back some thous-
and years-its greatest grandfather
being the Celtic Dumfarline, which
means the watchtower upon the
stream. Once the castle was the
home of the sovereigns Of Scotland
among them being Malcolm III. and
, 1903-02-09
states,n.n. Under tho we.the,.


This has been . winter Of muc1 Ill
ness among members Of Congress
Senator Money Of Mississippi is alb
sent, reported Ill. Senator Carnac.
of Tennessee, has . bad eye, wftc.
has kept him at home and preventet
him from reading for two or thrc.
months. Senator Pritchard Of Nor;
Carolina has been In, the hospital g.
eral weeks after . W. surgio:
operation. Senator Hawley has bes
Ill In his apartments In Washingto
for months. All Of these, except Ser;
tor Hawley. are young men. The We
erans of the senate, comprising .
score Of old men well around 10, yer
never in better health, more ff1sky {
better able to take up the arduou
work which most of them have in j.;
short session Of the Senate.
, 1903-02-09
Part Of Abbey Restored.

NSUsy
Queen Margaret, Roberts I. and H.,
Davids L. and H., James w.. Queen
Mary and Anne Of Denmark. 1t was
At Dunfermline that Edward l. Of
England. in 1921, imperiously called
persons Of all ranks-earls, barons
and burgesses-to sign the rolls of
fealty.
To-day only the southwest wall and
. small portion of the eastern end re-
main. The wall which overlookS the
glen is 205 feet in length and sixty in
height, being supported by eight but
tresses. At the western end traAi.
ton still points out a high window,
now completely covered with Ivy, and
the chimney, nearly entire, OF the
room In which Charles /. was born In
1900. This also was the natal place Of
his sister Elizabeth, Queen of Bohe
mia, from which Edward the Seventh
is descended.
Should ghosts even promenade dur
ing the witching hour at Dunfermline
they would make . royal company
Besides Malcolm Ill. and Margaret
there are inferred in the castle buria
ground the following royal and dis
tinguished psrsonages:
Edward. eldest son Of Malcolm III
King Edgar.
Alexander I.
David I.
Malcolm ".
Malcolm, Earl Of Athole and hi
Countess, in the reign of William tn,
Lionhearted.
Alexander III and Margaret, his frs'
queen.
David and Alexander, his sons.
Robert I and Queen Elizabeth.
| MAthildis. their dau1htoP.
, 1903-02-09

The news Of the death of Galusha b.
Grow brought many heart-burnings to
the people Of Albany county. He was
dear to hundreds Of u old-timers. By
nature he was sympathetic and kind
hearted. AS . public oficial he dis
charged every duty with fidelity. When
county commissioner Of this county he
inaugurated a system of public high
ways that will stand as a monument to
his memory forever. He came from
old. sterling Pennsylvania and New
England stock and every fibre of his
being was thrilled by the blood of pa
triotism and loyalty. Peace to the
ashes Of Galusha B. Grow.
, 1903-02-09
rHE UNIVERSITY AND THE CON.
STITUTION.

A careful reading Of the constitution
reveals the fact that the board of trus.
tees Of the state university has not
been standing for all the rights to
which 1t is entitled. The constitution
gives to the board of trustees the right
to control the lands as well as the other
affairs of the institution, but it has been
deemed wise to permit the lands to be
handled by the state land board. The
Republican is not so sure this is the
better policy. Past experience would
indicate that university lands are eth
er neglected O. are of poor quality.
Ohicers of the state have not the inter-
est in the management Of university
lands that of1cers Of the university
would have. Therefore We believe d.
rect supervision would bring greater
revenues.
II the land business had been handled
directly during the past dozen a
there is little question but that there
would have been ere this an equitable
uAvLeAOh VI OIL tuc JANUS anu mat In6
educational institution would have now
been receiving the rentals from more
than 200. 900 acres.
The constitutional problem pro-
pounded last week in relation to the az
r%icultural college being a department
II the state university at the time of
the adoption of the constitution and
hence a permanent part thereof, has
received the consideration Of some Of
the best attorneys in the state, and
they are Of the opinion that there is
strong ground for the contention. By
the way, 1t may not be out of place to
state that the original thought along
this line was by Prof. Justus F. Soule,
who brought the matter to the atten.
ton Of President Smiley and the board
Of trustees. The professor has been
with the institution since territorial
days and is familiar with all the legis-
lation relating to the founding and de-
velopment Of the college, hence takes
q deep interest in all that pertains to
its material welfare.
, 1903-02-09
NEEDED A womAN's CARE.
Bishep Potter Of New York Tells Good
8torv on hlmaeK.

ossuOp PotSer OF NEW YORK Tells GOOD
story on Himself.
Here IL the latest story which
Bishop Potter is telling on himself.
On Friday evening. Nov. 81, the Bishop
pesforwed an ordination ceremony in
Staten Island. and, as is customary on
such occasions. wore a small. red hood
at the BACK Of his surplice.
AZ ,oA negro woman was in the
eonrsgation u an Interested listener.
Aftsr he ceremony her Mistress, wAe
w.s also present. asked her what she
thought Of 1t.
WELL" she replied. in a h~esitatins
way. II liked his speech fu~st-rate, but
I feel mighty sorry for dat man. !
guess he amt got no woman to tend
to him, has he?" she asked.
On being assured that the Bishop
was given every possible attention,
abe replied positively:
Nov. l know better dan dat, cause
one time when he turned round l saw
dat de back Of his coat was busted and
his red undershirt was shown
through"
, 1903-02-09

Do not wait until you or some Of
your family are sick nigh unto death,
and then send for Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, but
buy it now and be prepared for an en-
Urgency. 1t is the n remedy that can
always be depended upon in the most
severe and dangerous cases. For sale
by F. H.. Eggleston, druggist. /
, 1903-02-09
CONVENIENT POCKET MAPS
VI THE STATE or WYOMING

W n OF WYOMING
There having been 20 many calls re
Gently for maps Of the State Of wyo
ming. The Republican has been prompt
ed to put in = supply for it, patrons
The map selected 10 issued by Rand
McNally L Co. and IL up-t0-date In e.
cry particular. It ID arranged in nea,
book form and II suitable for carrying
in ones pocket. IL neatly covered aal
very durable. In addition tc the map
there is = large amount Of valuable In
formation concerning the state, con
tanned In the book. It has . new and or
iginal compilation and ready indea
showing In detail the sntirs railroad
system. the empress oou9any doins
business over each road ard accurate
y locates all cittss. towns, postoMcss
railr6ad statioas. villages, counties. I'M
ands. lakes, rivers, stc.
The special feature Of this poke.
map are Locating the branch o. pr
ticular division Of railroad upon which
each station . situated; the nsarss,
mailing point Of all local places; dssig
mating money order postonces; tels
graph stations, and naming the com
pany doing business ct the paint wher.
the several companies have oMcss
The population Of the various town
10 given according to the 1909 census
These pocket maps win b sold fos
the small sum Of IS csats each and car
DO had only At The Republican once
A cog. viii be given frss with every
SIX moaths' subscription 10 The Daily
Republican, paid IN advance.
The Repablican also furnishes TIT
very latest wan map issued b. Rand,
AcltAlly Z o., for he sum q q, q
will give Il frse With sanA ysasiy ~
script3oa 70 Ths Daily Rspablicaa paad
In advance. This mag b ksDt rigAt -
to the tine and shows he Unitsd
States and NJ new -possssstons On the
cne side and the world on the ether.
The Rand. slfcisaliy Z 90. Atlas q
Three Wars nay alao b had q TAs
Rspabdcaa o1aos fur he low pssoe q
% cents ~ coy. q Il WIN - givsa
frss vitA svery IL nonths s1laer,h
ton 70 Ths daily ns1abalcan - b
advancs. he A&ias b ~ iasosep
llsAsl - M 80 Dsekse -
-H--A -~RA 1870 49,
, 1903-02-09
:.as born In pnnfertfline.

'uS DVIH III OUITIPI HIIut.
1526-In the battle between the
Earls of Arran and Lennon the Abbey
of Dunfermline was dismantled and
desecrated.
15S3-James VI made a progress
from Edinburgh to Dunfermline,
where he remained for upward OF 4
year. With him were the Earls of Ar
gyle. Angus. Montrose. Boutwell,.
Marshal and Mari. On the 18th day
of June there arrived two Ambassa-
doris from the King of Denmark,
adorned with golden chains. They had
an audience with His Majesty in the
, 1903-02-09
peWitts Witch t.a.sI save.

The only positive cure for blind,
bleeding. itching and protruding piles,
cuts. burns. bruises. eczema and all
abrasioos Of the skin. DeWitt's Is the
only Witch Hazel Salve that Is made
from pure, unauthorized witch basel
all others are counterfeits. DeWftt's
witch Haxei 6alve 10 maze to cure
sou~ntsslsits . made to seA. Laramie
Drug Co, williamson Z Stephenson,
0aAna&e pAasnacasta
, 1903-02-09
carnsnls's 1irthpIses.

N1rne0soe DtFxn ptoCo.
Annabella Drummond, queen Of
Robert III and mother Of James L.
Constantine and william Ramsey,
Earls of Fife.
Thomas Randolph, Earl Of Murray,
nephew of Robert l., Regent of Scot.
land.
Robert, Duke Of Albany. and Earl of
Fife and Nonteith, Governor Of Scot
land.
Thi asssmblass is regal epnuxh
surely to satisfy even the American
merchant prince and philanthropist.
1a23-In this year was born in Dun.
feminine King David II, whose birth
gave JOY to the whole kingdom.
13ss-In this year Edwin Baliol in.
trusted the blockade of Lochlevin cas-
lie to John Of stfevelin, the master of
Dunfermiine,
l3ss-king Robert II, with his mo-
oihty, met with the Ambassador OF
ENGLAND and France to renew . tsSc,
ct Dumfermline.
!ss4-James I Of Scotland, O Of
Robert III aAt Anusksua Drumnond
, 1903-02-09

The best physic. "Once tried and
you will always use Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets" says VIII
liam A. Girard, Pease, vt. These Tab
lets are the most prompt, most pleas
ant and the most reliable cathartic in
use. For sale by F. H. Eggleston, drug
gist. 3
, 1903-02-09
CRUSHING Love Letters.

The love letters produced in evil
dence In . suit which Is attracting
considerable attention demonstrate
once more the awful results following
the conjunction of an ink bottle, .
Quire of note paper and an amoroua
young man. Every time one Of these
Affairs becomes public 1t emphasizes
the folly Of teaching male children to
write.-Chicago Chronicle.
, 1903-02-09
Escaped an Awful Fste,

Mr.. H. Higgins Of Melbourne, Fla.
writes. my doctor told me I had con.
sumption and nothing could be done
for me. l was given up to die. The
OFFER Of . free trial bottle Of d.. KINGS
New Discovery for Consumption. In
duced me to try It. Results were start
ling. am now on the road to rscov-
cry and owe all to Dr.. King's New d.
covery. It surely saved my me- This
great cure Il guaranteed for an throat
md lung Diseases ~ Char3es N. 1t.
tele. pioseer druggis& Prscs sec M
)1see Frial bodies ma