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, 1904-03-31
KILLED BY SON
Ranohman Threatens His Wife With
Shotgun and Boy Shoots Him.

Laramie, Wyo.. March 25.-.
August Pache, a ranchman living
twenty miles above Woods Land
ing, in Larimer County, Colorado,
was shot on Thursday night by
his young son, Louis Pache, aged
IA years, and instantly killed, one
shot going in back of the right
ear and coming out through the
left eye; the other shot pierced
the mans heart, and he died in
stantly.
Pache entered the kitchen of
the ranch house with a cooked
shotgun in his hand. Mrs. Pache
was washing dishes, and her hus-
band said he would give her TWEEN
ty minutes in which to sign some
papers transferring property to
him.
She said she would never sign
them, The boy went to another
room and got a pistol, telling the
father he could not kill his mo-
ther while he was there.
III kill you first, then" said
the father, at the same time turn
ing toward the boy with his gun.
The boy then shot him twice.
AT > o'clock yesterday after
noon the body was lying exactly
where it had fallen at the time of
the killing. Coroner Stewart of
Fort Collins was notified and
went at once to the scene where
aninquest was held.
Pache and his wife had been
separated. Two weeks ago they
patched mp their differences by
telephone, and the husband went
to Fort Collins and took his wife
h~ome.-Wyoming Tribune.
, 1904-03-31
A Runaway.

Last Sunday one o! the big eight
horse teams of the Encampment
transportation company got brighten
ed just as they started off the bridge
approach at this place, by a runaway
horse that came dashing past them
after throwing its rider, and started
into IA run. The team was loaded
with 1900 pounds of iron. They
ran down main street and were stop
ped by a number of men, who hap.
pened to be standing close by, after
throwing two of the horses and drag.
ging them some distance. No dam.
age was done.
, 1904-03-31
Invented a Hay Leader.

J. D.. Parker has invented a hay
loader that is attracting a great
deal of attention and favorable
comment among farmers and
ranchmen. 1t does away with the
loading and unloading of hay by
hand. A load of hay can be driven
up to a stack and unlsaded in q
lump by horse power, without
touching a fork to it. Hay
may also be unloaded into a
barn loft in the same way
A hay rack, specially constructed
loaded with hay, is driven up to q
raised platform, which can be
raised or lowered. to accommodate
the condition of the hay stack
and by mean of ropes and pull
leys, attached to a team of horses
dumped bodily onto a hay stack
or into a hay NOW. A patent has
been applied for and MI. Parker
already has calls for right to con-
struct the machine.
, 1904-03-31
The childrsn's Egg Festival.

The pupils of the Saratoga
School will give a unique enter
tainment next Saturday evening,
in the Jensen Opera House.
There will be a short entertain
ment and the song. Wyoming
will be rendered. There will also
he IA dainty supper served. The
admission will be free and it il
hoped that all will come prepared
to help the children out in their
attempt to raise money to provide
them a large clock and an Ency-
clopedia.
There will be egg races, egg
games and egg contests in which
all may take a part who wish to.
There will be colored, painted
and decorated eggs for Easter
gifts. The entertainment will be
something very pleasant and it is
expected that everybody will have
a good time. Come and have a
pleasant evening. Lunch and ice
cream and cake will be served
during the evening.
, 1904-03-31
and Mrs. Frank White, on Spring

and Mrs. Frank White, on Spring
creek. The guests assembled to
the number of about thirty, sever
al going from here, the rest being
friends and neighbors. The mer-
ry making started shortly after
the guests arrived and lasted un-
til daylight. 1t consisted of games
and dancing, and at midnight the
hostess served some light refresh
ments which vas enjoved by all.
This surprise was to be on Mrs.
White, but according TO what we
heard she knew more about i;
than some of those that got it up.
1t is useless to say that everybody
had a good time because they all
know Mrs. Whites ability to en-
terrain.
, 1904-03-31
Still Another Surprise Party.

Surprise parties seem all the
rage in Saratoga. They are quite
frequent aud have become very
popular. The last one occurred
Friday evening, when the home
of Mae Chambers was invaded by
n number of the boys and girls of
her age. aud a most pleasant ev-
ening spent with games At IL
o'clock supper was served, and
young appetites, generally good.
we're unusually SO on this occa-
sion, for the supper was delicious.
The guests were: Estella Trapp,
Bessie Wheeler, Lulu Albert.
Edith Ravens, Lena Rose, Mia
Rose, Mile Chambers, Fred
Holck, Lawrence and James Phil
lips, James Albert, Charles Nc
Phail, Willie Jones, Lon Chase,
and Floyd Lemon.
, 1904-03-31

thou hast clothed myself with a
body that thou art moi master of
thou vert condemned to a living
tomb were that body not to be
destroyed. But now through
pain and suffering out of this
tomb shalt thou come, and
through the experience thou hast
acquired shalt build thyself a new
and better body. And so on
many times, till thou spreadest
wings and hast all powers diabol-
ic and angelic concentrated in thy
flesh.
"And the bodies / took on
yielded before him, and were like
cinctures of flame upon me, but l
flung them aside. And the pains
which / endured in one body were
powers which | welded in the
next
, 1904-03-31
Plead Guilty.

The notorious murder trial that
has raised a good deal of excite
ment in Wyoming is at an end at
last. Foley, the murderer, who
was tried in Rawlins last week,
withdrew the plea of not guilty
and entered the plea of guilty and
was sentenced to three years in
the pen 10y Judge Scott. 1t WAS
thought that the former trial of
Foley on July %, 1900. WAS just
and correct, which was murder
in the second degree, and was
sentenced to % years in the pen.
After an order from the supreme
court, he was put back i'll the
county Jail and held for IA new tri-
nj set for June 26. 1903, which
was carried over till the spring
term Of court this year. He will
have to serve three years from the
date of his last sentence. as the
time he has already served in the
county Jail will not count as it
does in some cases.
, 1904-03-31
UNSUCCESSFUL KIDNAPPING
Bert Scott and Harry colley Make an
Unsuccessful Attempt to Kidnap Two
Young Ladies Here Last Saturday
Ages IA and le Years.

Last Saturday night this city
vas thrown into a state of excite.
ment by an attempt on the part of
Bert Scott and Harry Colley to
kidnap two little girls, with the
intention of marrying them, it is
supposed. The girls names are
Winnie Chase and Bette War
mock, and their ages Ia and 1G
years.
These young men got into trou-
BILE about three weeks ago, over
taking obscene pictures, Scott be.
ing a photographer here in Fred
Bakers old gallery. They were
arrested and fined $50, and a few
nights later were run out of town,
leaving a number of debts unpaid,
and said they would come back
after rounding up some horses that
Scott claimed to own over on
Snake River, and said they would
pay up and live down their past
record.
Last Friday night about eight
o'clock. Bert Scott and another
young fellow by the name of Bent
ly came to the home of b. l..
Chase and said they came over
from Rawlins to see if they could
secure men to go in on a deal and
take a contract to shear sheep. 1t
seems that Scott and Colley have
been corresponding with the girls
and had concocted a scheme to
come here and take them away
with them, unbeknown to any one.
The boys stayed at Mr.. Chase's
until Saturday evening, and in the
meantime somebody had let the
scheme out and the marshal was
put on their trail; but the boys
got wind of it and left, without
the girls, about fifteen minutes
before the marshal got down there.
Colley vas not seen in town but
was known to be in the neighbour
hood. 1t is thought that the boys
will make another trial before
long. Winnie Chase is the daugh-
ter of John Chase, who bought
out E. p. Andrews, and is no re-
lation TO the Chases where the
boys stayed.
Bently had no hand in the af-
fair, and left on the stage Monday
noon for the railroad.
, 1904-03-31
Beat This.

We met a man the other day
and approached him for some bits
of news, or anything he knew.
well" he says, Il don't know
anything, but did you ever have
bed bugs in your house?" We
told him yes, we had had exper-
fence with them in our lie time.
He says, "I'll tell you what's the
matter, we had some a while back
that were as big as a walnut and
had hair on their back one inch
long and a regular growth of snaps
on their legs. Well, my wife tried
to kill some by scalding, some
by drowning, and whenever
she saw any strutting across the
floor she threw fat irons at them,
but all to no avail, and we thought
we'd have to move out. But the
happy thought struck her that we
would corrall them and kill them
by the beheading route, and in
that way we have almost gotten
rid of them" And as we strolled
off down the street, we left him
GUESSING his lot because he had to
grind the guillotine.
, 1904-03-31
Icorbett- Britt Fight.

The fight of Corbett and Britt
that WAS pulled of in San Fran
cisco lust Friday went to the linn
it. 20 rounds, Britt gaining the
decision over champion Kid Cor
hett in the contest for the cham
pionship in the Lightweight fistic
world, On points. Like all the
champions that meet their Water
loo. Corbett is bowling fake. But
that is quite natural; we all howl
when we get beat at our own
game.
, 1904-03-31
Episcopal Church tic Have Pastor.

Gustave Jensen. Senior War
den of St Barnabas' Episcopal
Church, lately received a letter
from A~rchdeacon Cope who will
be remembered rs having held
services here several weeks ago
to the effect that the Rev. Mr.
Watson, late Assistant Rector Of
st. Marks Church, Cheyenne, has
been appointed to take charge
of the Z. Church work here in
Saratoga, and will be here very
soon after Easter, which falls this
year Oh April Bird.
, 1904-03-31
new STAGE LINE
10 be Built From Dillon to Rawlins in
the Near Future-will be S. Miles
Long To Run Daily Backed by Raw
Inns Merchants.

The Rawlins merchants are
working hard to get a new stage
line started from hat place to
Dillon, and probably to Battle and
Rambler. The road now is %
miles long, but they expect to cut
1t down to 10. 1t will run out to
the head of Sage creek, crossing
the divide at that place, following
along on the west side till it
reaches Dillon, then turning east
to Battle and Rambler. The mer-
chants of Rawlins, as we'll as the
mining districts around Dillon.
are very enthusiastic over the new
proposed route and are working
hard to get it in shape for use this
summer. 1t is thought that the
freight and machinery for the
mines will all be transported over
this route. cutting out the long
haul around by Encampment.
This will bring thousands of dol
lars to Rawlins that at the present
is going elsewhere. We hope this
will not fall fiat like most of Raw
Inns attempts to ecure the trade
and traffic of thus upper mining
district.
, 1904-03-31
Edwards Mauk.

AT the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. j. Fulkerson last evening. al
eight o'clock, Warren G. Edwards
and Miss Elmeda Mauk were
united in marriage by Rev. Nc
Bean. 1t was a very nice quiet
wedding, everything passing off
smoothly. A number of friends
and relatives of both bride and
groom were present. MIR. and
Mrs. Edwards were given many
nice presents, some being sent in
from the outside.
The groom is a young man of a
great deal of business ability and
is doing nicely in this place, and
has a large number of friends.
The bride is a young, attractive
girl, having been raised here, and
is thought a great deal of by her
friends.
After the ceremony, Mrs. Full
kerson served a lovely wedding
supper. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards
will make their home out on Pass
creek, where the groom has a
ranch on the stage line between
here and Walcott.
, 1904-03-31
The Secret Of Time and Satan.
(By Edward Carpenter.)


"The Art of creation, like every
other art, has to be learned.
SLOWLY, slowly, through many
years, thou buildest up the
body.
"And the power that thou nov
hast (such as it isl to build up
this present body, thou hast &C
quired in the past in other bod
les.
$50 in the future shalt thou
use again the power that thou
now acquirest.
"But the power to build up the
body includes all powers.
Beware how thou seest this
for thyself and that for myself
| do not say, Seek not; but be.
ware how thou seekest.
For a soldier who Is going q
campaign does not seek what
fresh furniture he can carry on
his back, but rather what he may
leave behind; knowing that every
additional thing which he cannot
freely use and handle is an imped.
iment to him.
so if thou seekest fame, OF
ease, or pleasure, or aught fol
thyself, the image Of that thing
which thou seekest will come anC
cling to thee-end thou wilt have
to carry it about-and the images
and powers which thou hast thu,
evoked will gather round anC
form for thee a new body-clam
oring for sustenance and satisfac
tion. And if thou art not able t,
discard this image now, thou viii
not be able to discard that bod.
then; but wilt have TO carry i
about.
Beware then lest it become
thy grave and thy prison-insteac
of thy winged abode and place o
joy.
"And seest thou not that ex
cept for Death thou couldst neve
overcome Death? For since b,
being a slave to things of sens
, 1904-03-31
When the Cats Away.
The Mice Will Play r.

If this weeks Sur looks like it
had been on a two weeks good
time" dear reader you will under.
stand that the Editor is away and
an amateur is in his stead. So if
you get on the war path after
reading it you will find us up in
the Big Horn country some place
Ion private business as we un.
derstand they have better open
country to run in and more big
timber than this part of the
country affords for fugitives from
Justice.
, 1904-03-31
Annual Edition.

The Riverside Record is going
to issue their big annual edition
of the Record some time during
the coming month. The Record
is one of the leading mining pa
pers of this county and is a live,
wide awake publication. This
edition will be- one to look for
ward to and is something that all
the people who have interests
here should send east to their
friends and relatives. Be a boost
err! Make a noise!
, 1904-03-31
The Years.

tBy Ella Wheeler wilcox.l
Tie years hy IN faster and faster.
Each one seems more hurried and dret.
Time was | deemed age a disaster.
Blu now | hold any ago sweet.
Time was | served youth as a master.
But now life mutt serve at my feet.
The hopes | am leaving behind me.
The Joys of today and Of yors.
The love lights that dazzl. and blind me.
The pleasures that make up life's store,
Are nothing to those that shall find me
In realms that are waiting before.
| doubt that old orthodox story
OF golden paved city and throne,
Yet know there are regions OF glory
hat never an atlas has shown.
And know as my head becomes hoary
Ny soul will be- nearing It's own.
know dm building my heaven
While journeying on by the way.
Each thought is a nail hat is driven
In structures that cannot decay.
And the mansion at last will be given
10 me as l shape IL to-day.
, 1904-03-31
Easter Services.

Special Easter Services will he held
in the Presbyterian Church next
Sabbath.
The regular musical service will be
augmented by the following Anthems,
rendered by IA full chorus choir.
Praise to Thee w. J. kirkpatrick.
Awake For Golden Glories Break"
W. J. Kirkpatrick.
EVENING.
Christ Our Passover"
NJ. l.. McPhail.
The Resurrection
j. Wesley Hughes.
, 1904-03-31
Souvenir Edition.

The Centennial Post is making
extensive preparations for a SOU
venir edition pertaining to the
mining, agricultural and stock
raising of Albany county. The
Centennial valley and all the up
per Laramie river have a very
bright future before them and no
doubt this edition of the Post
will be a hummer.
, 1904-03-31
Buying Cattle.

Chas. Clayton and Louis Deegan
came up from Denver with H. l..
kuykendall the first of the week
and are looking over the country
for feeders. Yesterday they pur-
chased a bunch from X. A. Day
aud today are figuring with sever
al Others for theirs. They expect
to buy several car loads and ship
them east within the next week.
, 1904-03-31
As It Used to Be.

Patrick Henry was sitting in
the parlor in the purple evening
of his c%ourtship with his imam
orata.
"Stop 1t, Pat" said the fair
lady. 81 really mustn't allow it,
II care not what course others
may take" said the great orator,
''out as for me, give me liberties,
or give me death"
What could the poor girl do?
Chicago Journal.
, 1904-03-31

Archdeacon Cope will probably
accompany Mr.. Watson and will
visit Grand Encampment before
leaving this section. Further no.
tice of the date of the first service
at "St. Barnabas" will be given
in due time.
, 1904-03-31
Still Another.

Talk about surprise parties
well they had another last Friday
evening out at the home of Mr.
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CURE CATARRH BY BREATHING.
Leading Wichita Druggists Offer to
Return Money if Hyomei Treat
ment Fails to Cure Catarrh
Without Stomach Dosino

If for few minutes four times day
you breathe Hyomei, all catarrhal germs
will be destroyed and the irritated mu-
cous membrane restored to health.
With every Hyomei outfit there is a
neat inhaler which can be carried in the
purse or pocket. Hyomei breathed
through this contains the same healing
balsams that are found in the air upon
the mountains, where catarrh is un-
known.
1t destroys all catarrhal germs in the
air passages of the head, throat and
nose, and makes a positive and permanent
cure of catarrh.
The complete outfit costs but 81, while
extra bottles of Hyomei can be obtained
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Leading Wichita druggists believe so
thoroughly in the merit of Hyomei that
they guarantee to return the money if it
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Ask your druggist to show you a Hyo-
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"LET US HELP YOU TO HEALTH"
Leading Wichita Druggists Want Ev.
cry Catarrh Sufferer to Use
Hyomei and Be Cured.

Statistics show that at least 81 out OF
every 100 persons in this state suffer from
catarrh in some form.
While the disease is one of the most
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gerous and offensive. leading to consump-
ton and other diseases of the respiratory
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Prior to the discovery of Hyomei and
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The discovery of Hyomei and its grow
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Put 20 drops of Hyomei in the pocket in
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Leading Wichita druggists say to all
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-08


railway, announced yesterday that the
company would shortly begin the erection
of an extension TO the northwest 10 join
one OF several roads and operate with a
traffic arrangement with mutual advan-
tages. There are four roads with which
the Denver, Enid and Gulf is negotiating
and. with the exception Of 1he Burling-
ton, each presents equal advantages.
The roads are the Burlington. the Union
Pacific the Missouri Pacific and the Atch-
ison, Topeka and Santa Fe. The Atch-
ison, Topeka and Santa Fe is nearest by
forty miles.
The Denver, Enid and Gulf us q road
ffty-seven miles long operating between
Guthrie and Enid. The general Offices
are in Enid. The line is one of the best
paying pieces of railroad of short length
in the United States. Mr. Peckham has
just returned from Mexico. where he rep
resented ST. Louis capitalists in looking
UP a railroad proposition.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-08
Only Catarrh Remedy SO
Sure of Its Own Merits.
Inhaled, 1t Kills the Germs Right
in the Air Passages.
Wichita's l. e aiding Drug.
gfsts Guarantees to Refund
Money if Hyo1nei Fails.

1t is no uncommon thing to see med
icine advertised as guaranteed cure"
But investigation usually shows tf1St the
guarantee is made by some unknown firm,
hundreds of miles away.
The guarantee, though, that comes with
Hyomei is entirely different 1t is made
by leading. Wichita druggists, who adver-
tise that if Hyomei does not cure the
worst case of catarrh they will return the
money without any question or argument
Hyomei is very easy and pleasant to
use Just breathe it through the little in
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every breath will bring recovery SO much
the nearer 1t kills all the germs of ca
tarrhal troubles in the air passages of
the head. throat and lungs. soothes and
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is the only natural cure for catarrh.
The complete outfit costs but one dollar.
and extra bottles of Hyomei can be OBJ
tanned for fifty cents. Do not let a slight
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