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Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
OUR STRENUOUS LIFE
Pursuit of Money Futile Quest for
Enjoyment


We live in a world that seems at
times to call for more energy, more
worry and more nervous force than we
can possibly eXpeud, and yet our sit
uation is such that each man feels
there can be no letting up. We strive
not for any particular end in business
but for an ideal That ideal is to be
abreast or ahead of our fellows. The
physician with more patients than he
can look after with justice to his
health, increases his practice as fast
as he can, The lawyer does not turn
down clients even If they bring him
enormous labor for fees he does nor
need. The millionaire makes more
millions, not that he wants to spend
them, but because his neighbor is max
ing them, and it is a question as 10
who will get the most. Not one dollar
that has come into the hands of a Car
negie or Rockefeller I'm the last ten
years has been Of material value IN
them, II they got so many million
necktles year instead of so many
million dollars they would be as we'll
Off materlaly,-The Reader Magazine
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
With Railway Employees

]. T. Newton, night clerk at the yard
office at River station, talks on How
to Raise a Child" His is little boy.
T. L. Bouquet, clerk at the freight
office at River station, and family have
as their guest Miss c. Swanson Of
Burlington, Iowa, niece Of Mrs. Bou-
duet Mrs. Bouquet and her guest
went to Avalon Friday on an outing of
several days.
c. A. Bergendorf clerk at the River
station freight Office, and bride have
returned from their honeymoon at
Catalina.
c. M. Upton, clerk at the freight Of
flee at River station, and family are
visiting in Redlands.
Ed Gray, baggageman at the Arcade,
has been i'll with asthma the past
month.
T. L. Parriott, chief dispatcher at
the Salt Lake station, Is away on a
vacation, camping at Mllard canyon.
Frank Birkhauser, clerk in the su-
perintendent's office at the Salt Lake
station, took a trip to Las Vegas, New,
last week.
Charles A. Miller, chief draughtsman
in the office of the engineer Of main
tenance of way, is on a vacation to
Salt Lake City.
r. p. Jones, conductor on the Salt
Lake railroad, and family are away
on a vacation at Millard's canyon.
Myron A. Carkey is the latest addi-
ton to the yard Office night force at
River station.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
Plan Not Successful

THE plan of a county farm for this
class of patients has been tried by
several cities Cincinnati has had one
in operation for the past eight years
There, instead of tents, the county has
purchased a large number of old street
cars from the electric railway COM
panies and houses two patients in a
car. Cincinnati is not Los Angeles,
however. We have to combat, as 1
have said, the fact that we are asked
not only to take care of the sick from
other counties of the state, but also
those from all over the country, as the
climate alone serves to bring them
here in large numbers"
would I favor the county's provid-
ing such an institution as DIR. Nichol
suggests the immediate demand for?
Well, 1 should say not" said George
supervisors. did that doctor figure
up what it would cost the county, even
before the fact became advertised
throughout the east? A special tax
would have to be levied. We could
not limit the number of those who ap-
piled, inasmuch as after one years
residence in the county the applicant,
If his condition demands, has the right
to call upon the county for assistance.
Ir a general way we have talked the
question over in several meetings of
the supervisors, but we long ago came
to the conclusion that it was a propo-
sition for the state or philanthropic
millionaires to take care of and not
the county"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
BOsTON's BARBER REGULATIONS
Board of Health Orders Sterilization of Al
That BARRIERS Use on Customers

A special dispatch from Boston, May g. 1900
to the N. Y. Sun, gives new regulations
OF the Boston board OF health as TO barber
shops Mugs shaving brushes and razors
shall be sterilized after each separate use
thereof. A separate, clean towel shall be used
for each person Material to stop the flow OF
blood shall be used only in powdered form
and applied on a towel. Powder puffs are
prohibited" Wherever Newbro's "Herpicide"
is used for face or scalp after shaving or hair
cutting, there is danger OF infection, as 1t
liz antiseptc, and Kills the dandruff germs.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 1Oc In stamps
for sample to The Herpicide Co., Detroit, Mich.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
Advocates Tent Life

IF l had consumption 1 would hope
to regain my health through tent life
in the foothills" said Dr. Barber, head
of the county hospital, yesterday. I'm
cases of consumption tonics are given
of course, but it is not the medicine
that can effect a cure but plenty of
free, outdoor life.
When 1t Is proposed that Los An
geles county equip such an institu-
tion as DR.. Nichol says the county
should at once provide l see more
consumptive patients in Los Angeles
looking for that farm than the county
could begin to take care of.
1T is not to be thought of for a
county to undertake such a PROPOSE
tion; that is, an institution which if
it is built at all must be constructed
by the state.
I'VE now have in the consumptive
ward far larger number of patients
than the pro ratio of the county should
furnish. Many of them come from the
east. We are taking care of larger
number of indigents in every depart
ment than we should take care of.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
sss.SO TO NEW YORK

Is saved by using the elegant excursion
cars personally conducted. via Sunset
Piedmont Air Line. Diner all the way.
meals a la carte. Ask Southern Pa
eihe agents or Grove Ketchum. No 2O7
West Third street. Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
Sick Would Come Here

Zone half of the counties of the state
have no pubic hospitals, but dump
their sick and INDECENT on the counties
that have. The biggest share comes to
us. With a public farm and infirmary
we would have all the consumptives of
the country, who are not able to pro-
vide treatment for themselves, flock
ing to Los Angeles.
For a public institution. our con-
sumptve ward is very we'll appointed.
We have thirty patients now and the
ward is always full. In addition to the
ward proper. we have three large tents
for those who are in the first stages
of the disease and able to take care of
themselves. The ward is given over
to the incurables. The great trouble
in our case is the fact that the patients
as rule come to us only when they
are in the incurable stage of the dis
ease
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
A Follower of Grin

Many persons find themselves affect
ed with a persistent cough after an
attack of the grip. AS this cough can
be promptly cured by the use of Cham-
berlain's Cough Remedy 1t should not
be allowed to run on until it becomes
Troublesome For sale by all leading
druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
NO TUBERCULAR
HOSPITAL WANTED
OFFICIALS DlSAPPR0vE OF
THE NICH0L PLAN
Say lnflrmary for consumptves
Would Bring Sick People Here
From All Parts Of the
Country

DR.. Walter e. Nichols statement Fri
day before prominent woman's club
in Pasadena that Los Angeles should
at once provide an up-to-date infirmary
and farm for its tubercular patients
does not meet with the enthusiastic
support of supervisors Of the county,
or of the doctors at the hospital. They
declare the plan good in theory but
not in practice.
A county tubercular hospital was
only one of the many innovatl tlons which
was proposed in the lecture of DR..
Nichol, who is dean of the faculty of
the new college of physicians and
surgeons.
His reference to the tubercular ward
OF the county hospital brings to public
attention one of the largest wards
which that institution contains, and in
cidentally brings out conditions which
its physicians and the board of super
visors are facing.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10

Shop" for Cobe and Dill, is spending
few days in Los Angeles,
James II. Toy, assistant manager of
the Polomaris hotel at Pomona, spent
yesterday in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
Artistic MaterIaIs

Typography outfits $3.50 up Imported point
(something good) Large assortment OF white
Wood latest designs burning stamping
patterns for leather pillows Send for cata-
logue. Sanborn, YAH & Co., 357 South Broad
xuaN
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10

Notice to Holders Of Herald Photo Coupons
T. Hsr,ss oi Herald photo coupons on Barnett
must must mske engasement several days In ad.
Nssheesss AZ ad coupons must be presented before
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-02

as9oIsRSflct,.4@Tf :. 'itachetor.4 IA
,rJJ%UtI Ia y..t -.s ii Joiisiv
It's very dangerous farsa sgirr
to be so innocent she won't adj
ftfY s2Jnsl1 mI;flnW
40 R9D 9dt nj 7Utiejy sa9n
"A girl!has d lot of fort tjt4pq to-
<" sleigh riding when she is
-tt~aa gsab her7etTA4e8ioh. asiM
1saqods 6. sGw ,e9g!iiy 9uiIsdo
"A rather ''.y&bseGF th1p9asdi
no 10 -L4&ee-tbe tintS
laishd Ia by ,hGRL7 fRat4tsAMah-
9dJ nj IOtisiv sssn
.Asew siht ,ts97D
AnyhoW-4&lH men dent get mar
ritan&heys# u1eFiahA&t jAstAs
big fgolS oPhth eFhseFtgsfy sorffen
other way. .yBbuoM ,a1swoIT
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-02

Il Gracious me. how they d.,
do things in Bost ~, Mass. The
vile at Il $12 rr week man
brought suit lhnhiivorce She
got il ana a, dsxTe'1 loG 100 per
week, raiimonya u odw abuet7f
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-02
Protect Yourself AOaiI i, It Germs
People with Weak q Sion &C rs Most
Liable to .CatGh Disease.

Liable to Catdh Disease.
Wnrn the stomacE. and o.
Re>rive organs are ne; Tx, the
food does not digrS end there
is sour, -slImy, fern .eDilnr
mass, sna kong i, 40 lea ! spot
for tl,e disease germs Go multi
ply The oAky wa y Is tsp p roiect
yourself against disease germ.7
is to strengthen the at o mach
and asigsstiVe organs and the
only agent iesMi-osnaA $50 I ar Az
is pN~wu. thai will accom- olish
tbs '. :. ~
4 l'l'srs~ordinaTys med .einsatb at -
,txKenftor indigestion arStlnstom-
.ach iIErublesids advertised to
.actnaMon tibet ond aioRs, and
bencewan give no moCe III ban
te,npFsary retsts. Mi-o-Eai,i a
.certaSss.. cure ima il Eases Ofs%tom-
-,ach ausE hles. ezcept,ng cRrcer.
.btcaurse it tuat,tt the staa1c chi
and ei4a Stive. kgg ans to aot In
.the way, MAI ure Intended Asey
SHOULD. Dtugs< caunot digest
Ftbe foot; they simply deoAMn-
spise it 49,
llf yssu suffer uyIth distress
after eating, RdjA% in the head
chest, ssaAes and buck beichtng
Of gases and ,uuttagest food,s
had sue i'm tile Moutt,,. 'dlzzt4
ness. ot,vertigos faE ri burn, var!E
ia1l'l dppe&ite. sicE headaches,
spots hef"#e he eyes, and have
a feeling "f.desp6tttency, weak
ness, and debility S.sh Should at
once strengthen the Stomach
anddigestive sysIemI5y the USE
Mica. Just bne ?st<f pie tab
let an IF IL fifty cent U9Ix before
eldSha. and y1ur stou.tch viii.
soon necone SO strong and
healthg that you will be germ
proof. Ask Woedr Bros. Ito1
show you the guaraal ee, under
which rthey sail Mi4o-na1t COSTS;
nothing less it cures. siS277}11
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-02

Mrs. Ella Eddy left Monday
for Midland. Texas. where sire
will spend some two months
with her uncle, henry MEG gnE
tic aud brother. w. Il. .Clarhu2
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-02

little dtSSRo # S&ssfssr-,9 5 'vw5alks lax
again, dtphs .beak inthe Ktia}H
tic and'coatibuesthis operation
until it had emptied 1.-THE AtlsaG
tic tec i into the .P.ddcitif; my !bprqth-
rem, it you'd you'd pot yet be sup ipR
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-02

. Prof Jess RR aa i ng~aEtnr as c:I@qsed,
the six mouths tern talTTm11} II school
with appropriate EXERCISES AZ
the Rock Lick school Friday
night. + !~al 7' "a am
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-02

Mrs. Ella Norris, of1Palmyta,
spent the latter part of last
week in the citv with'KeF atit9ts
Mesdames M. r. Carson ana B.
6. Moss. '- Ia atn91GH
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-02

John Stream wants the Money
that you owe bim Sincc ~
mas a tcoa,nm1 odst.ed q YOU you. Y on',
y7oI tbiuK you st@oy}d, pa Now
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-02

.neaNen---------,
Rent day comes roun' SO ire
Quent ter de tsU man, it's no
wonder he cast a wistful eyes
ter dem free mapAiSsis III az sky.
Ut may be true Wlak 40 G,SspSt
fetched a sword fpso de wsrI,s
but--w'en I thinks 'hpsit acls
wickedness rouu' US, Vs "a sSsafs
it didn't fetch one er deeA Eah4
what Elbows a 11-inch shell
Oars huff joy in dis wJyis tet3
set de de stars a-dancin'; aH
reckon dey would dance-ef Hey.
didn't have a idee dat SIGH hiSfF
capers would shock de angelsy
After a powerful long expert
ence. Solomon, lookln' over
his whole life. s&I4ae whole
busipsssvwk wanitE wsFss
ton N Bpefrit Bull redkoa
S a. sSstss 4 = e. T. a 49, q:
Constitution.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-02
Brs1Aar DiekeY.s Sayings

Fer all de singin'e DE aaints
in dis word, migbtyIafe W er dem
wants ter swap real estate wild
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-02

/ ,nhillGt''35oryEal L Gdm a8nasiHe
/ Rttal i 53i,m .fiiSsDTa .ttN, 19t dy6b
i SrrrFt Auatteclthts Wot Dnsq@ | .iw
i bri2 sGctu,rod II uTiJiBobsm
I.izLB,w7jpStihuw he. bntt"dsolSDmi
I.Mr ButIuIn srndrGd fII5TlmHbaa1
news that oclpr.> 4 Drg njs lT
to the various stations, and aYT
strncts his ,opter" ttoorrss.ttQ fpfpishI
it to his par - IS gRbR4I}!:} J
occurs, and Tor 5 frrYlte.h !
'haHeS no C""'se' OIL d
The, Buffum Te'ephone y we'll
constructed. ~ HAVING. Copper
wire Circuits, and the, up TO- t =
aate Appliances " necessary ~
make goot JGrvice:s Mr. BuffqlpI
spares" = neither n PialiY9 nor XII
Pehse 'i7 % se IEs ~ Pal A'hirHBps;i 1
well9 Essst summer ,Mpyu
So mAoyy, c65nnyy'e ION were. 'heiIad,
MI; Bptfuln - sent. the ,res9 III
over bis Hines as Is fast as GI6sJ
happenings ccnrred, so thai
bis news seFEiGslwasafay betE4r i
than theaelfFEaph, Aad ::wasUaoI
Whqle1 day ur'aHvIabead e5&bqd
daily pspeFe inrtthisuloeabeyI$
$50 ia ,ltlhiis) senatorial tyotiRGd
WI bkEpow the PesHlt ofpthe; bsds$
n !tbfyeI pot IrtfEdhEp Ioylofkk
a nd Tie Fpfagt#as1of the systemic
sres& day IA 'tsad9 Of the idailyii
paper EeRogts. lsWe hereby ten |
der YsPPgr nthqgkF. to Mr., oPuffpm
a pda ea asAkt33 hiE@ to otcqntiaus bis
goode T9HHH & 81 L ;00lc$ 2o.I 4
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-02

ri Kansas sinTn' has .rregain'd il fAleYlf-
respect ps aInn1l p 'heea unture the there
W. W De s sstep PER- ats sch us ior the
''.';'Ss' ~ ~ "".r~aca ~ in
-lI5IqGEE,,nt | jIf!i eht3'7i ~.
jI!'ddEad9 y III IL ri ii'|s t5a,ui lf1Hi' -
'NrrNI iu hGt!!@U ri.J 4hEf b 81
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-02
oBEtshRity,IiSla DangsFims1 > /

L ,QUcIeBh11NbN Lang dtmeI L II
An evangelist in :! LITTLE. town
w as trying 10 gfNe snbis hearers
ap idea 1of ithe91UBgthI otfuttue
tH ose unjust ssnffhHI1taeisd ind iof
whosedonrn6g slS GtIih i.ermtaas
of tbeBwaa uRC,sAulIooM tdoa
y = NV 4EethEsRdo hes pKhsrtedS:
III arhiE6sxSS1t9 akDaitsh e&miS
the AtlAHtir cesOsgstheEuPra,
ia5HoptM w4aerbaBa1stA then hop
sfrpAf uthe AqaLiiAatupot d fiSt
lhAt hRgitf6waHiggh- sEsinphorl
until 1t reached the broad
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-02

.HANEBD r1lnh -" ca - each
''''r To- -1rANr4. tack signs aud
-''thnis a@iB4b ~ oar, cIrcu-
j'f - ftt!t'"rt jsDtH.rm ST. Naiu SIS
he I fAo.pA os3 ul' ri ddsg hur2ex
! gases, q kilIli m.fD GeniDWMS !,
FAih' sda'dH ,sGAieasm !o4q879 "
sYGd / -dlnom 1aEa To- len 81
tTRat N5tojrie !iF'%GescF!b
ti@ A'tathe .hackoboned !ES SOME.
taihig Shat h6taSi u.TA9fpihea,ii
and ribs AjM' seepsli OF es fr1fn
ha wing IslpGNcleat np to The neck
Was "Vt --NtaI,s-4.cteatifie-- but it
vas .,;sr1ntil Gis"cription
rbT' 1Itl ncAd ri y1lGG no
A drunken WON IN asleep ! III 4
ieh WAS bbeiBg pu led
IefslTely aloph9 tho streets, WIS
6ne of the sights at Jeferseal
CillY the other dizzy The, horse,
Y is needlssf tY1yate. 3 iwassobs
41LlAo horhsFaEsly Wakesa fool,
3f Itself Rails County Reaordy
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-02

hr6'j3Tt!hS5E = et'nd. ,ItAmen!'
TEEthdSH d. ,.,.r,Ii5 YBb
.EDnsilf
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-02

gam" aanw dNtha 7aqEiHekts
atAnt aWfunG0Hi pia4ire,, W4fAg
Others Of M nure zealSGg
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-02

AuaiBa pa.p9afs lb 5ar. jay8b9a yea yssr
SOMETHING the 1pu61cs q
/ Ping desired. The Chicago
Dafly Review, kFseiigBtfa fail
ilehhafg giving AL qaap6rtaRt
b ews, marRet reports sahd 5ma dy
acknowledgements .ufUf
nj 7Cb@ mem and EtchildFeh,5 Isl
s,euttoI Subscribers 6of b. syeaFC
70 cents for 6 months SO cents
for,aImepehs,a $ahse1ibef5dRyI
ADDRESS The ChieSge9uReRieWI
CPp as399 rGaGs- pola sBRydipgO
q icag@ rHiliisojssd ssenis&t9bet;
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-02

IuiJames IT, Urp@tatnli tsHkdii
the &hlff sGity,msFcIAayamTel
5adg lis beeomi'lEeq'ntc ii tray
ieaed geuflemaniiav p. II IsdJ
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-02

1SSl w ~TShS N9tD+ShI1 "Lb9j b1udlkhX
hoRsfNew 3StrIs HtesseI ,ysisQ
.19bni -niGms1 LLiw ysd! eIsdw
.ylstiu
The .Examiaerrthe leading
}n6eai6ginipaappMer .bfW GR&gSS'
has tdatvSaaStHce a faRS1iR6ISSV
Pr0vA6. EadeatiSai4 QS5dls5ffhss
whtebe se PbpossstO give atRay1
so prizes to successful contesPh
antsFaugi4g alEa1ue 4RdmI $500
toi$5e0l 90, sFirseqGika. s$5Da O8su
total a popnttMhdogfwena aMayyn
abonto 3D. O0 90; IIbOnheits&oaaIo
menciug February aatiit 4,aula g
containiug0 oTea 3wgtlykuSwn
ptSvefb daily a pr 1,afffxgd daavak. -,
This contest viii Il cf9e ssTt ESTS Widn sn"
Interest, 'i and HE 9E&5 1sll5, a
inef ~ adEisihR s,fRat oa alTdHeSrssi ~.
given to TIE tIeaasdiseiaierss V' af
O1ceI 6ns sAaA hSUcnf6R 81 tkleT
three Mouths MasrSa Jaefibtf0ad1
Rdd Eakthg besbHsmurS& el@sM
efhiineESpapet babRahedsiixab ns
dressing atiSdFdessuRb The SUHiu 3
cago Examiner. Chicago.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-02

bAs w6hhasBBo Aav 7etgE8aM "a se5HMk
ngbpaq% 4tqG9qaY ,sd3 l I'D @ 5SS1SSM
when she.sg8ekl1 XtGj5pifHBRlH: 8BtHfaF
SbsiM doesn't ttasaH any coming
@Strlsl Rtess9I ,ysisd
-ff9bni -niGmsI lIiw ysd! s1sdW
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-02
10 aI7 ] TNTJgII M
I'D eIUJ ID nIJJ.INlJaNN IT
eptaws loA Popular uae, Iiiu toir'
Frsmahb 16ats6mar ybstShdardW rs

Frsmstbe M6atgondr u StahdardW Is
.1siI dois eh5 30 amod is ii 1oj
The people along the line of
the Bdfd& 1ftieph5n93,N who are Ire
interestehfn tie v0tiHg tor. T.: s.
senator at dthV stateH tapifal,.
are Under maify dtg2honissa tHo
Nr. FrauIr B.,TSA!!e AF14 %r%haa9
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-02

{ UJVUTtJ WINE aEFFFID w
81 newspa pep1uay bdsvb4ai1
coGlqas ja Qhes Iptaisso opmodh o
N ndatiou oftwsh, enauhh Mtlal
forget it iua couple RI WeekS..
b4E2fwo-lih9eA Hem t tbaHA is s not
slt6Re hsEp tesSIaeg,i wifi be e Re-. :
mets66aefeF fp tk sSyagr as q 4 ls s,4l
ct for two yearly ecotasP.' - :
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-02
L9S3MIAEI
\ DR. HorubackGu r0eultstq al
Aur-ist. Hannibal. Mo. JsGl 9df

b, AZ Atl < kinds q tfurT}ni!'IpF" ,Hs,,P'if
h ybN 'tItLry B9NJU lNt 99UhAA !
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-02

, iwa,liaamm' 0Fitse.eyraID" 1G1+s,a'sSltaI
Agent Of the G3urIingtpn. nv,
paid tdis to0ice Il pheasant Cd |
Fridav dfterhc3tIs' r7of d #
, 1905-12-12
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

Clear and bright this morning.
Another little cold snap last night.
Nice line Xmas goods. Book Store.
The Grand Army post met last
night.
If you have anything that needs re-
pairing try Brands.
Selling photograph albums and cards
at cost at Lovejoy's.
Emmanuel commandery, Knights
Templar. will elect officers tonight.
The bank barometer this morning
marked 23.1o, a decline since yester-
day.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
tist church will meet tomorrow after.
noon at 2 o'clock with Mrs. w. H
Frazee.
1t is hard to find a more acceptable
gift than a fur rug. They can be
mailed for IS cents. Lockwood, los
Th~ornburgh.
Councilman Gus Johnson was down
town this morning, getting about on
crutches, but believes he is mendine
nicely. He has been laid up at home
with a severe attack of rheumatism
, 1905-12-12
HER MARRIAGE vow"
ENTIRELY SATISFACTORY.

Charles A. Taylor and his company
of excellent actors presented Her
Marriage Vow to a nice audience at
the Opera House last night and the
production was entirely satisfactory.
THE characters were all well taken,
the stage setting good and the piece
interesting throughout. The railroad
scene was so realistic and so intense
Ily interesting that many in the audi
lence invo,untarily rose from their seats
lest they might miss some detail.
THE management richly deserved the
patronage accorded the company.
, 1905-12-12
THE SMALLEST CONCERN
OF KIND IN WORLD.

Several Wheatland young men have
costructed a telegraph line connecting
most of the business houses in the city
and are now contemplating the extern
sion of the line to connect with ranches
along The Laramie. This will be n
of the smallest Independent telegraph
companies in the world.
, 1905-12-12
WOULD GET RID OF
HIS MOTHER.IN-LAW.

j. F. Howard, father of Ivy Howard,
the little child who was alleged to
have been placed at a Twelfth street
rooming III under suspicious cir
cumstances, has COM forward and
cleared up the mystery, says the Dem
yer Post. 1t was a case of too much
mother-in-law, according to Mr.. How
ard, and an amicable settlement of the
domestic troubles between him and
Mrs. Howard is being consummated
by giving the mother-in-law the slip.
, 1905-12-12
sisters Wants Come First.

Muggins Murphy has a letter for San
ia Claus, which goes out on the first
pouch to that jolly oil elf at Happy
Headquarters, Toyland, North Pole.
The letter is as follows, showing that
Muggins has a high regard for his lit
tie sister, and Santa Claus will be sure
to take notice of that spirit:
Laramie, Wyo., Dec. ~, 1905.
Dear Santa Claus:-I wish you
would bring me an air gun, a story
book, and. if you have a wheel bar
row to spare, l would like one. l have
a little 2-year.old sister who says she
wants a doll and carriage. Please
bring hers If you can't bring mine.
Lovingly yours,
MUGGINS AND SISTER MURPHY.
704 South Third street.
, 1905-12-12
Don't Know Why He Wants EN-.

Dear Santa Claus:-I want a tri-
cycle, popgun and a little stove, and a
little wagon, and a little engine, and
a boy doll. l don't know why 1 want
a boy doll; but just do. Men a pict-
ure book and a bank and something
else to s'prise me. l am glad The Re-
publican paper has promised to send
this to you, Dear Santa Claus. Good
bye. OLIVER B.
, 1905-12-12
FORMER CHEYENNE MAN
DIES IN MONTANA,

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Eye of Cheyenne
have been notified of the death of their
son, Frank Eye, at Butte, Mont. Mr..
Eye was formerly a resident of Chey-
enne, going to Butte last February. ne
was one of nine children and the first
of the nine to die.
, 1905-12-12
REMAINS OF ENGINEER
TAKEN TO DENVER.

The remains of Engineer Brink,
whose train collided with the Overland
Limited a Green River last week,
and who was killed in the wreck, were
taken to Denver last night, the mans
mother going to Rawlins to receive
them.
, 1905-12-12
CAR OF ORIENTAL MAIL
RlIRNED IN WE

Conductor Bob Single, in charge Of
train No, 4, today, thought he a
car of sealed mail from Asia, but 1t
only a deadhead baggage car. He
knew that a carload of Oriental mail,
sealed at San Francisco, was con-
sumed in the wreck at Wilkins last
week.
, 1905-12-12
GONE TO MICHIGAN
TO ACCEPT POSITION.

D. Kibler, formerly superintendent
of the plaster mills here, left on the
noon train today for Grand Rapids,
Mich, where an excellent position
with a cement company awaits him, a
better position than he had here. His
family will follow later.
, 1905-12-12
ARTICLES FILED WITH
SECRETARY OF STATE.

Articles of incorporation of the Pa
cifc Market company of this city, TO
operate with a capital of $4,5SO, have
been filed with the secretary of state at
CHEYENNE.