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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-01
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ser for offel1lig 9fegning, nren oette
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6antilier, me0enS oper 100000 ltoer
9spo. S 4 &ropiller, inobefattet 9ln=
6alltliel1, er @efolfningen SEN pber>
lte 500. slf &egieringen er Ser be-
pilget $S00,000 til @iGlp. @run0en
til 9fpoen er, at 6looerne er ian0e0e
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itoor ueiten u0eluffe11oe al 9lrbei0e-
re. slf 8efolfningen er 0e iiolte
slor en- 3reoie6el u6banoret til @p6
9lmertfa. Ser er Gare for, at cit &e.
pollution oil hlibe 5plge of Ne6en.
9epe Spbempr6. Sra rusiilf $50.
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nren Mor6ene ipnes at bore er 6elge
al, at nogle jeoiife Mrbeiosmeno
blep arreitere6e iom 6blge at ct 8om-
beatte1tat 5. 12. auguit, og bebano.
leoe heb oen Dberlte @rnIombe6 at
&olitiet, ser trueoe me6, at set bilbe
uorpooe bele Sen ieoiife 8efolfning
/ 8pen. 9soele iocialiitiffe Sboer
rotteoe fig ga iarnmen og forlangte,
at oeres Sroesbrg6re iful6e -iettes /
6ribeo. De faite0e Ell 8onbe blanot
Sol6aterne, iom oeraf tog 9lnleoning
It'll at aabne sSlo paa ollie Sgoer, ifpI-
6ige ion1 11ifpl6ige, Mea1o, 8ern %
&pinoer. @ol6aterne bar for 1t6rite
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ion1beoer foregif. Dette MDr6ert er
farafteriitiif for oen npeite 5orn al
|sSg6eforfgIgelier. Det er lite lpnger
6olfebobe, iom anitiller bent, men De
onItilIes af glutboriteterne og "a iiar
LAT 6e mere mnberorbnebe of bisie. De
bgiere e6sn9n6 er / en- pis 6or.
|itano lite aniDarlige for benz 90 Sc
bar tabt al &ontrol oper beres lin.
bersibne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-01

5or nogle al oe ltdrre @pers Beo-
fommen6e meooeles fdlgenoe &ejul--
tater:
ariltiania 31,O97 ga, 40 Nei Of
1920 Gten1n1eberettige6e.
Bergen 11,o83 Sa> 3 gsei of 1885,.
1874 Ste1nneberettigeoe.
5ronobiem 6,075 Sa, 8 geei Off
1878 5temtneberettige6e.
@riitiansiln6 1913 ga, ineen ReI
af 2,155 Sten11neberettige6e.
&augeiu11o 1,118 Sa> ineen Nei o5
1918 Stemmeberettigeoe.
slaleiuno 2,231 Sa, ingen gtei az
1854 @temt1leberettigebe.
6re6rifsita6 2,207 Sa> 1 @ei az
2,505 Ste111n1eberettigeoe.
9tapanger 1854 ga, 4 Mei Of
5,025 @temmeberettige6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-01
Spbioielicn 9tmslanbs 2ambbi-

Spbibielien / @nslanbs 2anboi<
itriftcr er ltooig 5iltagen6e, ierlig
/ &aufaius @gnen, bpor Ser bar be-
ret olporli9e 6orltprrelier. S @ori=
1iltriftet tninger @eu6erne @o6s<
eierne til at offenliggiere / 8laoene,
at 0e pil opgipe 0isie oereS @jenoom<
ME eller npies mes Ell Sienoe 9el
at Mf9rp6en / Ste0et for iom biotil
cit 6ier6e Gel. 9enne tungne Meo~
iGttelie bar poo enfelte Steoer fgrt
til olporlige Sanmenlte6. ct Steo
ifpo &oiafferne poa @gnoer11e og
orGbte 19 al Sem. 8jergboerne font
mer neo fra 1pilo11oet og bjelper
@e6oernc 2oplonbet, bpilfet fprer
til tSortiGttelle at aonftifterne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-01
Sen interparlamcntariifc Trebs=

Sen interparlamcntariifc Trebs=
fongrcs, Ser er iammeniat al @eo=
lemmer af 6e forifieIIige 2onoes lop=
gipen6e Torlamlinger, begpn6te i
Man6ags lin aarlige Sammenfomit
/ 8rusiel. Ser par mp6t 9eltogere
fra 6e fleite 2on6e / europa, flelt fra
sStalien, bborfra Ser Dar fon1met 100
0eltagere, fra @nglan6 80, fra
franfrtge 40, ogiaa 6e fan6inabiife
2an6e bar repreientere6e me6 oeres
melt aniete Gingne116. 9en ameri<
fanife @ruppe, Ser er uie0banltg tal=
rig, be6tog be6 ct Mp6e fer &ongres-
fen aabne6es, at ien6e &reiioent
@ooiebelt en- biertelie &ilien oe Saf
for bans iber6ige og meiterlige @r-
bei6e / Gre6ens ssSnteresie, bbilfet
netop for 9i6en peffer bele &eroens
8eun6ring.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-01

&urc Sprncfolcr. Genius 811-
realtet @aibington far oisle Io=
&c offenliggiort en- meget usteresiont
Bulletin meo s(nn1nrfninger al Hrof.
@ilcor al Cornell llniperlitet a1goa=
el1oe Mlml1elfolepGlenet fer 2on6et.
Sfplge 0eltne er Ser, raor Sfpleol6a=
rem regne5 fra 5 til 90 slor, 1 2Grer
til bper II 9prn eller 140 fpr bpcr
10000. S Sc iiOlte 80 slar er 6or=
bolostallet melfen 2Grere og 8ern
blepet mere eu0 for6oblet, pg Ser or
mi flere 2Grcre, er0 ser CT Hrplter,
9Gger og So9fprere tiliommen. S
Set ii6lte 5ioar er 6orboloet mellem
9Grer og @prn lteget / bper euelte
Stot / lt11ipnen, itnrfel @oibing=
ton. Sc norOltge og peltlige Stater
bier itgrit Stigning 6orbol6et.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-16
CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE

S~~~S>S~~~~~>S~N~S~~~~~
BIRTHS
Hood Mr.. and Mrs A. H., 1888 Fourth street
IN, girl.
cryder%an I'LL and Mrs g. E. 171e Second
.Keuy-Mr. and Mrs. A.. % Central avenue,
Keitle-Mr. and Mrs. j.. 1144 Aldrich avenue
~ girl.
| sprague-Mr. and Mrs. D.. 1915 Fremont ave.
5a3aeh%Mr. and Mrs. P. 1901 Twentieth ave.
l. Nordgren-Mr. and Mrs. o., SIS Girard avenue
q, boy. .-~ -,..0- -,0-.o
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Allan II. Vaughan and Helen E. Simmons
Joseph B. Shubert and Augusta Jove.
Frank ]. Courtney and Cora Highly.
Carl A. Hallenberg and Adlia Peterson.
Mathew Daugherty and Marie Bies.
William P. Ryan and Verona PlatZ.
frank y. hl1nger and Frances E. Kallberg.
william N. Matlock and Anna NJ. Baron.
DEATHS. -
Rich-A. Brookings. 316 East Fourteenth street
Thurston--Jane. EO15 Aldrich avenue s.
Patten-James, HOO Seventh street s.
Zeller-George, 1900 Twenty seventh avenue s.
Horn-Charles. 4915 Dupont avenue S.
Ir1leoska--Mary 6sS Spring street.
Jacobs-Moses, 1914 Ninth street s.
Sykes-Louisa. Lutheran Deaconess hospital
Carlson--Louisa, city hospital
Hall-AlGry A. 68 Bedford street
Fraser-Clara. st. Mary's hospital
Green-Mary. 24O1 Thirteenth avenue s.
Kerborn-Peter. 1874 First street n
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


H.. A. Lambert ct al. to John Pareka.
IN section 8. township 118, range 21 500
j. D. Anderson and wife to G. B. Ell
wood; lot and part of lot 2. block
~ ~: jackson, Daniels & Whitney's adj
tivn IL, OO(
John Welton to W. E. Scripture, in lot
as, block 2, r. A. Davidson's second
E. Q. O'Brien and husband to Mary Nick ~'oo'
els. lot Z. block i. Blaines addition =. 35(
81 Oxborough to J. A. Scherer lot Z
= block ok s Gales subdivision ;........ 1,o5t
Wife lot 6, block 1. vinton Park ad-
D. F: Peck ct al. to D. A. Fiske, part
OF lot l, block a. Town of Minneapolis 9OOt
A. Brubn and wife to w. Mas southeast
quarter northeast quarter and part of
northeast quarter southeast quarter, Sec
ton Is. township 1T. range "a Doc
J. e Jensen and wife to A. R. Porter
lots r. % and "a. block 4. Smith &
! H lowe first addition ............... 1,4oe
u Doelz ct al. to n. Mortenson, southeast
quarter southwest quarter of northwest
- -. =, !. 80. Loo
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BUILDING PERMITS

~>(>~~-~~~~@>~~~~~~~~
John E. Carlson: 1921 Eighteenth avenue
5; fr rome dwelling $4,000
Nd frame dwelling and shed 2sot
street and Thirteenth avenue 8, high
school Ia addition s;;.;;.::...:. $500
p frame a o, dwelling NC, 2ooe
,,d frame dwelling ;....: 80. 1896
rh nue. >, frame dwelling, ............. 1,5ot
Aniileei inlEor permits .................. 1,SSt
E.
IOtnl
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AGENTS WANTED

JUST INvENTED POLISH AND CLEAN FUR
niture as easy dLsting'; no rubbing !:
steady paying business for you; SOC sample
bottle for 25c and five stamps. Ackley Mfg.
Co., New York Life.
HAIL AND CYCLONE INSURANCE.; CASH
commissions; hUstlers can make $40 to $40 per
day In Minnesota. Address e2s Boston Block
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.

UNFINISHED Houses.
TO LET-27s5 PARK Az, IL ROOMS,
all modern .@Ioo.'
1928 4th st Sc. IA rooms. ain modern,
frame barn so.'
100 Sd av S, Il rooms, all modern, -
brick DIV cling and barn...... Co.,
1854 Portland av. 16 rooms. all modern,
Darn -. '.'' w.
727 9th st SE rooms. all modern, -
barn ......''.. %
2501 Stevens av, 8 rooms, modern. 2
526 Sd av So, 6 rooms bath, gas. fur-
mace 800. ...''...' %o'
2439 Portland av. 0 rooms, city water, .,
- WELL BAN ;........;;. @l'
COS 22d st, s rooms, bath. gas, city
1415 Sd ay s. s rooms. city WATER. IT,!
345 Franklin av, rooms, city water. I'LL
2315 18th av s, first floor fiat, rooms, %
city water. sewer, closet r.;
536 7th aV NJ I rooms city water...... r.!
126 Willow st. second floor fiat. rooms,
city water, sewer, closet -. 12'
121 Western av, second floor. fiat.
rooms, city water .............. III
George Odlum, Manager. -..
S(I9 Phoenix Bldg.
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DYEING AND CLEANING

TWIN CITY DYE WORKS, THE LEADING
clothing and all household goods. s16 Nieollet.
NORTH STAR DyEING AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning works 725 Hennepin av. Both phones
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MOVING

THE BOYD TRANSFER &c STORAGE co. HAS
unequaled facilities for moving storing. pack
Ing and shipping household goods. and quotes
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES thereon to Chi
cago, Denver, Spokane and Pacific Coast points
Others advertise such rates, and may succeed
occasionally In making up car, but we alone
are able. to ship with sufficient frequency and
regularity to insure prompt and re.
liable service. For the best of service Mt the
lowest rates, write or call at 46 Sd st S.
MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Co. have best facilities for handling and stor-
ing household GOODS expert furniture packers.
satisfaction assured: car rates to Pacific Goa st
and other points Can save you money. Do
not be deceived by other advertisers We can
and Will do what we agree regarding car rates.
Write or call. Safes and heavy machinery
moved by experts. 122 9th st s. Both phones
THE TWIN CITY VAN AND STORAGE co
will pack, ship or store your household goods
We will give you low rates on goods west or
south. See us If you want the best We are
the original mixed Var shippers. we handle
safes. boilers and machinery.
Office. 6h 4th st n.
THE o. G. PETERSON EXPRESS & STORAGE
Co. makes speciality of moving household
goods and pianos. Furniture packed for stor.
age or shipment Experienced help only: best
storage In the city. Both phones sol I'd ay 8.
CAMERoN's TRANSFER AND STORAGE: Ex.
pert packers for storage or shipment; large and
commodious vans for moving. Office, 200 Nicoi.
let: both phones 1905. Residence. IT. C. 1894.
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AAlANT ADS
/ Cent 4 Word

All ads / cent word,
when paid for in ad.
vance; otherwise 8 cents per line, Z
words to the line. No Ad taken for
less than zoe each insertion; except
Situations Wanted, Male or Female,
which are I2c word; no Ad less than
l0c daily; 90 words or less, one week,
80 cents.
When SO desired, in place of name
and address, an advertisement can be
addressed to a number furnished by and
in care Of The Journal Answers for
out-of-town advertisers will be for
warded.
Advertisements ordered run "until
forbid Ct. F.) will not be discon-
t!nued except upon written order, duly
Signed.
WANT PAGES CLOSE
EVERY DAY-At 10 am. for that
days noon edition.
EVERY DAY EXCEPT SATURDAY,
At pm. for entire
afternoon edition.
SATURDAY ONLY-AT 1890 pm.
for entire afternoon
edition.
GET YOUR ADS IN EARLY
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CLAIRVoYANTs

MRS. NARY JACOBS, THE WELL-KNowN
clatrvoyant and business medium. may be con.
suited on oil affairs of life at 1901 Hawthorn
av, formerly $40 Sd av s.
MRS. @. TRYoN. CLAIRyOYANT, READINGS
daily on all affairs OF life: Tuesday gives CSC
readings from am. to 8 p.m. Room 400,
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MACHINERY

FOR SALE-NEW AND SECONDHAND EN-.
gines. boilers, pumps. relaying rail- beams,
pipe and supplies. We buy and sell Mann.
faeturers' Supply Co.. oath and University avs
IRON WORKING AND WOOD WORKING MA.
chinery; large stock of secondhand and new.
Northern Machinery Co.. 217 Sd st s. Mpls
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HOTEL. ARRIVALS

The following persons from the north
west are registered at Minneapolis
hotels:
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The following persons from the north
west are registered at Minneapolis
hotels:
Mimi; E. NJ. Dyar. Council Bluffs; A. G.
Johnson, Council Bluffs; H. F. Whitcomb,
ME, Wyo. G. A. Jones, Seattle; Q. F. Nor
Ferguson, Chicago; L. P. Rath St. Cloud;
Fl. C. Quincy, st. Cloud V: A. Whipple.
Sank Center; J. S. Hughes. lie Sueur NJ.
Halla, Fargo; c. NJ. Gatck, Brainerd; W. d.
Bran, New York; R. S. Lewis, Fargo J.
NJ. Thompson. Owatonna; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
J. Banner, Glencoe; f. NJ. Davis, Glencoe;
A. Owen, Langford, S. D.; C. D. Frain, Chi
cago j. T. Bambough, Chicago; f. P. Ler-
son, st. Joseph; George p belong, Nicker-
son; NJ II. Markhus. Willmar; NJ W. Elgin,
Volga, S. D.; L. J. Geidt, Eureka, S. D.;
]. &. Peterson. Litchfeld, Mimi; W. r.
Berens. Litchfeld, MINI.
HOTEL HYsER-T. ]. Beaulieu Detroit; G.
NJ. Emery, W. A: Weeling, Northwood, Iowa
A. A. Truax, Mitchell, s. D.; John A. Cot.
fey, Luverne, Mimi; Alex Stuart. Yellowstone
Park; W. NJ Grundson. Chicago; G. D. Nc
Mannon, Spring Valley; j. c. Mahr, Chicago;
F. F. NJ Shook, fireman E. Kreck. Ed Ander;
Anderson and wife, Aitkin,r Mimi; Mrs. A.
NJ. Burns, Aberdeen, S. D.; J.. A. Kenworthy
Chicago; Louis Lager, CINCINNATI; Eugene a.
Voght, New York; F. G.. Thomas and wife
Denver; A. H. Smith Kalamazoo; W. H
Niles, Redfeld, S. D.; S. Van Kreck, Morris
MIMI; S. G. Jenkins, G. G.. Maschein, Chi
cago.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


NoTICE-ALL NEW AND UNCLAIMED PFC
oval mirrors at quick selling prices: room
mouldings sale; headquarters framing pictures
cheap. Zesbaugh. IL 9Th st S. opposite Lum-
Der Exchange.
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD
goods to Chicago, Denver, Spokane and Pacific
coast points, frequent shipments and lowest
possible rates. Write or call on the BOYD
Transfer Storage Co.. 4e Sd st e.
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MONUMENTS

NORTHWESTERN MANTEL CO., MONUMENTS
headstones and markers; special designs on
request. Office, 419 9Th st S. Granite and
Marble Works, 3517 Hen. ay. Both phones.
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COWS, DOGS AND POULTRY

PLYMOUTH ROCK EGGS
For sale at 100 Highland at 75c for 10
eggs The hens laying these eggs are extra
large and perfectly marked in their feathers
Call at 129 Highland av.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, GOOD FRESH
COW with calf; wide-t tire wagon, SIS; heavy
and light work harness, $40 each. Call at barn,
GIT It'll av s.
HoLsTEIN-JERsEY, FIvE-GALLoN MIXER.
the best family COW in Minnesota: also others:
exchange or time payments. 3O6 9Th st S. q
, 1905-06-29
WORRIED ABOUT THAT HEIFER

81 have such a terrible pain IN
my head, and all my bones ache;
really | feel as though l am going
to have a spell of fever" remark
ed the hard worked wife to her
husband. And then she continu-
ed: "And the red heifer dose
not seem a bit well; she did not
eat her feed this morning and she
can hardly get up when she is
down" EYES," remarked the hus-
bant, as his eye travelled toward
the COW corral, 81 am worried
abont hat heifer myself, There
are a great many people who are
worried about that heifer.'
, 1905-06-29
A VERY SAD Case
Death Of Mrs. W. ]. Lee, who was, with
her Family, on the way to Portland
Leaves Eight Children

On Saturday, the 18th inst, w.
J. Lee, with his wife and family
arrived here, on their way to Port
land. Ore. Mrs. Lee was taken ill
on the road and became SO much
worse that Mr.. Lee was compelled
to stop. He found a vacant house
moved his family in and called in
DR.. Price to attend his wife, who
pronounced the disease typhoid fe-
YER. Everytbingpossib was done
for the sick woman buta of no vail
for she died at I o'clock Tuesday
mornicg, and the body was inter-
ed in the city cemetery here at 10
o'clock Tuesday morning.
In conversation with Mr. Lee it
was learned that he was from
Trinidad, Colo, and was travelling
for his health. being troubled with
hemorrhages of the lungs. He is
left with a large family, the young
est of which, a girl, is ten months
old. Another daughter is twelve
years of age, the rest of the chill
dren are boys. MI. Lee is IN COM
Portable circumstances and will
cSntiune on his journey to the
Pacific coast, where he hopes to
regain his health.
, 1905-06-29

FL. T.. Glebeuman was a Dillon
visitor Friday.
A. L.. Clendenan is back from
his Denver trip.
G. l.. Flamme is back and has
started work on his property near
town.
Dillon had a snow storm the
18th inst and over four inches of
snow fell.
Several freight teams came in
Thursday with merchandise for
the Ferris mercantile.
Mrs. Morgan brought her COWS
up from Dixon and will start a
dairy again this summer.
Mrs. Hinman passed through
Dillon Thursday on her way to
the Rudefeha for a visit to her
daughters Mrs. Clark and Turner.
j. A. Van Meter vas appointed
by the County commissioners,
Justice of Peace for Dillon pre-
cinct.
We are anxiously awaiting the
Saratoga stage. We are informed
on reliable authority it would be
little trouble to get through now.
A. T.. Clendenan lost a valuable
horse Sunday night but got trace
of the missing animal and return
ed from Reader Basin with il
Tuesday.
Mrs. Doyle gave a Bachelor
dinner Monday in honor of the
birthday of Mickey" Thomas.
Those present were Messers Lind
sey, Gurley. McKinmore and
Thomas.
Dillon is going to celebrate the
Fourth in a truly patriotic man
ner. There is to be single and
double hand drilling contests,
horse races, base ball games and
a big ball at the Miners Union
Hall in the evening
, 1905-06-29
MEANS BUSINESS
Colorado, Wyoming and
Idaho Incorporates
in Idaho
TO BUILD R. R.
From Denver to Laramie, Wyoming and
Then on West Through State to Boise
Formed with SO, DOC. 900
Capital Stock.

Boise, June 22.-The Colorado,
Wyoming and Idaho railroad has
filed articles of incorporation in
this state with S10,O0O,0 600 capital
stock.
The company proposes to build
a line according to the incorpora-
ton papers, from Denver to Lara
mic, Wyo., thence west through
Wyoming to st. Anthony and
Boise, Idaho.
The board of trustees of the
compan are as follows:
W. Il. West, Laramie, Wyo.,
E. S. Chenowith, McCracken,
Kans., Ora Haley, Laramie, WYo..
Joseph Underwood, Chicago; ILL.,,
Frank FL. Stuart, Boston, Mass,
Augustus Rutfner. Chicago, and
J. S. Christian Danville, Ill.
, 1905-06-29
PARENTS ATTENTION

The glorious Fourth is coming!
Are your children well develop
ed, strong, vigorous?
Do not let this fact interfere
with their celebration of Indepen-
ence day.
Remember that patriotism
should come before physical
health.
And how can patriotism be bet
ter expressed than by contributing
to the manufacturers of fireworks
and making as much noise as pos.
sible?
"A short life and a fiery one" is
the motto of every American child
on the Fourth. Every child
should be provided with a large box
of Chinese tirecrackers, a cask of
of torpedoes. a brace Of breech-
loading cannon and a qniver of
toy pistols
Last year we did pretty we'll, but
this year we ought to beat it.
Last year about $50 children were
manned, crippled for life or actu-
ally killed on the Fourth. This
year why not make it double?
Every parent should begin
about a month before the Fourth
to arouse the enthusiasm of his
children. What's a few arms, legs
and eyes compared with keeping
up the statistics?-Brooklyn Life.
, 1905-06-29
RECEPTION TO MRS. D. s. CRAWFORD

Mrs. j. F. Crawford gave a re-
ception from 3 O'Clock until 6 o.
clock, Saturday afternoon, at her
residence. in honor of Mrs. ID. S.
Crawford. The rooms were dec
Grated with wild roses and the air
was fragrant with the delicate oder
of that flower. Light refreshe-
ments were served the guests dur
ing the afternoon. AS many of
the invited guests as could make
their way through the %frightful
wind which prevailed, were pres
ent and lent their presence to the
pleasant occasion.
, 1905-06-29
BROKE HIS LEG.

Ranny Campbell the son of Mrs.
Archie Campbell, whose home is
on Pass creek, met with a severe
accident, which will lay him up
for five or six weeks. He was rid
ing a brouncho which fell with
him and, rolled over him, broke
his left leg about half way be-
tween the knee and ankle. He
was brought to town and taken to
the residence of Mrs. England,
his cousin. where DR.. Price set
the injured member and he is get
ting along very nicely.
, 1905-06-29

pensive road to build. 1t is Just
as / said before-it is more in the
thought OF the thing than any
thing else. Once get over the
idea that it is an impossible pro-
position, and you would have lit
tie difficulty, provided you all
worked together. 1t would not
do to have half your population
setting back in the harness and
roaring like the dickens against
it. l understand that your ranch
men dubbed together recently
and bought a $4,000 blooded
horse. Well, what it the matter
with the people of this town or,
sanising a company, and all put
their shoulders to the wheel
md building an electric road?"
, 1905-06-29
RETURNED FROM DENVER

Ell. ID. Blydenbureh returned
from Denver the first of the week
where he went to have an operat-
ton performed on his eye, which
he hurt a couple of weeks ago.
The doctors found they could
not preform the operation until
the eye was entirely free from in
hamation, which will be some time
in August. Mr.. Blydenburgh
had a very harrow escape of los
ing his eye, but the doctors say
that they will be able to save it.
-Rawlins Republican.
, 1905-06-29
SARATOGA CHIPS.

A. H. and Len Hustin were in town
yesterday.
Mrs. c. NJ. Wilcox is visiting Mrs.
Fanny Lee.
r. A. Day and wife were city Wis
itors Saturday.
Mrs. A. w. Ainswo rth returned
home yesterday.
j. D. Parker was in Yesterday from
his North Fork ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Lee were visit
ing Saratoga frien $ Monday.
A baby girl was born to Mrs. W.
w. Petty last Friday morning.
Mrs j. c. Brewer was down from
their Spring creek ranch Saturday.
J. G. Wrisinger of Brush creek
came down Yesterday on a business
trip.
DR.. Chamberlin of Rock Springs
is visiting at the Gise residence for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Wood and lit
tie son were down fran Elk Hollow
Saturday.
Reserved seats for the Moving pic
ture show July Bird and 4th on sale at
Prices Drug Store.
C. j. Chidister has leased the
Phillips coal mine to Kelly * Popp
and retired from the coal business.
Charles Mckay, G. c. Young and
Winthrop Condict and sou Winthrop
jr., were down from Brush creek Sat
urday.
Robert Pallister came over from
Widdowfield yesterday, as a witness
in the replevin suit of Cheeshrough vs.
Nelson.
Joseph Cheesebrough was over
from Widdowfield this week and en-
rolled his name ON the Sun subrcrip-
ton list.
w. E. Tilton and wife came down
from Brush creek Monday and went
ON to Cheyenne, where Mr.. Tilton
has business.
Charles Nelson left for Portland
Monday. After he has taken in the
great Fair he may conclude to settle
in that country,
The following letters remain in the
Saratoga post-ofice uncalled for:
Olaf Anderson, julius Lobato, W. Z.
Smith and Thos. Sweeney,