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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15
@iirrnn nra stnht.Nrni1rntnrs.

TIIIIOt t, UCl 7, Wtur6 IVO5,
slucH hGran iniereiiiricIt Pcrio1en ipirh biers
lpic IS ourb Den 9lbtduiti 81 6. Ylrtiicl As, ocS
NaltimprerS taotsGuoer BON 1898 Complement
|Oerlunat luiro. beu erfIdreuoen Tldu uno bic
gSertbGbiha6Ingcu iHr Die &i9cairluI. @ilas
itcruna ltno Observation-Disclosures oes 0ulIz
6cu IGeiles Der Smumpouo=S trdBe. bon ocr
g%iprofcite ber Erdit Strabe bis lUGlioieise Der
6reoeridsgIDemue. in oteiem @iireuI GinterIeNt
bat.
gu1e onbon berilOrteu BetfOneu filh tcrcM,
tigt. iHuer6nl6 80 Iugeit, pom Satnm nlcicr
Noti5 an I'M NnltimnrCr Staotqeci0t bur0
f0riftli6 eingerei6te Fctttion ou9egeH 81 nps
pCuiren.
SnrrD q. 6ouper,
9tentitrator Der Staot Baltimore.
CPdr51, s, 1929
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15
YefanututadJuHgcH.
Separtemcut fir biientline Si6erbrit-Suutcns
sub cparteucnt oes C3ebauocaS nipettnres
Mlrrnma N1nfhhnna-

@aIttmore. ben .. .0idr3. 1905.
NHgebote tltr ole Grrtd)llIllg elleS @ebaloe9
llr Den ,gtd0or nm StaoiruiQ Der Slaot Sdlfs
@cntrc Wiarfet space. liiolth BON Der baltimore
SirnBe, odS ais EN- 6lbulartt beldtnt lelll lou,
pcroetl BON Der ySoaro o. Aparos' eHtge9eH
gelIoHtltll. %peroeIl,.
Sur olele srbelt iHli1lel gngenote IN .5lOei
leparQtelt, oerlnleoeilell mo lhao0dlBt0cll 1Detz
zen clllAtrel4t petoelt.
bi9 5u elHer, all oclt .5ei0lul9et all9e9ebellen
CUTE 6as 9ls @r9ebot 1lr ole 6lnoamente be-
lunHl lSll lou' o., g
- 0llt ole bull6t yliueil uHo ou9 Oeouuoe
"'SSt Uem 9"aUH wv I'oSttyH: ,,rto, uriof,,u,
9ll9eoote r@llllleli IN oerlile9eitel, &rlelsItlts,
l9tu9siL! iniI ocL g59teUS 9oHG3 OF Ilpatos
~ Uue' w "vI ! W,nt9 IgUo' Sut"itugs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15
Enhcsf1nc.

9tm -. @lir5 @ertruOe u. .. S6s inn 9uter
bon ! Subr.
I'M 10. Nldr3 Gliia6CtO Gppcl, SO Sabre alt.
@m #. IiIr8 Gaulinc 2. 4riu6, + Nabr ait.
gtm II. YiurB Nuud 9iuHn, is GGbre alt.
Vim fl. M}dr6 Su1n 2ruot 0Curn Seder i'm
gtIter BON "A Subren.
gn -. Iidr5 Ola Is. Sruu6.
gW -. YidrB ScnrG ". NcBroiug.
9Hu II. W}ir} lluua Gubu.
gUu -. mara Scru6nrb Is. ". 1ieiu6nrOt,
EruupcUtuC. I'm.
gm #. Dtirj Gathcrtuc u. eir6ernugel i'm
NlteC non SO Su6rCu.
9(m IS. Nidr5 AOcloiOe VI, g9olj 40 Sabre
ut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15
8nnberpuae GntSefnno.

Grau d. Nlciiing, berOnrrugenoe Spe5iaIiitin
fir 5raue1sHeibel. 9ameu i0lteu ii6 in allen
6luelt pertraltltber WIT an mid iueuoert. gSenn
Sic leioeito, itno, perne ib Sbnen belfeu. Sd
bate ME einet ]cin3igen 6cbIl1Iau. Grlet6tes
rllll9 in 4S Stunocil ooer feline 9e3dblung uers
latlgt. &elIt Sdontcr5, o0cr @eiabr. ober Inter
bredung Der 9lrbcit; Oduiq burmlus. Sm
Gpref8iTintcr uocr brieiIih, 81. 8rioatllnfers
fontften fir Gamer CScfdulte gSdrierinneH.
Ier6tlide SebanollilG, mcult petpiinfht. Streu9
bertraulid, 9tuibertbeiIMlg fpiteufrei. Spredis
itliuoen bon 10 SorW. bis S W5enos: Sonntags
bon . bis 8 gtndt1. 6ral u, glriiug, Gr. 10,
@cits j aDcttcs StraRe. W'dr,0II&S,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15

Cine Gnrc 9elet=
0i1lu1g3tluge mllrOc riir5lid it 6oz
nan perGunoclt. Ger @ciitcr elmer
@roucrci bate lcbtc5 S5o6r an ocn
0ireftor elmer an0eren @rauerei Ell
ncn gci6dftlihcn @riei gciArie6en,
ser Dor Ser NomcnSunterihrift ooS
@ort .N6tlng8Dol" entbielt. Ger
NoreIiot crinnerte iid, ooB Der 9rief-
idrciber in frilbercn 8ricicu Oie ge-
Itcigertc @0fli6feit9iormcl o0ododJ-
t~ltngSuoa" 0ebrnlldt 6ottc mo mari
Oicicm i6riftli6 Dor, 0oB cr ole cin-
fuditcu fuilimGlnliihen N0ilibfcit3s
fornten nidt fernc. 9nrauf folgte
cine 9eIciOigrmgSfloae, mo olld Der
@cfloQtc crbob @iocrtloac mcgen
@eqloiiung oe3 N0rt6en3 sod"
Gas Sh0ffeugeriHt in @ouolt lab int
Sem 9ricic 0e9 0raltereioircftorS eis
ne 9eIeiOigung mo perurt6eilte i'm
SIT 80 Mtorf Strnfe. 0a0cgen tonnte
cS in Der MegIoiIrng 0e9 @0rt6cnS
Sod" feline 9cleioigung finOcnL oo
ia imncr nod o9lhtumgaUoa" 8e6lie-
ben lei. Der characterization mllroe
oIio frcigeiproHcn. Die cin0clegte
@cruilmg bate Ooiielbe GrgebniB.
Die Stroifammer bcitdtigtc 0o9 llr-
tbeil oc9 5d0ffengcri6ts. Mm ioute
ca nidt iiir mogIid boltelL OoB per
niiniti9c Mcnihen sic @etidte mc1en
elmer iol6cn 2uppolie bemii6et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15
8aml Wrn6cr.

IS iturb am 10. Wldr3 1908 @nul @ru6er,
gclie6ter @atte bon Nunic Is. @ruber, I'M 80.
Seut6lan6. Rn6c in 5rric6cnl Sic Rccrois
guug iiHoet bon Der lGobnuna ietHer lohter,
6ral Santcs 5uniOH. Jtr. $50, FortIunosStr,
ans SOuncritag, 20 llbr &oCmittaga, ltatt.
litO ouun nan Der q. NeromCsz,tirhe. no cine
HcQuiemslieiie iir oa5 0cil icirlcr Secle teles
hrirt pcrocl miro. &crluuuotc mo 6rculoe
iilb Nhht1aspon eiracluocDl. uci}uluobHelt.
G4..5}
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15
Qnnnnn Hnrf

Der bapptii mlic)ite 6tiebRuf in Baltimore.
Ntcnl: $50 Adcr. - SmmerpdBren0sf Charter.
gu ieoer Belt errei1bGr. SIM Gents 5abrs
gelO BON alien GtnottbetIen. StrGBenbnbns
gSaggous p~uiiireu ben 9alpteineang aue bret
Wttnuten. 8arnteS Mnrte6irnler III. Sol6e,
Die Den Srtcbbof bet ralbem getter beiuhen.
9cgribniBpldBe 5u febr mdBigeH Yretien
idmrn!li6 ulter iortudhrenoer Bfleee.
Bureau: Hr. II, @eisSnratugn'StrnRe.
CSanG@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15
&~eriammIungs Nu5eigen.

rSitsGno 2ciGs uno SparsGcrCiu."
Sic 81. id6rlt6e %@eriammltuG uno g9o6I
bon 8iu0lt Sireftoren iinoct Wiittluudl sfDenb,
Den 10. 0tdr5. i'm Beriammlltlas Simmer. Or.
1921, GrleunSzStrube. Gde G~bupelsStrabe, u.
!. Gollner'S GofuI. ituit, gSubl bon 7 bis 8
u6r. WtitgIieber ino criu6t b~cric!ben bei5us
ipObnen.
COD -. Sclomanu, SeTrctir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15

Ole @innab men beS 9un.
Desid)atomts I'M Monot GSebrltar be.
lieien lid ailf $44,60S.072. 10, bic
Illsgoben ouf $11 ACT, 234.49. Die
ginnabmen limo eegen 5ebrllor 1904
nm $t,2S7,000 nieorieer, pdbrenO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15

Seine SutIf)en NIT 8nmmirGSerH
8etbe 9oIfterstleber5iee - e.eitrii6es 2t1t
lro 9duboua0etlung.
BALTIMORE COUPE COMPANY.
Pr. 8t5, Northumberland.
GeIe6one Wt. 8ernpn 258: gourtlanD 1lb6.
(Sft6,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15
Sermiidlte Inseigen.
SGnme, lSrndlt. nnb 2icrnflnnsrrr.

Gleine 5ridtbdumc, SpnrgelpfIun3cn, grnbe
8orrdtbe bon 5toien, @robeersBiluujelL Gait
FORMER Fribet fiir SedeH. S6uppelIs unS On
ieiteraI0oter. 2aplr@rass SanlleH uno StlHits
bituger. &utdloa f%oiienfrei.
Siucldir Huricries,
9Sm &. Guric,
gr. 2t3, rbsGGlucrtStra9c
(MGr310, G&S, 1WlD Baltimore, ono.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15
GDrraine.

mlalerif6 - 9artaritg - SrtebIi9.
&eitIiG bon @nlbtDof etn NIB etHe babe
MieiIe. 9eIuti Die nit goU6attnH be5et9uete
9(ort1s stoenues@ar. Sreie autfben g6u6m;.tdgs
am terminus. Breife ben 9eqrdbniBiteIlen test
tpe3teu. 2eibte gebEHgungeH. 4eIepbpn
Gnton 1923. 4iireau: SrIntliu. unb 9~pinoiDr.
ROabF. 9erIdRat gruidlre. (Wlai4 ,1S,3&5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15
ScutIdlnno'S MeinsNuS= nn0 Sin
fmbr III 1904.

Die Nllafllbr BON 0elltl6et Mcincn
lit I'M leBten Sabre ctpa@ b0ber gez
lueien, oils i'm &orjobrc. Sic betrllg
inn 8un5en 240,SS4 Goppelcentncr,
G557 9oppelccntner mcbr, OILS I'M
Sabre 1903. 0ica2Scrienou1gen gin.
gen g%roBtentbeilS nod England, oelt
&ereinigtcn Stooten, obcr nld) Die
Shlpei5, @oIono, 8elgiclL HuBIon0,
ScItreid uIo onoere 2Qtocr porcn
quite Nbncbmcr. Die ollSgeiiibrtcn
S6allmmeine, I'M @an5en 1862
Goppclccutncr, gingen nnd) Gnglono,
Den Hereinafter StooterL 0clgie1 II.
S6De0en. Ger Wertb Der WeinmlSs
illbr bc5iiicrtc ii6 onf 22,646,000
Wtorf. Die NluSiubr uon Sroltbcn
belief lid uli mr. ST. Goppclcentner.
&icl bc0elttcrloer ais Der Grport
Ddr oic Ginfllbr BON oll@lGnotIhen
g8cincn. Sic betrug 705,925 0oppcls
centncr. Sin Gbcil Scr importirtcn
Meine rpltr0c SIR Gongnotbercitut9
gcbrouht. Gin9cfiibrte &otbmcine
0ientcn bo,tpti0hlid ais 9erihnitt-
meile. Die neiltcn inlportirtct Mcillc
bc5o9 0cutIdlono aus 6ronfreid,
Sponien utO 0eitrcid). llngorn, Gle
@crtbe Der ein9eiiibrten @cine beirut
gen #, 100000 Mart. Die oellti6e
@cineiniuDr itc0t lid Clio fiir ooS
Sobr 1904 otf tS,6410O0 Wtorf
b0ber, ais Ole Nltaiilbr. SIS nQrB ioz
nit Der @einOurit inn Oclttidcn Rcihe
Elm redlt gciltnNcr icin. Nn Gbonl.
poQncr oIlein mltrocn ans Sronfreid)
22,776 Toppelcentucr importirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15

Ger ebcmoGige unoori.
Idle 0tiniitcr . ErGiiOcnt @ouiip cr.
tIGrte einem Gorreiponbentcu, fir
llngorn babe Der nit Gelttidlono ob.
gcihloiiene SunoelS &ertraQ oar
feline binoenSe &roft. Gr iueroe oltdD
bel Den beutigen pnrlomrntoriid)cn
&crhaltniIien in llngarn nid,t in
aroft treten f6nnen. Sic gnno6nc
0es @ertrogeS brlrf ben 0Itreihiid]cn
&ci6sratb beriibrc llngarn niht i'm
@cringiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15
WaItinnre Scinetern.

gHrtau: Rr. 344, glorb.GharIes.gtrabs.
geprd6niBpIibe 3linl 8erfnuf - bon S25 an,
NIT Marmorpfofter ub1earen5t, $50 BInt'
far nier Brihpr. (Snn19tSN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15
W(o.-8iuoiOr 22s.
s. Ennbcr d S0hnc,

9Gihen6eitutter uuo Giu6nlinmirer.
Or. t70S UNI t7t0, GnHtons2iueune itln
siouitsGde SnlttmUress Str. uno Srunoluag.
6a6rituuten uJu 4nteutsG ustcts.
(Seb10-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15

@rof Gofitni Der ruiii.
i6c 9otiHofter in @oibinaton, CT.
tlGrt, 0aB Ser &ric9 in SItoiien fort.
geiebt meroen miiiic, cirerIe mic gin.
itig ollh Die ioponii6en TricocnSbc.
b%ingurgen icir m16tcn. InbIon0's
Hreitigc miiiic gemnbrt mcrocn. 2n
ct. petersburg ifeint mon onoercr
Nnlidt 81 mer0eL l1lo oeS 0roltia.
men SricgsipicIS iott SIT mcr0cn, All
nal aud Sronfrcih icincu GinfllB
oltfbictet, Dem Gricg ein Gn0c III
MAIDEN. Die rlliiiiGe Gricg9purtci
beltebt spar oltf Ser Sortieblng OeS
Gric9eS, Scr Sopon idIicBIih crid0.
pfen miiiie, oIlcin sic 5rieocnSportci
ideillt bel Dem G5orcn mc6r ginfllb
ST. geiuinner, ais biSber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15
En6n Ncrrnin &. Enhn.

9cimcubrI tatter uuo eiubnlinmirer.
Cir. 200S, Crlcansitr-Mio Sci: &iuoior 255.
3uciggefbIit: gtr. 524, perl. GuitCruaN OcWie,
6igblunotoptl, Baltimore, WlnrhIaHo Ielepbon:
%QSi1Ioior 60. aliticben lDeroen g~eltelcrt llr Sod
3eiten, unterbaltlngen uilo u1bere @clcgcnbets
ten. G6eb141SI&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15

Die 9GlSooben nm Sf.t93.OOO oefaI-
len iinS. Die 3oacinnobmcn i'm Ie.
brllor 1905 hcIicfcn iih ouf rlut0
sol, 5S2. 900. sic Ginnobmen olts
NimcnIte1tern b~ptr,tacn runD SIG.
7fiOOO. erIterp inn ococu 1Sebr,ror
1904 nm r,nb SSO00OO aeioQeu.
Qektere nm 81 100000, Die ousoe.
3obltcn 0%cuIionpr inn N}onot IcbrIor
1908 bp(oIfrr fih mi &I3Ot2OSO =
%. rlno $500 GOO mcniocr ols i'm
I,cbruor (cktcn &obrcs. Die 5ptolcin.
nohmpn hps chobomts cn6erh nm
70 H,mi 1908 hero,tfpr iih his ho.
hin opf S3G5 668 2tOg2 0ip 5o+ol
ousoo6cn o,,f s9ot ttS go u qph-
fore lino pnr ms 9}oriobr nm r,no
S3O zoo 600 oe,tipocr
|
InS vs. a BIN II miro q G
ldrleben: Ser Fr0ltOent ut ent=
ihlonen, pom GongreB cine ooer ole
ol1oere 9teltoronll11g Der IorIftobeI=
len 5l oerlol1gen IN Der SiBlln9, Die
ndfiten Serblt e%tnberrtien lperoen
, 1905-02-08

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There Is only one way to cure deaf
ness. and that is by constitutional rem
edies. Deafness is caused by an in
amed condition of the mucous lining of
the Eustachian Tube. When this tube
is inflamed you have a rumbling sound
or imperfect hearing. and when 1t is
entirely closed, deafness is the result,
and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to its
normal condition, hearing will be de.
stroyed forever; nine ase out Of ten
are caused by catarrh, which is moth
ing but an infamed condition OF the
mucous surfaces.
We will give one hundred dollars for
any case of deafness Caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Halls catarrh cure Send for circulars,
free.
J. F.. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family pills for consti'
patton,
, 1905-02-08

committee to enforce any regulations
in the matter of controlling the remov.
al or repairs of any building.
Mr.. Phillips motion prevailed and
the Mayor named Messrs. Phillips,
Rogers and Beemer as the building
committee.
Mr.. Spicer move that the small
building just north of hose house No.
2 be used for a bay storage house. but
the motion was not seconded.
Mr.. Rogers will estimate the cost of
a small building at the hose house and
report at the next meeting
4. Mayor Mckee stated that it would
cost about $14O to repair the city hall
paint and paper the walls and put
linoleum on the floor.
On motion of Mr.. Phillips, the clerk
will advertise for bids for laying Iinoi
cum on the floor of the city hall. Jus.
tice Grant mas agreed to occupy the
city hall for a city court room. saving
in rent, fuel and light.
On motion of Mr.. Spicer, the mayor
was instructed. ito contract for repaint-
ing and repapering the city hall not
to exceed the sun of $50.
The bills for the month were read
and those approved were allowed.
The bill of Justice Grant was refer
red back to that officer Tor correction,
the council insisting that he reduce the
amount to S25 for salary.
The bill of o. V. Richter, on motion
o. Mr.. Phillips, vas cut from $62.22 to
s40.S5 and allowed.
A number of bills were referred to
the nance committee for verification
The bill of the Holly company for
two fire hydrants, $l21, was alsore.
ferred to the committee for investiga
ton. At the time the hydrants were
ordered it was reported to the coun
Gil that they would cost about $40
each.
At 1890 the council adjourned. hav.
ing been in session since 1850.
, 1905-02-08
forty five miles and the road will fol

forty-five miles and the road will fol
low down the North Platte river.
Joseph Underwood, president, and
f. s. Cheneweth, treasurer of the new
Colorado, Wyoming and Idaho railroad,
have been in the city for several days
investigating the possibilities of this
section as q feeder for the new road
from Denver to Boise. 1t is very prob
able that the new road will not enter
Wyoming south Of Laramie, as oriai-
nally announced, but will come up from
Denver through the North park coup
try, over the North Platte valley and
then across the Medicine Bow range
westward.
Everything indicates that within two
years no less than three railroads will
reach this place. In addition to the
Union Pacific and the Colorado, Wyo-
ming and Idaho railroads, the Laramie,
Hahns Peak and Pacific line is now
building west from Laramie and has
also surveyed its line to this place.
, 1905-02-08
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

NJ. e. Nellis n w. j. Alsop are
visiting ranchmen.
Mr.. n Mrs. Dolf Wolcott are home
from their eastern visit.
J. H. George, the Virginia Dale
ranchman, is a city visitor.
Maud S. Cummings of Cheyenne ar
rived from the east last night.
Ren Watkins is down from Medi
cine Bow on some business matters.
c. w. Weber arrived from Woods
last night and is a city visitor today.
Carey Knight, a student at the uni
versity, is at his home at Cheyenne.
Willis Rankin, foreman on the Haley
ranches at Wyoming, is in the city
today.
Mrs. Kidd is home from Cheyenne.
where she had been for a short bust
ness visit.
Henry Herget and James Ross of
North park were among. the city's
guests last night.
Charles E. Riford, travelling engi-
neer for the Laramie-Rawlins section
of the Wyoming division, was here
last night.
The Charity Whist club will be en-
tertained at Grand Army hall this
evening, and a very enjoyable time is
looked for.
Dave McCullagh,, formerly city
clerk of Laramie, and son were city
visitors today. They caiue last night
and spent the night here.
W. H. Derstyne, the traveller Tor
the Peters Paper company at Denver,
who vas here last night, left this
morning for a western trip.
B. R. Pearson, the Kansas City
horse buyer, is in the city today, look
ing for the Tner of horses who de-
sire to trade horses for cash.
]. Hartman the Cheyenne liquor
salesman. called upon the trade here
this morning, interesting liquor mer-
chants in bottled goods and others.
Colonel H. L. Anderson, trainmaster
for the Wyoming division. was a city
visitor this morning. He has been
fighting snow at Rock River and
points Whereabouts.
Mrs. Topping, who has been quite
ill for several days, is better and able
to sit up a part of the time. She ex-
poets to leave with her family about
the goth for Sheridan, where they
will reside in future.
Rev. N. o. Patterson, pastor of the
Baptist church, left today for Chicago
and the east, to be absent ten days
or two weeks. He will probably visit
Newark, O., and may go to his former
home at Jersey Shore, Pa.
, 1905-02-08
The Rattleship Nebraska.

Viewed as a defensive OR offensive
engine the Nebraska represents the
highest development in modern war
fare, and it is to be hoped that it will
ever be an agency for the preservation
of peace. In medicine, Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters represents the limit
of science in producing q perfect rem
edy and for over so years has been
the best on the market as a maker ana
%preserver Of good health. It's won.
derful the number of persons that have
been restored to robust health by talk
ing the Bitters, and such an experience
will be yours, too. II you'll only start
at once. Longer delay only makes a
cure 30 much harder. For restoring
strength, stimulating the liver and
kidneys or to cure poor appetite. nau.
sea, headache. Indigestion. dyspepsia.
liver troubles. chills. colds or la
grippe. the Bitters is uneQualled. Try
1t today.
, 1905-02-08

Daily Republican 50 cents = month.
, 1905-02-08
J.. P. WILL BUILD
TO ENCAMPMENT
OFFICERS OF PENN-WYOMING
MINING COMPANY CONFIRM
REPORT FROM THERE.
Correspondent Says It is Probable COL
orado, Wyoming and Idaho viii
Not Build to This City, But Go
by Way Of North Park and En-
eAmpment to Boise.

E%ncampment, Wyo., Feb. S.-Om.
GERS Of the Penn-Wyoming Mining CON-
pany officially confirm the report that
the Union Pacific and the Penn Wyo-
ming will construct q railroad from
Walcott, on the line Of the Union Pa
cifc to this place and dirt will begin
to fly April 1. The distance will be
, 1905-02-08
WILL HOLD COURT AT
CASPER NEXT APRIL,

Judge Carpenter will come to Cas-
per again mex April, says the Casper
Tribune, and dispose of such civil and
probate cases that cannot be finished
up this term, but there will be no jury
drawn at that time.
, 1905-02-08
A BUILDING
COMMITTEE
MAYOR MCKEE NAMES THREE
couNciLMEN TO HAVE THE
DEPARTMENT IN CHARGE,
Repairing Of Old Buildings Brings Out
Discussion and Recommendation
for Creation Of Standing Commit
tee-Grant Bill Referred TO That
Official for Correction.

Council convened at 1850; adjourned
1890; in session 2 hours 40 minutes.
Building Committee-Messrs. Phil
lips, Rogers and Beemer.
Bill of Justice Grant referred back
for correction.
Resignation of o. V. Ricter as police.
man accepted.
Reports of officers filed.
Thomas Gilman to trim park trees.
Ten Bellamy maps purchased.
New dumping ground designated.
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for, the evidence of what VIC shall all
yet see he cried in a tone Of ex-
altation. And SOW give me strong.
fresh horse; lwill ride all night"
Then he turned to Jane. Darling
janet My Jane" and kissing her. he
said boldly to Mrs Swaffham. Il ask
your favor. madame Jane has this
hour promised to be my wife"
Jane has then been very forward .
answered Mrs. Swaffham with annoy
ance. Il am grieved. And James
father has not been spoken to, and he
is arss Of all. can say neither yea
nor nay In the matter"
But you will surely speak for us.
Give me a kind word, madame. ere /
60" And she could not resist the
youths beauty and sweet mature, nor
yet the thought In her heart that II
might perhaps be his last request. She
drew down his face.to hers and kissed
and blessed him. saying, as Saul said
to David, Co and the Lord be with
thee
Then he leaped into the saddle. and
the horse caught his impatience and
shared his martial passion, and with
a loud neigh went flying over the land.
Silently the two women watched the
dark figure grow more and more in.
distinct in the soft mysterious moon
shine, until at length it was a mere
shadow that blended with the indis.
tinctness Of the horizon.
Thank you, dear mother said Jane
softly, and tho mother answered,
When Neville Las done his duty. he
win come for You. He can no more
bear to live without you than with
cut his eyes. ] see that"
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wretched girl. this morning. | have
been dreaming Of calamities and my
speech Is too small for my beart
Very soon this lucky Cromwell fam
lily win coax you to London to see all
their glory. and shall be left in de
Wick with no better company than a
clock; for my father speaks to me
about once an hour. and the Chaplain
not at all, unless to reprove me-"
But you shall come to London
also"
DO you think so Ill OF me as to be-
lieve would leave my father in the
loneliness Of de Wickg And she stood
up and kissed her friend. and in
little while they went downstairs to-
gether. and Matilda had some boiled
milk and bread and a slice Of venison.
Then she asked Mrs. Swaffham to let
her have a coach 10 go home In.
Mrs. Swaffham kissed her Tor an.
swer, and they sent her away with
such confidence OF goodwill and com.
ing happiness that the girl almost be-
lieved days might be hers in the fu.
ture as full Of JOY as days in the past
had been.
After this visit it was cold winter
weather, and Cluny Neville came no
more until the pale windy spring was
over tho land. And this visit was so
short that Mrs Swaffham, who had
gone to Ely, did not see him at all
For ne merely rested while a fresh
horse was prepared for him, eat ag a
little bread and meat almost from
James hand as he waited. Yet Ia that
half hours stress and hurry, love over
leaped a space that had not been taken
without 1t; for as he stood with one
hand on his saddle, ready to leap into
Il, Jane trembling and pale at his side
he saw unshed tears in her eyes and
felt the unspoken love on her3lips and
as he clasped her hand bis heart
sprang to his tongue and he said ySith
passionate tenderness;
Farewell, Jane. Darling Janc.l'--
then, afraid OF his own temerity hc
was away ere he could see the wonder
and Joy called into her face by the
smeet familiar words.
When he came again. 1t was haryest1
time; the reapers were in the wheat
fields and as he neared Swaffham he
saw Jane standing among the bound
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Mr. Iiay. and HIs cartoons.

with cartoons, for the most part the
original pen and ink drawings, where
in Mr.. Hay is depicted.
Mr.. Hays fad is known to many Of
the best.known cartoonists Of the
country, and majority of them send
him the originals of their work as soon
as the reproductions are published.
To such artists as do not know Of the
secretary's weakness, his secretary
viii write asking If the original Of any
cartoon which has attracted Mr.. Hays
attention is for sale, and, if SO, to
name the price.
A price is seldom charged, but Mr..
Hay does not forget favor and many
Of the numerous gifts he sends out
each Christmas come into the posses
sion of cartoonists in this country and
abroad.