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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-01-05
Ghicaap. 2. oSanua.

6bicago, 2. s5dntdr.
sSn un1erem Rahbdritdot9en 6ams
mono lit geiiern Qbano BAG beoeus
ten6Ite bortige Gefhdftsgebaube, unter
Dem Ramtn n9apper 9lod" bstannt,
Bis auF Die Gjrunomduern rieoerqes
brdnnt Ger qeiommte @eI6ditstbeiI
6e8 dufbtii6enoen Gtdbthens tpar bes
brobt, mrO BON Der Gtdot Gbicago,
ben Na6barorten Golt G6icdgo uno
Bbiiing eitten 20idmdnnlhaften gu
Siilfe. Mldu nimmt an, DAP bas
'Feuer entne6er ourh SeIbItent3iins
6una ooer elettriI6en aur3ihtub snts
itanoen III Die inter benz Namen
.6ammono Gja8 Gomponp" bstannte
@asgcTeli6lFt bat lire 6ef6dftsa
bureaur in Dem aogebrdnnten Gjes
bGuce qeGQbt. un6 es lit bic Wl0gid-
teit Oor6anben, oaB bag 5eusr 6urA
einen Thdo9afteu Gjrpbgasmefer enta
itanben III
Gbicogo, 2. Sanuar.
Die 3d6lreitben geiuher Der Maria
Siils Stride, an Der 13. Gtrabe uno
Gt. Qouis Qtbenue Qele9en, ipurotn ges
Ttetn W,or1en in 3iemlid)e Q(ufregung
rerfebt, ois iuGbreHb Ser 5riibmeTe
burd cine &er3enilamme ouT oem Qtla
tore Elm tiinIt.i6er gmmenitrauB
sFeuer fing Der 3elebrireroe gritIter,
Qdter G6ndrb 8. gramer, mar
ipabrfdeinlid oer Frite, peIcher bic
Srot,n6e 5elers9efd9r bemertts. 0bue
ale 9lufreeurg nonote er ii4 Den ans
6d6tioen Stirffu6eiuhcrn 3u unD
Toate in lduter, 5is in 6ie binterlien
gBintel bes @ottesbaHies borb1rer
Gimme: agei6et rnbiq! SeBt Guh!
Gs III feline GeTa6r bor6an0'nl" Sm
udhTten Q(uaenblide bate ey nit eirem
Flintsn Griif bic 8lumeubaie sr9rif,
Fen Sic Tlominen titidt unb Die nca
ofiihsn0en lleberreite idmmt Der 8die
duf sen f,uerieflen, iteirbslsgten 9os
Sen Der airfe demorien. Sin WliniS
frant tru1 sic md rauhsnOen 2riim'
mer oui sineu Mint bss prieIiers in
1os srsie Die grIamuelten 6e'
rubiqien F6 bdIb tpieber, tnb Der
GjottesbitnI puroe fortesIeBt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-01-05

HGnl T. >jQll
Ter aaroiaal @inlent 8anuteGi
empiing einen am So Te3ember in
Rom sur Bot ge9e6enen Brief, in ben,
ibm nit oer Ueroiientli6ung tompro.
mittirenber griefe ge0rp6t miro. faas
er ni6t tauies0 gire ($200) unter oer
9l0reiie Is. e." poitIogerno" abienoe.
Der G1rbinol ii6erp1b oen Brief Der
goli3ei. uno Dieis osrbaitste einen gut
oefleioeten Mann. Der am goitiAdItsr
erffisn un6 na6 griefs unter Der
Gbiiire &c. 6 f,agte Ter gerbdi.
tste, osIFen Pame Itreng ee6sim gebols
ten miro. Isugnet jeoe Nitidulb an
tsm Grpreiiungspsriufe. uno heboups
let, an oem 5o9s. an otm Der Brief
dufoegeben tDuroe. gar nidt in Rom,
Ion6er1 in Gsnua qepeisn gu Iein, no
sr aus Rem Dort eingetyoffen mare.
Ter QapIt fou bic 6riinoung elmer
opoItolii6en grdFsttur ouf ben p9is
lippin.n be'6ioiisn 6absn. TisTe prds
fsttur io1 urter sinsm 6suiiden ao,
pu3iner aug Qd6en ieben.
Tie 3boif1he. b0b bic Gpanisr auF
jsnen SnisIn Had uno no1 ourh
ItutIfe erfsst psvosn. iptrb oIs 2tn,
5,idsn bsirahtst. oab Der 'Dopr ii9
oofir sntffis6en Bat. beutihe WliIIio'
Hsn befOnosrs 5a bsginiiiasn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-01-05
Gin % derer f9ner oers
Iebt.
l2cln glorf. 4 .Son

glep Yorts Ttdrtiter qoli3iit, Mar
Mbitman, bat elnen bpppelten gein@
bru6 erlitten, ais er Elm our6gebenz
6es Buhripert anbalten ippllte. 3fpei
Dor einen Gismaaen qeipannte @ferDc
jagten in piIoer 5luht oie SSift6 Noe.
entlong. Wbitmon boIte auf feinem
9fabe oas 6ubrperf Elm. mari ii6 ben
pferoen entgeqen uno fiel ibnen in
bie 3iioel. 2lber Die Iebtere riiIen, er
pur0e 8u 9oben geporfen un0 bic
Rd0er ginoen iiber feline beioen 9eins
hinireq. W}dn brad1te i'm rdd einem
6oipitdt. Der tpudere 8lourot 1T
i'm geiib pieler W}eoaillen, Die tr
burd beroiiAe Qufopierungen per-
oiente.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-01-05

va senator Widlbp befiirportete,
ben Stnator 8epep pot Ser Qe3istatur
Ipfort in aller 6orm an3utlagen, To-
fern oisier oeroddtig iei, etlpos un-es
|ieBlides ooer piber Die auten Sitten
WeritoBsnoes bt9angeu gu baben Gr
lang 6errn Oepelp babel Elm Qoblieo
Iuno itsLlte ibn ais siHen Der ar6Bten
.Ghdratteure Der 0eaempart bin.
2sutt, ole an 9tutm un0 SSeoem t;ipas
.au53uieben bdtteu. ieten gieuoorefors
|mer uno Slider. uno uur 1olhe. Die
ii6 uniduIoia piiBtsn. fpntsn pioer
.anoere Den eriten Stein auibeben.
@olls man 6adre ipdlten. 10 ndre an
leBten Gnoe ieoer Senator reif pdfiir
Iein gUt nieoer3uIsgeu. Gjslbe 6unoe.
10 fubr Der Senator Wtalbp fort, Fat
ten Ii4 Dem Senator 0spelp an Die
6erIen geheftet, an bic 5erleu eines
Mlannss. Der allen Qlemtern, Die er is
betleioet. itets CUR 3ieroe geretcbt 6dtts.
Wlan IolIe Dem TefolutionsporihldJ
nidt 0uburd cine ibm niat automs
menoe Widtigfeit bsilegen, oaB man
i'm crit an cine 9ommiiIion pertpeile,
bielms6r beroiens sr IeoiaIitb, aut Der
Stele als unhaItbar 3uriidgelpieIen gu
neroen. Der Senotor @raop, 5iibrer
Ser 0emotraten, bat, Die GntIdeioung
itber oen 9eIotutipnssntlpurf in gegens
lpdrtiger 3eit nif1t gu befhleunigsn.
Der Senator Brad ertlGrte, ouB er
geqen cine @srfditbung Der Sa4e
nihts ein3upenoen babe, ooB er aber
nidt ipiinffe, Dap iie oura iiiBe MOr=
te tn's Senfeits befDroert, Io8uia9er
.tootgetiiBt" perbe
Der Senator GoggsIbal fiibrte aus.
0ab es, bd 8epep tront lei, oeraot3r
cine @rduIdmfsit unD eine Rohbeii
fpnber 8lsifen Iein piiros. sinem mad
Senfation burItenosn, trdntbaften. ron
Der SeffentIidtsit tiinItlid erob9s5o=
gener GeTiibIe nah3ugebsn, bas es MI;
su oerne Feben niirbe, penn ii6 aui
0em ehrboren RuF Gin3elner Der MebIs
tbau Der fittIi6en 8ranomartung le9le
alIboann, &c. g.. 4. San.
Der Gendtor MiQiam SO. 9(rms
ftrpng, 8orfiBenoer oes Gpmites CUR
ltnterfuduna Der ELECTROMAGNETIC.
ffoften erttdrts, oaB er i'm 0srein
nit BEN beioen Noppfaten 9pghss uno
Mcaeen ben geriht ausarbeiten
neroe.
Some8 80. Mabsnort6 ir. fpuros
gum Sprecher Ser 2lFemblp ertp6Rlt.
Der Genator 8radett unterbreitete
einen @efebentnurf. melfer cine gers
beiferung Ser 0erIitberunQseeTeBe be-
3nedt. 8enndf fp1 Der 0er7ldes
rpngsTuperintenoent in 3utunft err
pG6lt, nift ernannt mern.n uno bic
fer muB fih NIT Dem 9ebolt, nelches
Sem 8eriicherunssbeanten 3uQe6o6t
1T, einperItan6en ertldren. gln6ere
geftimmungen be5ieben iih ouf cine
Iihere 9tnIaoe Der @elber.
Der Senotpr 8rddett sog fhlieblif
ben bon inn nibsr 9epeip ein9ebra6e
ten RefplutionsentlpurF 8uriid
Gr erfIGrte, oaB er 0en Gntipurf
fpdter tpieoer ouf's Sopet gu brinden
oe0enfe. Ser Senator Raires. befen
NbTitbt es oetnefen mar. Die Sode burf
Tofprtige geThluBfoiIunq burd bos
Qlenum enoqiltiq aus Der Melt III
ffoFFen. piberIpruf Der 3uriid3iebung
BEG 2tntraQs fir Ole ober 27 Stims
men ge9en 19 dbge9eben nuroen.
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Mat6enbe aate.
.l2em g1orf. A cSon

gttlD D0tI, A. ,ynIt
Die 81 Sabre aIts 6rdu Clara
2siop in 0eit Brigbton ipur6e BON
elmer permutbHh an DaHeridsu Isis
ben6en Sage 9ebiiien unO i6r Zoo
miro seTiirdttt. 3tpei &dben pareu
ouf Der 9reppe Dor 6rau 2eiOD's
Mobnunq i'm aampf begriffen. 5rou
2ei6p iu6te tie nit sinem 5ubtritt gu
trenrsn. Sine Der beioen admpferins
nsn snttpi8, Die anbers fprans ibr
ms GeIi6t un6 grub ibr Die 3dbne
in bic Baden uno in ben Qrm. Biz
.in Mlann bin3u fam uno oas 9hi.r
neridete.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-01-05
. 0ominilanii8s @spubIit

~ y III u y W W u l.
Stop SaDti A Gan
Ser siugelauiensn uletoun9eu 3u.
fol0s 9rilien Die lruppeu Dss i.u6.
tigeu prdiiosnten U!oraIes unter
oer 5u5ung oes Generals Rooriguej
acierr 9ormittag um 10 llbr Die
Gtaot querto !glotd an. Ger 9anpi
oauerts bis 8 llbr Q6enos. als bic gs
lagerr iid pieOer in ibre friibereu
Gtsaung,n 5uriid3ogsn. 2tuF tenen
Geiisn gab ss Ioote uno 8ernunoets
Qtls Ser gois, Der bieie Uelounqcn
byo6te. querto plata psrlieb, beyei,ie
oer gsnerol Roorgus3 ,insn 3ptit,n
e(nqrIf auf bic Staot ppr.
Gin 1bsil her gepoIitrung Qutrto
graias 6ot Ii6 fir MoraIes ertlort
uno icuetts aug ben 5snitern ouf Ole
Syuppen bes Generals Gacerss. o.g
5,iireiligen 4rdhoenten ber oominita.
niihen Rtpubiil
Sin gote aug Wonte GbriTti bradbts
Die Rafrihi, oaB Der 6,neraI Eos
brigus3 als 9onoioat iir Die bomini'
lanit. QrdiioenienpirOs auiirstsn
Dia, r,nr Isir qlusriii auf pu,rio
plata Gsiolg bat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-01-05

J(eln 9dpen. @ollH., >. San.
9tuf oeheimniBboIGe Weiie tamGbars
les gbnaros aug Nelp 0ort, Der oort
nit qroben themii6en 6abriten in Sc
fhdftsperbinOung geitanben haben IolI,
bier um's Qeben. Gr mar am 9iensz
tag in NefpSdpen einoetroffen, um8erz
ipdnote aufsuiuhen uno bate im6aule
elmer oefpiifsn 6rou 6drri8. elmer 8ers
panbfen 9tnpthn 9tpigbt's, bes fri
beren 9rdiioentsn Ser pale llniperii=
tat, cine 2t6eno9eIeIITdaft mitaema6t.
Gr nddtiqte feOdnn in ber @pbnung
moren 6irIers. eines G6pagers. uno
fpnrbe am foI9enben W1prqen bon bic
fem nit elmer 91epolbertuqel i'm 6irn
fterbenb oufgeFur Cine babe
Stunbe Ipdter tbot Iebten2ttben=
aug. oDne oas 9elpu ,Iein nieoerqez
nonnen 3u 1aben. Die Sfubpdffe.
aus Ser bic 9uqef berrii6rt, lit berz
f6nunoen. IS finb feline Qn8eidlell
bofitr porhanoen, bdB Ser S6uB bon
Der 2(uBsnIeite beg 6auIes Der in ba5
G6Iuf5immer ubgeseben tporoen 1T.
ODER boB Semano in oas Gebdu0e ein@
brdf).
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g hdbel einEef6faaer1.
Wilminaton, 0el.. 3. A

WlImln9fon, 8el., 3. ,5on.
Inter Der 9eIhulbiqunq in eiRem
Gpitbauie 9onto Wocist ermoroet 3ll
haben, tpuroen bier Sond3 Mlfac8eipic3.
@iflidm Sones unb Yeter 2'etI oerbdf,
tet. sic hdtten am Montag in elmer
S4antpirthIddft nit Dem nahmuls
Grmcr0eten. ocm Der Gdd6el einges
fhlo9en npr6en lit, Gorten geIpielt
un0 naren nit ibm in Strsit geratfen,
Der bann in oem aoitbduie gu tragi.
idem gu0e iiihrte.
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0eFerreitb ltngarn.

3us oipfomatiicbe Corps, oarunter
Der dmeritaniftp, 9otf6after 9sllamp
Gtorer, ser 8otAaft8Ietrstdr George
9. Hipes uno Der Ulititdr Qtttdd9
2eutnant Spbn McGlintod eridien
in Der 6ofburq unb brddie Dem 3ais
fer 6ran3 3oTep6 Die iibIiden Reu,
idhrsluiinTfR oar.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-01-05

2 ~ f1F- ~ y - lVFsF1F ~
Tas Etdatsnepartement bat Elm &ds
beloramm pon gusrta plata iibsr ben
bortiosn gtufft1no srbolitn. Gg Idutet:
ReboIu.ion 1T 5ente 9ltsuo (Dienitag)
hisr ous1etro1sn Der General Rooa
riouss ,ampits iih isintn Ws1 in Die
Gta6t un0 so9 fih bann auriid. gidt
penia,r ais - rurosn getoOtet uHo
picle ptrnunoet. Der Genera Gsss
estss tdlt bic 8crts uno tdmpit better.
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6 n a n s.
9on0on. 4. Con.

G0n0on, 4 San.
Sn iejncm Sa6reaberifte an oie
6eilsaymee faQte osr rGeneral" Boots,
0aB er Ieine frdItioe @eiunb6eit oer
oegetatiiher 2e6ensneiie 3uidr,ite.
Dsren Qoridriften er felt iieben Sab.
rem firtn9e befptqs.
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@abIa 5.
9teu gorf, 4 San.

4 - - NlfN'''
/ 9ie Standardization muroen be-
nochridti9t, oaB oje 2eteQrapbenltnien
nah Ct. petersburg pieoer in 9utem
@etriebe iino. petersburg bat Nm
f6Iub an aue Stationen nit Nus
nabme BON 0beNd Saratop uno 6us
mara. Der @ertt6r nit otm Rautds
fus uno Sibirien lit nod ni9t pieoer
/ ber9eIteIt.
ct Netcrs6urg. A San.
I Die .Ropoie0rtmid" psroffentlihts
nit Genebmisung oes MarineminiSic
RUINS einen 9yitf oe8 9lbmiraIS
RoIholeitiuenstp, in ipeldlem bieIer oie
bemerteusipertbe W}ittbilunQ md1r,
Elm brittfhes Gjelhnaoer babe our Ser
! ftorun9 Der ruIiiitbeu 6lotte bereit ge.
le9en. fir Den 5ull Die Seelflaht TN
iaponiIden W|eert gu GjnnIten RuB.
lanoS entIdie0eu ppr0en ipdre.
3pEdbieitpenstn peiIt aui Die GuBerIte
8ebeimbaltung Der Bldne uub geipe=
sungen 0es 2lonliMls 3pgo bin uno
idreibt. nDiele paren ipgor benz Nbs
miroI Gsr nit Den Syapanern rsrbiins
oeten britii6en 6lotte un6etannt, mel
der ieine Sbiffe i'm 0afen BON Weiha
/ batfpei 3uiapnlsn5o9 un0 ouf Den 8s
I febl sur 9ernihtunq 0es ru0i'hen
8el6puoer5 uartete, fans Ole @Sapas
ner oieier Qtufqabe Iib nidlt oelpadlita
seiqten."
Die gnThuIoigung bes 2tomiral8
bat in oiplomatlihen areiien I'm 10
/ eroberes gtufieben errc9t. ais Die Der
0ffentIihung I'M GinperfdnoniB nit
| Der Heaierung erfoIqte Mdn 3peiFelt
nidlt baron. bab oie Qlneelegenbeit
/ gum @egenItdnoe 6ipIomotiidsr Dor
! ftellungen BEL @rpbbritannien aemadt
/ perben miro.
Die Rsqierung trifft iebt i'm Sn=
Ionoe fddrfere MdBna6tnen. Der
/ &rieosminifer bat alien 0ffi3iererl,
Mannidaften uno Wlilitdrbedmten
berboten. Tid1 am poIitii6en 3reibel
in ir9enb fpeICber Meiie 3u betbeiIi9en.
9uiuioerhdnotlnoen miro Strdfe obne
nprheriqen pro3eb onQsbroht.
Die 9enubung Der 2eltpbonlinier
Spifchen ct. Petersburg uno Mosfau
uno dnberen StG0ten miro Sem Bubs
litum nur nit beIonberer behoroli6er
Gjene6miquno aeitattet. 0ieie @erfiis
9ung erfolQte, neil bic gebplutiondre
/ iih ser 5ernIprehanloqsn aum Nus
tauTch Ger W}ittheilllnQen be0ienten.
Ter .gaiha Gdisn" beridtet, boP
bic GiefdnqniiTe ii6erfiiGt ieien. unG
baB in gldumen. Ole taum Is M}en.
fhen Cuff 3mn qttbmen bieten. Bis ~
| 60 periontn unterqebradt Iino. Bon
SEN m0hreno Ser 0rei Iebten Mpden
8erhaFteien 1T. Ioipeit BIS iebt befnnnt
mutbe. nod niht Elm ein3iger lpieoer
in 7Freiheit 9ciebt norben.
| BrnFeiTor lI}iliufolps ,Naroobdio
| Gtppbo6a" IN unter0riidt poroen, mel
/ fie qtitcrn Die WGbter orinqenb ouf.
For6erte, 9eridlnmtuugen ein3uberuier
nno fir 6a8 9roQramm Der Sonititlt4
tioncIen Denlpfraten einsutreten.
Die g6rTtn3eitung met6et. 6aB fell
0tn Suoennebeleien an 10000 2Ira.
,riten bon gtuBlano ausgeipanoerI
feien.
Qlousf g'uiii'd Goen. 4 7Sou.
IN sen btna6barten Ortfd6aftcr
tpeiqcrn fh 6ie ge6oroen. ore anitlide
aorrfponoen} in rtIIiider Sprahe al
Fiihren. Die (8eridte pur0en qef6lof.
feu. Die Sttusrn perosn our6 grup-
pen ein9etrie6eu.
2o03 4. San
Gtpa Ga Wann Ttreiten.
Tabianice, 4 San.
Dt qoIi3simeiiter puroe ermorost,
Fotron5f. 4. San
3lpei 8enoarmen ole in 0en Mo6.
nl1aen bon GiftnbahnonaeIteflten
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g If nee II r m.
CT. o5oiep6, gDto.. A. San

CT. Soiep6, 0to, 4 San
Geit heute Morgen 6errift bier Elm
fcbperer SAneeIturm, peldler Dem Gi=
fenbobn. uno StroBenbabnpertebr
grpbt 6inoerniIfe in ben We9 le9t.
Qes 01oineS, Soma, A San.
Sin G&ueeTturm, Der felt "a Stuns
ben piitbet bat ben Gtienbabnpertebv
nabe3u unm0glid aemoht. Der G4net
Iiest bsreits 8 3oa bod uno mebr
Sdnee itebt in 9lusiidt.
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QnN1. 4. onn.
Gtfpa Ga U2ann Itreiten.

9tipu Of JJlultit ltLttttHs
Iabianice, 4. San.
Dtr qoli3eintilter puroe ermoroet,
Eotromsf. 4. San.
2pei 8en0armen ole in 0en Wo6s
nuroen bon Giftuba6nongeItslItsu
6ausiudnnosn 0erantatteten. puroen
critoden
gliga 4 Gan
Der 8eReroloourerneur Goaogub
9ysiIt gu Oenaltmabregetu um 0as
rsoofutiondre Clement aus8urotten.
2tGe Qeate nsroen auf Den GstrdBen
pon 1ol0aten angs6aften uno nod
Dofien 6urAIud)t 3ag uno 0a4t
in0cu 6ausiu6uH9en itatt. 2tuf ben
ftyats9ii6 pi4ti9en guntten Ser Siaot
Iino 9eic6ube auf1efabren
Tie (fiieHbahnanaeitsIlter Feten osn
@treit ioyt, neil oie 5rsitlfiun9 ibr.r
pegbaitetsn aomsraoen pstp.igsrt
nur0e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-01-05

Die ,,,Iercitern"- "-3ettun~
gen haben ole 6eiebiebte
BON Ga Groiie nicbt nuc
miticbreiben ionSern nit
macbcn betfen.
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9it &obeI9eictIiaQften muroen bes
nahridti9t, 6aB oie 2ete9rapbenlinien
noh Ct. petersburg pieOer in guten
8striebe iino. petersburg bat Nm
fhlub an aue Stationen nit Nus
ndbme BON 0beNd Saratom uno Sus
mara Der @erte6r nit otm Rautds
fus uno Sibirjen 1T nod ni9t pieoer
herosleQt.
, 1906-11-28
Courteous Albany County.
UNITED STATES DRAFT
HANDED TO GOVERNOR.

The governors Office has received
from the United States a draft for
~s15,455.75 which represents five per
zen of the sales of public lands in
this state and which is by law re-
turned to the state for school purposes,
says the Cheyenne Tribune.
The amount varies largely with the
conditions in the state and last year
was one of the smallest in years, the
state receiving but $S,541.O4 as its
share of the public land sales. This
year the amount has jumped up and
the indications are that with the com
pletion of government and other irriga-
ton enterprises and the progress OF
dry farming, together with the pur-
chase of coal and timber and stone
lands, that the state revenue from this
source will continue to increase. Reg
lister Chaplin, of the Cheyenne land
office, states that the receipts in his
office for the past quarter are greater
than for any previous quarter l n the
! history of the Office. Most of h en-
tries being made are homesteads, al
though there is large amounts of min
eral land, chiefly coal, have been re-
Gently sold.
, 1906-11-28
A steel Car in Wreck.

The steel railway car had a practi-
cal and severe test in a wreck recently.
1t rolled down an embankment and
turned over three times yet suffered
scarcely a dent, while the two ordinary
wooden cars that followed were smash
ed to pieces. The most practical medi-
cine for curing ailments of the stom-
ach, liver and bowel is Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, and during the So
years it has been before the public it
has been subjected to the most severe
tests and has always effected a cure.
1t is therefore the medicine you need
to restore your appetite, tone up the
digestive organs, induce sound sleep
and cure dyspepsia Indigestion, bill
i%ousness, costiveness, liver and kidney
troubles, fiatulency, bloating, head
ache, chills, colds or female ills. Try
it today. The genuine has our private
stamp over the neck of bottle.
, 1906-11-28
OFFICERS ELECTED BY

ANASAN
The local lodge of the FraternaI
Union of America held a meeting last
evening for the annual election of Of.
ficers, resulting in the following named
members being elected for the ensu-
ing year:
Fraternal Matron-Mamee McClary.
Justice-E. Il. Beltz.
Secretary-May B. Campbell.
Treasurer-John Hurley.
Protector-Mary Hynds.
Truth-Nora Askins.
Sentinel-W. b. Sutphin.
Guide-Elizabeth Walcott.
Mercy-Kate Fulton.
Guard-William Isberg.
Stewards-William McClary, w. P.
Wright and G. A. Campbell.
A dividend amounting to 50 for each
member was ordered paid from sur
plus funds. This is the second divi,
dend paid by the lodge within two
years, and will be distributed in De
cember.
, 1906-11-28
GENERAL
OF THANKSGIVING DAY

CH Y
There will be a very general suspen
sion Of business here tomorrow, on
account OF Thanksgiving, and union
services will be held at the Methodist
church, Rev. Oscar Woods, pastor OF
the Trinity Lutheran church, preach.
ing the annual sermon. Among the
sporting events of the day will be a
football game at the university be.
tween the university and a city team,
and a shoot by the Laramie Rod ana
Gun club for the silver cup offered al
the state tournament held here in Sep
TENDER by the Dupont Powder com
pany and not contested for at that
time. The shoot will be confined to
the members of the local club.
, 1906-11-28
LINGERING COLD
Withstood other Treatment But QUICK
Iy Cured by chamberlain's
Cough Remedy.

Last winter I caught a very severe
cold which fingered for weeks" says
]. Urquhart, of Zephyr, Ontario. MY
cough was very dry and harsh. The
local dealer recommended Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy and guaranteed1t'
So l gave it a trial. One small bottle
Of it cured me. l believe Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy to be the best
have ever used" This remedy is for
sale by the Eggleston Drug company
, 1906-11-28
WOUNDED EAR is
BETTER THIS MORNING.

Alex SeIlars, whose a was badly
wounded a few nights ago, when he
fell from a load of hay at a street
crossing, was down town this morn
ing, having the wound dressed. Mr..
Sellars says the injury is not giving
him a great deal of trouble. His wife,
too, continues to improve, her dis
eased foot being better.
, 1906-11-28
THANKSGIVING

On the plains of old Wyoming,
On a clear and cloudless night,
The wind it was ALLOWING,
And the moon was shining bright
My heart it was %a-leaping,
The ponds and river freezing;
l could hear the coyotes singing
Another storm proclaiming.
Thanksgiving day tomorrow
In Wyoming's happy homes;
Let us round the tables gather
And leave nothing but the bones.
Oscar johnson
, 1906-11-28
A Reliable Remedy for Group.

Mrs. S. Rosinthal, of Turner, Michl.
gan, says: I'VE have used Chamber,
lain's Cough Medicine for ourselves
and children for several years and like
IL very much. l think it is the only
remedy for Group and can highly rec,
1mmend it." For sale by the Eggles,
ton Drug company.
, 1906-11-28
'CHIVALRY
IN ALBANY
THREE WOMEN CHOSEN TO OF.
FlcE IN BANNER COUNTY OF
STATE LAST ELECTION.
Pretty Romance in Life of One of the
Women Justices of the Peace, She
Winning Office While Husband
Went Down to Defeat-spIendid
Endorsement of Officer.

A very pretty romance has woven
itself about Mrs. Eva j. Bell, elected
three weeks ago yesterday as a justice
of the peace in the second Mountain
Home precinct. Her husband, Albert
H. Bell, vas a democratic candidate
for representative from Albany county
to the state legislature, but went down
to defeat with his democratic brethren,
his wife winning in her precinct. She
is a native of Ohio and has children
by a former husband.
''Heart and Hand" Match.
About four years ago Mr.. Bell heard
of her as a widow through an adver.
tisement in the Heart and Hand, a
matrimonial paper. He wrote her,
and once, when he took some cattle
to Chicago to sell he went on to Ohio
and met the widow. The meeting was
satisfactory to both, for three years
ago she came west, Mr.. Bell meeting
her at Rock River and making her his
bride. They have lived quite happily
since, on his ranch in the northern
part of Albany county. She is a re-
fined lady, a dutiful wife n a favor
tie in the neighborhood. The duties
OF her office are nominal, but that she
will fill the position is doubted by none
of her friends.
Grateful Constituency.
Mrs. Emma Howell Knight, who was
reelected county superintendent of
schools, is a lady whose fitness for
the position was attested by the large
vote she received, her plurality over
her democratic opponent, Miss Lillian
Stroup, being greater than that given
Governor Brooks or any candidate on
the county ticket. She has an inter
esting family, including n daughter,
Miss Wilburta, and three sons. Her
late husband, Prof. Wilbur C. Knight,
was one of the best known biologists
in the country, having a professionship
at the University of Wyoming.
Long an Office Holder.
Mrs. NJ. A. Garrett, reelected JUS
tice of the peace in Garrett precinct,
is one Of the pioneer women of this
part of the state. She was a notary
public before she became a justice oil
the peace. So far, she has not been
called upon to perform a marriage GER
emony, but has performed other duties
pertaining to her office, and at the
election on the 9th of this month she
was one of the judges of election and
the legal guide of that board. Her
ranch is one of the richest and best
kept in the northern part of the coun-
ty. Mrs. Garrett is now visiting Ii
the east.
Courteous Albany County.
1t is believed that no other county
in the state elected as many women
at the last election as Albany county.
While ONE superintendent were
elected in many counties, few justices
OF the PEACE were chosen. There are
two members of the board of trustees
of the University Of Wyoming of h
gentler sex-Mrs. Charles Stone OF
Evanston and Miss Harriet Knight OF
Cheyenne.
, 1906-11-28
NAMES oE TOWNS

ON POSTAGE STAMPS.
Postage stamps of the issue of 1907,
put on sale at 5000 presidential post
offices, will bear on their faces the
name of the state and city in which
the postoffices. are situated. The chief
reason for this innovation is said at
the p~ostofice department to be a be-
lief that it will help to do away with
big postofice robberies and make it
much easier to trace criminals.
Another reason for the change is
that it will enable the ~postofice depart
ment to determine the amount of bus
mess done at the different postofices
and prevent padding, through stamps
sold at some offices, to residents who
do business in adjoining cities.
, 1906-11-28
COST HIM SOMETHING
FOR a LITTLE EROIIC.

A stranger in the city, who thought
it would be rare fun to pop his foot
through a glass door, found plenty of
fun to suit even his hilarious state.
The owner of the door thought a
tenner would about suit the damage
bill and Justice Grant thought eight