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, 1906-12-21
Peculiar Accident at Sidney.

A rather serious collision occurred
in the Sidney yards a few days ago.
Eleven trainmen were more or less
seriously injured and five cabooses
damaged. The cabooses were occu-
pied by the trainmen and were being
switched in the west end of the yard.
The air on train No. 8 refused to work
and the train ran past the depot and
hit the cabooses on the side, causing
two of them to turn over, and damag'
ing the others. Those injured were
Conductors Dick Williams and Arch
Howard n Brakemen LIE Dioyt, Mar
ris, Nelson, Barraclough, Marsh, Rite.
now. Cole, Aldrich and Garrison.
Williams and Howard were the most
severely injured, but will be able to
report for work again soon.
, 1906-12-21
E MENTIONED.

"Forefathers' Day"
Cloudy this morning.
The wind blew all night.
Nearly clear this afternoon.
The shortest day in the year.
Manicure Sets at the Book Store.
Three more whole days until Christ
Skating is good on the river, it is
said.
Another six page Republican again
today.
The bank barometer this morning
marked 1882.
Photographs, IS and up. Lovejoy
Novelty works.
Firemen's dance at Maennerchor hall
New Years v
Schools and university are closed
until after New Year.
A fine assortment of flowers in daily,
MS. wall, 119 Thornburgh. Phone 1SX
The sun will now begin to crawl out
a little earlier in the morning and
stay up a little later in the night.
The pupils of the city schools re-
ceived their term reports this after
noon, there being no other exercises
at the schools.
Miss Grants resignation as principal
of the West Side school and a teacher
in the city took effect with the close
of the term this afternoon.
The finest coyote, wildcat and fox
rugs be mailed for % to SOC. Heads
properly mounted, fine assortment.
Loclswoor, 1O4 Second. Phone SAB
Miss Amanda Peterson, a native OF
Sweden. died at Cheyenne yesterday,
at the home oil her sister, Mrs. John
son. She has a brother at Rock
Springs and other relatives in her ma
tive country.
Mrs. Annie TAFT of Wheatland has
been declared insane AZ Cheyenne. She
is believed to have lost her reason as
the result Of the death of her two chill,
dren near Greeley, Colo, some time
ago. Fred Elliott went insane in the
Laramie county jail.
, 1906-12-21
O TIM LEFT
TO CLEAN UP HALLS.

TO CLEAN UP
AS the result of the fact that Janu-
ary LIST this year falls on Tuesday
those upon whom will devolve the
task of cleaning up and arranging the
legislative halls after the inaugural
ball are facing a difficult problem, says
the Cheyenne Tribune.
The governor and state officers are
installed on the first Monday in Jan
uary while the legislature opens on
the second Tuesday. Ordinarily a
- elapses between these two
Sents, but this year the first Monday,
inauguration dayvfalls on the 18th, and
the second Tuesday, on, the Sth. AS a
result between the hour when the in
augural ball closes, probably in the
small hours of the morning of the Sth,
and noon of the same day, the legisla-
tive halls will have to be cleaned up,
desks installed and everything placed
in readiness for the converting of the
Legislature within a space of a few
hours.
, 1906-12-21
Break To Be Repaired.

President Roosevelt will ask e. H.
Hartman, head of the California De-
velopment company, to have repaired
at once the break in the left bank of
the Colorado river across the Mexican
boundary line, the overflow of which is
causing such great damage in the I'm
perial and Colorado valleys in southern
California. This company is said to be
responsible for the damage as the
break occurred at the company's works
erected under a concession from the
Mexican government.
The presidents decision was reached
after a conference with Senator Flint
of California, Director Walcott of the
geological survey and F. H. Newell of
the reclamation service n in view of
the impossibility of obtaining an ap-
preparation from congress to do the
work before the holiday recess.
, 1906-12-21
What's

worth doing is worth doing well. IL
you wish to be cured of rheumatism
use Billiards. Snow Liniment and you
will be well cured" A positive cure
for sprains, neuralgia, bruises, con-
tracted muscles and all the Ills mat
flesh is heir to. A. G. NJ. Williams
Navasota, Texas, writes:
81 have used Snow Liniment for
sprained ankle and it gave the best
of satisfaction. l always keep II IN
the house" Sold by L. ]. Mills, Drug
gist.
, 1906-12-21
Treated for Injured Knee.

Joseph Bettendorf, a machinist's
helper at the shops, vas treated this
morning by DR.. Stevens, local surgeon,
for an injured knee. A few days ago
he ran against the handle of a push
cart at the shops, injuring the knee.
Little attention was paid to the mat
ter at that time, but yesterday the
knee began to swell and gave him
trouble and he went to the surgeon
this morning.
, 1906-12-21
Postponed Until January.

In order better to suit the convent
ence of those concerned, the inter
state commission has post
tponed until January 4 the investiga-
ton into the management and control
OF the Union and Southern Pacific rail
roads of the Hartman system. The
York.
, 1906-12-21
Celery by TrainIoad.

A special expedite train arrived from
the west at 10 o'clock this morning.
in charge of Conductor A. J.. Hull,
which containtd 20 cars Of celery and
10 cars of oranges. Another train ar
irving shortly before had three cars of
c~auliflower n eight cars of celery.
They are from California for eastern
cities.
, 1906-12-21
Will Change Color of Paint.

Orders have just been issued that
all Union Pacific depots and section
houses are to be painted yellow in
stead of red, the familiar railroad color,
says the Cheyenne Tribune. The Off
cials are unable to explain the cause
for this change aside from the fact that
the company is tired of red, which has
been used for many years. This will
affect. of course. only frame depots,
and not the fine red stone structure
here.
, 1906-12-21
Loses Leo In Yards.

James T. Walsh, Union Pacific pump
er at Durham. a few miles east of
Cheyenne, fell under a car in the yards
at Cheyenne last night and lost one leg
above the knee. Mr.. Walsh is the
, 1906-12-21
ENGINES Sent to Shops.

The two engines in the recent Look
out collision, No. 1859 of the passenger
service and No. 1881 of the freight SER
vice, were sent to the Cheyenne shops
for %overhauling today.
, 1906-12-21
Jesse Converse.

Anything in the b~ookSinder's line
may be had at The Republican otice
Give us a trial and be convinced thai
the best of work may he had RICH:
eIe at home and at reasonable prices
, 1906-12-21
LOW RATES
NOT MANY
STRICT INTERPRETATION OF NEW
LAW WILL WORK CONSIDER
ABLE CHANGE ON ROADS.
Trips for Theatrical Compa-
nies Must Be Paid for at Tariff
Rates, Along With Others Of Here
tofore Special kinds-Baggage is
Regulated Also.

Under a strict Interpretation Of the
law, reduced rates cad only be made
as follows: Fer regularly ordained
ministers of religion, properly identi-
fed as such; Sisters of Charity in the
garb of their order; inmates of the SOL
diers' homes, state or national, proper
ly certified to as such; bona fide rail
road employees and members of their
families wholly dependent upon them
for support; in ase of charity proper
ly certified to by officials of charitable
organizations.
Reduced Rates Debarred.
Reduced rates canno be made on the
trips for theatrical or similar compa.
MES travelling for exhibition purposes;
reduced rates cannot be made on immi.
grafton account, either for agent in
charge or the party accompanying; re-
duced rates cannot be made for teach
ers, pupils of or employees of Indian
schools; reduced rates cannot be made
for interstate trips on account of news
papers or any kind of advertising; re-
duced rates cannot be made for mem
bers of clergymen's families; reduced
rates for interstate trips cannot be
made on account of United States gov
eminent reclamation service; reduced
rates for interstate trips cannot be
made for officers of the army Or navy
or members of their families; reduced
interstate rates cannot be made for
the movement Of laborers or for EN-
ployes of coal companies; reduced
rates cannot be made from one point
in New Mexico to another point in the
same territory, classed as interstate
business.
Death of Split Ticket.
Under no circumstances will what is
known as a split ticket be sold in con-
nection with free transportation or re,
duced rates; nor can a through ticket
be sold i've one DAD at tariff rate in
connection with reduced rate over con-
Meeting lines.
1t is not permissible to check bag
gage short of destination, except only
on through tickets sold at tariff rates
allowing stop-over privileges, nor to
check through to destination where pas.
senger holds free or reduced transpor.
tation for any part of the trip.
No Concession on Baggage.
Any concession whatever in he col
lection ~ storage excess gage
charges or irregular or unauthorized
privileges in the handling of baggage
is as much a violation of the law as is
a concession in passenger rates. 1t is
a violation of the interstate commerce
act to extend time limit of tickets on
any account whatever, sickness not ex-
cepted. 1t is not permissible to execute
or validate the return portion of a
round trip ticket at any point other
than the destination named thereon.
In the event an unauthorized conces-
sion is made on interstate business, by
error or otherwise, the responsibility
must rest with the agent, as the COM
pany will neither assume responsible
ty nor afford relief.
, 1906-12-21

brother of ]. P. Walsh, the well known
dispatcher and former resident Of this
city.
, 1906-12-21

A complete line Of legal blanks n
The Republican office
, 1906-12-21

Finer beef is not to
be found than that the
Model market is now
cutting up.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-10-04
Fire Fl Fire Fl Fire
YES, SIR.

YES, SIR.
You may fire away as fast as you
like and send us your
Wearing Apparel,
Household Goods,
Silks, satins and Velvets,
Gloves, Neckties, s <
Etc, etc. ! ,...@
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-10-04
Charcoal Kills
Bad Breath.
Bad odor Of Indigestion, Smoking
Drinking or Eating Can Be
Instantly Stopped.
Sample Package Mailed Free.

Other people notice your bad breath
where you would not notice it at all.
1t is nauseating to other people to
stand before them and while you are
talking, give them a whiff or two OF
your bad breath: 1t usually comes as
Sometimes you have it in the morning
that awful sour, bilious, bad breath.
You can stop that at once by swallow
ing one or two Stuart Charcoal Lozen-
ges, the most powerful gas and odor
absorbers ever prepared:
Sometimes your meals Will reveal
themselves in your breath to those who
talk with you &'' You've had onions.'
or "You've been eating cabbage and
all of sudden you belch in the face
of your friend. Charcoal is wonder
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and odors of odorous foods, or gas from
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Don't use breath perfumes. They
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Charcoal does other wonderful
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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-10-04

banks, trust companies, building and loan
associations, such as the Merchants
Trust company. the German bank of Buf-
falo and the New York Building & Loan
association, there is no question but that
the public welfare demands drastic
action.
It is alarming that these instances Of
faithlessness and dishonesty should oc-
cur without effective opposition or rebuke
from the banking department. If not with
it's connivance.s. <.f,.4ys,|f
Would Change Control.
funds Of insurance companies in open
disregard for common honesty contempt
for the penal code and for the Insurance.
law. There Is incompetence in the state
department, created for the especial pur-
pose of detecting and preventing these
crimes and breaches of trust. @F.sN.13
I propose, if elected, to- exercise fear
lessly with due regard for the principle
of home rule, the power Of removal given
oy the people to the governor. I pro-
pose to end control by the corporations,
not only in these state departments, but
in the county offices charged with the re-
sponsibility of enforcing the original laws
Of the state.
| I advocate making the public officials
term Of office so short that he will not
have time or inclination to forget who
it IS that elected him and that ought to
control him. l. -. st
An honest election law, an efficient
court practices act, and especially a
measure that will make it possible to have
a judicial review of an election upon
proof of fraud or mistake, must be en-
acted as part of that campaign against
corporation domination upon which the
people have entered
the appropriation by corporations OF
property belonging to the community.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-10-04
SLAIN WITH BLUDGEON.
IS COR0NER'S THEORY

Portland, Ore, Oct. 4.-Acting Gov
ernor Bagley Of Hillsboro is Convinced
that Harry Snyder: son Of R. NJ. sny-
der, the Kansas City millionaire, was
murdered. The coroner has ordered the
sheriff of Washington county to recon
vene the jury impaneled Monday, when
the body Of the bankers son was
found. SI&F = : ~
An examination of .Snyder's skull. re-
vealed an INJURY at the base that must
have been made by bludgeon and
which would have caused death.
The belief is spreading that Snyder
vas murdered ana IL ms b9dy secreted
robbery of the Forest Grove bank last
year, tho it is not limited that he par
ticipated in that crime, which is al
legged to have been committed by George
Perry and man named Brashear, Sny-
der's brother-in-law. Perry and Brash-
ear served terms in the Kansas peni-
tentiary. ~*> .$ <~
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-10-04
HEARST ACCEPTS. TOO
Denounces Alleged Rule of Trusts and
Shoots at Hughes.

Denounces Alleged Rule of Trusts and
Shoots at Hughes.
New York, Oct. 4.-The Independence
league, which nominated William R.
Hearst for governor, has received Mr..
Hearst $ letter accepting the nomina
| tion. In it he says:
Two things are Of special Importance
as issues in this campaign, liberty and
prosperity. The object Of the Indepen-
dence league is to resist the attacks upon
human liberty, upon government Of the
people menaced by corporation rule, and
to resist the attacks upon general pros
perity by those same corpora tions, and
by dishonest financial agencies.
The great problem Of the hour, the
problem that the people must solve with
| their ballots and in legislation, is to do
away with corporation control Of the
| government. That control is now prac-
| tically absolute. It rests mainly upon
our system of partizan politics, directed
by boss rule and subject to trust owner
ship ~ :.
| I accept your nomination with the full
knowledge that the independence league
and it's candidate for governor are
pledged in honor to exterminate bossism
| by putting into operation thruout our
Estate direct nominations and open pri-
maries. r.. .~ -
! Shoots at Hughes.
You see a corporation lawyer put for
ward as the standard bearer of the re-
/ publican party in this campaign. You
see corporation lawyers and violent par
| tizans of monopolies held up to YOU as
the only fit men to select your judges
| The people know that their enemies
| are the originators and managers of op-
pressive trusts They know that these
trusts are in control Of the republican
machine in this state. They see Mr..
tSheldon chosen treasurer to raise and
spend the money for Mr.. Hughes. And
when they realize that Mr.. Sheldon, di-
rector in twenty-one corporations, noto-
riously connected with the collapsed
shipbuilding trust, is the financial reli-
lance of the ticket which Mr.. Hughes
heads, they cannot look on that ticket
as promising much for the prosperity of
1 the people.
In regard to the violations Of financial
trust and the uneasiness repeatedly
caused by relations Of dishonesty In
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-10-04

shall continue to work FOR the enactment
of statute empowering cities to ac-
quire and operate all public utilities at
their option.
Railroad rates must be reduced and
New York must be placed in line with
other progressive states that are enforc-
ing, a maximum rate Of 2 cents a mile.
I accept the nomination and pledge my
self to strive in the future ito retain for
the people the rights they still have, and
to restore those which they. have lost
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-10-04
SCORE ARE INJURED
IN TROLLEY CRASH
Man Talking to Fiancee One Of
Those Fatally Hurt in
Cleveland.

Cleveland, Oct. 4. Three were fatal
ly and seventeen more or less seriously
injured last night when streetcar,
bound for Euclid Beach, jumped the
track at a. sharp curve at the foot Of
the Nickle Plate railroad trestle north
of Windemere The car was going at
high speed and after humping the ties
for twenty feet plunged into the bank
and half overturned. r
! About eighty passengers were aboard
and panic reigned, the uniniured strug-
Cling with the groaning injured to ex-
tricate themselves. It is said the ac-
cident was caused by the motorman los
in control Of the car and. the brakes
refusing to work. s.. =
The fatally injured are: Walter Max,
we'll, % years old, Euclid, Ohio; Mrs
Savage, Norwalk.- Ohio, and Harvey
Bingham, year old. ss
Young Maxwell was standing on the
platform talking to Miss Hazel Hud-
son, his fnancee Of Nottingham. sub
urb Of Cl!egyeland, !g, when the accident oc
CURED: They were to have been mar
ried Monday. 49,. -.4
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-10-04
AN INVITATION

is extended to every one to come
and visit our plant, which is abso-
lutely modern. 1t will be pleasure
and an education for you.
The Best is the Cheapest.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-10-04
COUNTRY ORDERS,

We also solicit out of town bust
ness, and we assure you it will re-
ceive our prompt attention. You
can send small parcels by mail very
cheaply up to four pounds.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-10-04

15c bleached Turkish Towels. lie
19c bleached Turkish Towels. 15c
23c bleached Turkish Towels. 18c
35c bleached Turkish Towels 25c
48c bleached Turkish Towels. 35c
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-10-04
sPoNGING AND PRESSING.

In that department we have the
best of tailors both day and night,
and you can get your clothes sponged
and pressed on short notice. Our
night men will answer the
NIGHT BELL
as they never sleep.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-10-04

We have, ten wa gons, and if you
will call up $50, either phone, we
will be glad to send one around to
wait on you.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-10-04

in a saving Of
W purhad
- enough
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-10-04

$1.5O pure linen bleached Nap
kins, dozen .$l.25
$2.15 pure. linen bleached Nap
klns, dozen ............$1.75
$3.50 pure linen bleached Nap
klns, dozen 81 .98
$500 22x22-inch bleached Nap
kins, dozen 1925
1926 Satin Napkins, dozen: $2.65
$3.50 Satin Napkins, dozen. 1925
$3.50 24-inch Napkins, doz. $3.50
$3.50 extra fine 27-inch Napkins,
dozen .$5. so
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-10-04

"Best'' is another way of saying
HFoot -Schulze Glove Rubbers.'' ...
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-10-04

day will be held in this village on Saturday,
Oct. 6. Premiums are offered displays Of
farm and garden products '-. ~'-" s.'.'
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-10-04
NOW

About repairs-we do it al--re'
lining, mending, putting on velvet
collars and binding skirts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-25
WHAT STATE PAPERS
ARE SAYING

1t Didn't HIVE influence.
Gadsden Times-News ~
., And d, to think that Predictor Jones'
wisdom of his patron saint!
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Struck Rough Road.
Gadsden Times News.
Judging by the bumps 1t is rAceiv.
Ing that band wagon is now travelling
over some pretty rough roads
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Uncle Sans Soothing Syrup.
Tri-County Weekly.
The Cuban baby republic has the
collie bad, and Dr. Uncle Sam has gone
down with few ship loads of sooth-
4 a y
Genuine Long SweeteninE.
Ashland Standard.
New sorghum is now on the mar.
ket. Now We can have something
that is sweet and good to eat. with no
Bound to Have His Say.
Mr.. Bryan showed by his Birming-
from expressing his view-not even
his friend, ex-Chairman Jones.
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just Commenced.
There are good many who would
be glad to settle the presidential sue
cession without going through two
years of political hot air oratory.
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Admission Hot Blast.
Hearst says that he will not take
the Democratic nomination for COVER
nor of New York. The story OF the
fox and the sour grapes is older than
Christianity
Think Before Knocking.
Tuscaloosa Times Gazette.
When you start to knock think If
there's anything. good you can say
instead and you'll be surprised to fnd
your town or your friend or whatever
else 1t is you are considering, has so
many good points.
Good Place.
Tuscumbia Dispatch
New Orleans is making an effort to
have the next Democratic National
ConYention meet in that city In 1907.
We think it is time that the South
was receiving some recognition on this
line
The Way to Do.
Birmingham Ledger.
In an adjoining County last week
the school board and patrons met and
put new roof and some repairs on
They made IL fit for winter school.
That is one way of settling the school
house question.
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A Decided Success.
Choctaw Advocate.
Governors may come and Governors
may go, burt the administration of
william Dorsey Jelks will go down in
history as the most successful OF any
Governor who ever graced the Capt.
toll AS a business proposition Cover
nor Jelks's incumbency was a most
decided success.
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Cheerful Note.
Monroeville Journal ....
The heavy demand for advertising
by local merchants for several weeks
has forced us to infringe somewhat
on the space usually devoted to read
ing matter We must make hay
while the sun Shines" or have no foE&
age. If our picnic" continues beyond
reasonable length we shall enlarge
the paper.