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, 1906-10-17
E MENTIONED.

Cooler today.
Indications of a storm.
Big rally Friday night.
Partly cloudy this morning.
Conklin Self-flling Pens. Book store.
The bank barometer today had drop
ped to 22.96.
DR.. Strader of Cheyenne is in the
city this afternoon.
Louis Miller was able to be down
town this afternoon.
Congressman Mondell was at Beulah,
Crook county, last night.
A carload of October records just re-
ceived. Lovejoy Novelty works.
Chestnuts, the first of the season, at
G. e. Eggleston's, Thornburgh street.
The cement walk across Thornburgh
street neal the postofiice was uncover
ed today and placed in use.
Mr.. Negus's engine is the center of
attraction for many, and John Kunkle
is talking Of another of the same kind.
]. Nielsen, the shoemaker who had
an arm crushed off at the railroad eros.
sing last night, is believed to be better
this afternoon.
Special meeting of the council to
meet the railroad officials concerning
the new Grand ayenu main to be held
Saturday evening, at 1880 o'clock.
The next governor, the next con
gresham, the next state treasurer, the
next secretary of state, the next state
auditor and the next state superinten'
dent of public instruction will be here
Friday.
Joe Giesler, formerly the timer for
the W. H. Holiday company, who in
jured his hand at Denver a few days
ago, is home again, the wound giving
him considerable trouble. An incon.
%sequential scratch with a piece of tin
started the trouble.
, 1906-10-17
ANSWERS EVERY CALL
Laramie People Have Found that This
is True.

A cold, a strain, a sudden wrench,
A little cause may hurt the kidneys.
Spells of backache often follow.
Or some irregularity of the urine.
A certain remedy for such attacks,
A medicine that answers every call,
Is Doan's Kidney Pills, a true speci-
fic.
Many Laramie people rely on it.
Here is Laramie proof.
j.. A. Foster, 709 South Seventh
street, Laramie, Wyo., says: THE re-
suits obtained from the use Of Doan's
Kidney Pills in my family justify m in
speaking most ~favorably of this medi-
cine. l procured a box of Doan's Kid
ney Pills of the Laramie Drug company
and gave them to my son. In a short
time they relieved him from backache.
My wife used a few with the same ben
eficial results. Doan's Kidney Pills
act up to the representations made for
them"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo N.
Y, sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
, 1906-10-17
WANTS TO MAKE WAR
ON CATS AND DOGS.

County Health officer Hamilton,
when shown today a dispatch from
Meeteetse saying that the city marshal
of that place was making wal with a
shotgun on cats and dogs, on account
of the prevalence of scarlet fever in
that community, said he was Just ach-
ing" to see something like that started
here. "There are hundreds of dogs
and cats which should be gotten rid
Of" he said, because they can spread
disease sometimes as 10 other means
will"
, 1906-10-17
A LAuGHABLE COMEDY WILL
re PRESENTED TONIGHT

AT the Opera House tonight will be
presented the funny comedy drama.
Crazy Patch one of the most laugh.
able comedies on the American stage,
written for laughing purposes only. II
you would enjoy a good laugh, don't
fail to attend, as you will surely have
to hold your sides, as the comical stu
atoms are such that If your buttons are
loose you will have to fasten them on
after the show. The prices are only
80 and so cents.
, 1906-10-17
CLEVER PRESENTATION

OF A PRETTY PIECE.
The Samuels company presented "A
Street Singer" to a well pleased audi
ence last night, the performance being
quite m%eritorious. h fencing scene
was well liked, as was the singing OF
the street lassie, she being recalled
time after time. The company will
close its engagement tonight with
Crazy Patch" a very funny comedy.
Mr.. Samuels is certainly maintaining
his reputation for a good show, the
company meriting the applause so gen
erously bestowed.
, 1906-10-17

THE EDISON PHoNOGRAPH RE-
PRODUCES EACH VOICE AND IN
STRUMENT so DISTINCTLY THAT
THE LISTENER is DELIGHTED.
THERE ARE NO HARSH AND MET
ALllc SOUNDS ON THE EDISON.
FOR SALE AT HOLIDAYS.
, 1906-10-17
HISTORIC Souvenirs.

At Pynes, Lord Iddesleigh's Devon
shire seat, is preserved a quaint table
which possesses an interesting his
tory. 1t is of dark marble, and inlaid
D n it in white marble are several
cards and counters. 1t was on this
liable that Justice Northcote, an an
Jester of Lord Iddesleigh, once won
/ game of piquet, and the inlaid cards
ire reproductions of those held by
he players.
, 1906-10-17

SEE OUR GERMAN lNLAlD LIMO
LEUM BEFORE YOU PURCHASE
ANY OTHER. 1T WILL oUTWEAR
ANY OTHER KIND, AND is ONLY A
FEW CENTS MORE IN PRICE. 1T
PAYS TO BUY THE BEST. w. II.
HOLIDAY CO.
, 1906-10-17
E%VERYBODY'S WANTS

If you have lost anything; have any
thing to buy or sell; rooms Or a house
to rent; in short a want of any kind
to fill try a liner in THE REPUBLI-
CAN. The cost is small and the re-
turns are large.
, 1906-10-17
Are You a kodacker?

II o are interested in this pastime
you undoubtedly appreciate having the
results Of your efforts in such shape
that they are a constant joy. This can
be best done by arranging them in a
neat album. The Republican bindery
Is prepared to make these albums in
any form o desire and at very mod
crate cost. Come in any let us make
Just the kind Of album you want in any
style Of binding.
, 1906-10-17

WE HAVE A LINE OF LARGE SIZE
HEATERS WHICH WE ARE CLOS
ING OUT AT REMARKABLY LOW
PRICES. w. H. HOLIDAY co.
, 1906-10-17
DELIVERING NOTICES
OF APPOINTMENTS.

The county clerk and sheriff's office
are busy today getting out notices to
the judges OF election in the city and
country precincts. Notices to the city
judges go by special delivery and to
those in the country by registered mail.
, 1906-10-17
Contract Hay Hauling,

Want to let, $50 tons of hay to haul
from the old Fleming ranch to Wyo'
ming station, good roads, one trip a
day, will be at Laramie Saturday, the
Goth of this month, at the Johnson ho-
te!. ASMUS FRANZEN,
55t3-w1 Rock River, Wyo.
, 1906-10-17

Extra copies Of the Illustrated Re
publican are now on sale at this once
The price is only 15c and it will do the
state. county and city much good by
sending them to friends in the east
, 1906-10-17
MEETING POSTPONED
ON ACCOUNT OE DEATH.

On account of the death of the moth
err of Mrs. Emma H. Knight, the meet.
ing of the Laramie Woman's club to
have been held tomorrow afternoon
has been postponed until Friday after.
loo
, 1906-10-17
WALL STORE TO HAVE
NEW GLASS FRONT.

Workmen from the w. H. Holiday
company today replaced the front of
the Wall store, at 119 Thornburgh
street with a new one, using larger
glass.
, 1906-10-17

Masquerade ball, Thursday, October
18th, at North Star hall. Admission
so cents, extra lady % cents. Unmask-
ing will take place at 1880. Every
body invited. I'd
, 1906-10-17

WANTED-Heavy work team, well
broken, s years old Or older; mares
preferred. L. R. Swigart, Leslie, Wyo.
51t10
, 1906-10-17
NeW Wall Paper-

am just in receipt of a superb as
sartment of new wall paper. Patterns
the latest and prettiest.
sets H. S. SURESON.
, 1906-10-17

THE UNIVERSAL" BREAD MAX
Err SAVES YOU MUCH LABOR.
PERFECTLY HEALTHY, CLEAN
AND EASY TO USE. FOR SALE AT
HOLIDAYS.
, 1906-10-17

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reservoir. Apply AIS Fifth st. 56t4-w1
, 1906-10-17

A beautiful line of misses and chill
dren's coats, the very latest, at most
reasonable prices, at the Bazar. 57t3
, 1906-10-17

FOR RENT-Pleasant suite Of
rooms for light housekeeping, 407
Fifth street. 56t2
, 1906-10-17

FOR RENT-Good city barn. Apply
this office. tt
, 1906-10-17

5ooYEARLINGs, TWO AND THREE
YEAR oLDS, LARGE, WELL BRED
AND RANGE RAISED. ALSO 1000
CHOICE RAM LAMBS SAME BREED
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INTER MOUNTAIN SHEEP CO.,
ROOM 3o5 EccLES BLDG,
OGDEN, UTAH.
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AND 1854.
, 1906-10-17

When in need Of job printing or any
thing in the book line. call on The Re-
publican, First-class work guaranteed
, 1906-10-17

The Republican is the best udvertls
Ing medium In the city and county TO
1t reaches all the people
, 1906-10-17

WANT WORk-Two colored girls
want Homework. Apply Ehmka's cafe.
SITS
, 1906-10-17

German Church fair at Maennerchor
hall on October 10Th and goth. 15-17-1S
, 1906-10-17

BUY ONE OF THE PRETTY BABY
BLANKETS; 1T WILL KEEP THE
LITTLE ONE WARM. FOR SALE
AT HOLIDAYS.
, 1906-10-17

$3.50 COPYRIGHTS FOR s1.o5 AT
kINGSFORD'S. 56t2
, 1906-10-17
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FOR SALE-Household goods, 500
Fremont street. 55t3
, 1906-10-17

FOR SALE-New Coles Hot Blast
heater. Snap. Call at 419 Sixth.
, 1906-10-17

German Church mir It Nasnnsrchor
hall on October 18th and Goth. 16.17-1S
, 1906-10-17

$50 coPYRioHTs FOR S1.os At
klN0sFoRDe. AND THEY'RE THE
l0IGoI. ootz
, 1906-10-17

Daily Republican. so cents a month.
, 1906-10-17

MANDoLINS, VIoLINS AND GUl.
TARS AT HOLIDAYS.
, 1906-10-17

2-lb. cotton bats for Csc. Bazaar. SITS
The Washington times., 1906-04-03
THEPERS0NAL SIDE
AT The CAPITOL
Lands Was Mad When Dragged
From Bed at A. NJ. to
Make a Quorum for
Adjournment.

A call of the House 10 secure a quorum
was made the other day. doors being
locked and the sergeant-at-arms hur-
rying out TO bring in members. While
it was going on. somebody told the story
OF famous call during a big flibuster
several years ago
The Democrats wouldn't let the House
adjourn, and it remained in session till
about 1:So a. m Then the point OF no
quorum was raised. The roll call start
ed, and officers went scurrying about
10 drag conveniently located members
from their beds At last. the roll showed
nearly a quorum AS man by man came
in they were cheered with increasing &C
claim: till az length there was Just one
lacking to make a quorum Members
turned toward the main door and wait
ed in expectancy to see VINO would De
the lucky man 10 make up the quorum.
They weren't going TO do only teW
things in his honor.
The big door quivered: il creaked: Il
opened a crack; the crack widened; and
an officer showed inside Charles B.
Lands OF Indiana
Mr. Landis was in a bad numor- II
was now past a m Tradition of the
House saws that he had put on his
clothes over his pajamas. which has
been denied with some acerbity because
out in Indiana il wouldn't help a man
in politics to have il known that he
wore pa jamas anyhow. he had beer
dragged from bed. and as he stumbled
into the door he yawned a large. cavern
ous. sIeepful yawn-
The House rose as one man and
cheered; and, wondering what the deuce
was the matter with the idiots, Mr.
lands s'came to- and took notice.
Just at the moment when he was made
10 understand that he was the mar
whose presence made quorum. Serene
F Payne rose in all the solemnity OF
an impending pr0nouncement on the
tariff question
Il move that theN House do now ad-
journ." he said
the Democrats voted Nor the motion
and IL carried.
The maddest man in Washington was
the gentleman from Indiana
The Washington times., 1906-04-03
IRREGULAR HEART
AFFECTS YOUR WATCH

PITTSBURG. Pa, April Does
your watch persist in going wrong
either too fast or too slow? If so. look
out. There is something the matter
with the watch. or the matchmaker VINO
tries to keep il in order for you. or
with yourself.
Nobody would ever think that some
thing the matter with him would cause
something TO be the matter. with the
watch but matchmaker is the cause
NJ much uneasiness in an East End
family. and all because he insists he
does his best with a certain watch. and
that the reason IL does not keep good
time is because the man who carries II
must have an irregular heart beat
It came about in this wise: The head
of the family had a gold watch that
cost him 500 ten years ago He had
carried il ever since but a year ago iC
began TO act queerly- For some DAYS
II lost time, and then il began to gain
time; again IL would gain time myster-
iously and then strangely lose a minute
or two day. II had been TO the watch
repairer's three times in twelve months,
and was still acting irregularly week
ago. when the mans wife toog II 10
the matchmaker
II think 1 know what is the matter
with this watch" said the craftsman.
II don't believe that your husband
heart beats regularly NOV don't get
alarmed 1t is not necessarily disease.
He may be just one or those men who
nave 4 Ndlt4l llAdl httDS EDP4
time simply because OF their irregular
heart beats
you see. a watch has a regular
rhythmic movement said the watch
maker 1T is carried close to the hui
man heart. which ought 10 have a regu-
lar rhythmic movement. too. Now,
while the watch is beating away the
heart is beating also. If its pulsationS
occur regularly. punctuatinG the
rhythm OF the watch at speci-
1 fic intervals. the rhythm OF
the watch movement is Undis-
turbed but let the heart puisa-
TORS occur irregdlarly. now pulSating
with the tick of the watch. again. stop
ping discOrdantly. in between the ticks
the watch is bound to be affected
Leave this watch here and let your
husband carry your watch. which we
know keeps regular time. Let him
wear II a month and see il 1 am not
right"
So the woman handed her husband
her watch to note the result. She want
ed him TO consult a specialist immed-
| lately upon her return from :he watch
maker. but he compromised by agree
| ing 10 Try the test suggested by the
matchmaker.
The Washington times., 1906-04-03
Dowie Down and Out.

Elijah III and First Apostle John Alex
ander Dowie is net without honor save
in Zion. Elsewhere. even in New York,
he is honored as one of the slickest pro-
moters of the age. Ever since his at
tack on the wickadness of New 0rls,
when he was numerically subjected 10
ridicule-treatment which a prophef, of
All men. cannot long abide--his Influence
has been waning. 1t is not unlikely that
it was waning before he descended on
the metropolis. and that the invasion OF
Manhattan was to restore himself TO the
confidence OF his followers His failure
IN the East marked the beginning Of his
downfall.
Now the zionites have turned against
him. AT the meeting which resulted IN
the Prophets overthrow the feelings of
the leading members Of the Christian
Catholic Church in Zion were expressed
in quotations from the Bible. For ex-
ample: The new leader. Wilb1- Glen
Voliva. responded with Thou shalt not
steal And Mrs. Jane Dowie. wife OF
the First Apostle. followed with "Thc.u
shalt not bear false witness against thy
neighbor." Ihen Dowie was formally
accused OF extravaganza. hypocrisy,
Misrepresentation, exaggera:ions, tyr
amy, and injustice and he was "sus-
pended from office and membership fer
polygamous teaching and other grave
charges"
Better Days Are Coming" sang the
congregation after the Prophet had been
deposed. 1t IS to be hoped so for the
benefit OF those who have been separated
from their money.
The Washington times., 1906-04-03
FAMILIES ORGANIZE
TO FIGHT LANDLORD
New York Tenants Resist
Higher Rentals.
MAKE 1T HOT FOR LESSEE
Ih;rty-fve Families in Double Decker"
United in Refusing to Pay
Increase.
MAKE 1T HOT FOR LESSEE

NEW YORK. April 3.-To devise a
scheme TO defeat their landlords effort
to dispossess them because they have
refused to pay an Increase in rent. and
also 10 start a movement to stop. If
possible. the exploitation by spectators
OF tenants in big tenament houses
throughout the east side, men and wom-
en- who occupy apartments in a six-story
double deck" tenement house. 267 and
26s East Tenth street. held a meeting
Sunday night in the room of Mrs. Otto
KemPfer. third floor front. Thirty-one
out OF the thirty-siX families in the
house were represented The entire
front Of the building was Illuminated
with japanese lanterns and at almost
every window candles were lighted
Wouldn't Listen to Committee.
All the families in the house have
been notified by the lessee. Samuel
Weidhorn. Of 25 Avenue D. that their
rent will be increased from April 1.
The rents have aggregated $500 a year.
Mr. Weidhorn desires TO realize 81 500.
Tenants who have been paying $3.50 a
month have been notified that they must
pay sl9; those paying $3.50 that they
must pay $lS. and those paying so that
they must paw SIS. The tenants ap-
pointed Louis Cohen, Leon Fertig. NJ.
L. Ehrlich and Samuel Leibowiez as a
committee to protest The committee
men say Mr. Weidhorn refused TO listen
20 them and tore up their written pro-
test.
Mr.. Weidhorn has had nine of his ten
ants summoned TO appear in the Clinton
street court TO answer for non-payment
OF rent The others expect 10 receive
SummCnSeS.
Arrangements were made TO lave a
.aNyer hight every case on technic alities
in court. Messrs- Cohen. Fertig. EhrIich
and Leibowicz were appointed TO take
cha rye OF the matter. and after fighting
the cases in court. to take stess looking
TO n stcppage of the practice of house
owne-s leasing their property to specu-
lators who devote all their energies TO
raising rents.
The Washington times., 1906-04-03
Opportunities for Thespians.

Bernhardt is not the only exponent OF
the dramatic art to take to the tent.
already the great Canvas Pavilion
shows are getting into trim for the sum-
mer season. And incidentally there IS q
genuine demand for actors and actress
es 10 appear in time-honored 'legiti-
mate plays. The casts are actually
seeking the man and not tue man the
casts
We always refer to our old friend.
the New York Clipper. for verification
OF such matters, and we are not disap-
pointed now Among its always en-
tertaining advertisements We find this
call for histrionic aid:
WANTED-Tom and ten night people
in all lines. Those doubling brass given
preference. Eva. Topsy. Ophelia. Boy
for Willie. Musicians who double stage
and orchestra. Tuba, Baritone, from
bone, Cornet, Leader, Band and Orches-
Sleep hotels: eat on lot. Will pay cash
for Band Uniforms. Seats, Lights,
Marque. one more good Tom Dog. so IT.
Top with Middle Piece, Poles. etc. Must
be cheap for cash. No tickets. We pay
all after Joining. Cook and Colored
Team.
It may scarcely be necessary TO ex-
plain that Tom and "Ten Night" peo-
pie are those having practical knowledge
of those immortal dramas, Uncle Toms
Cabin" and ''Ten Nights in a Barroonl .
Versatility IS the watchworj. and even
the Tom Dog" has TO be a skillful per-
former.
We don't believe there is any danger
that the divine af1atus OF the stage
viii lessen among the great common
people so long as Toms" can double
on tubas and Evas ''sleep hotels; eat on
lot The spirit that can accomplish
this for arts sake is strong enough 70
carry good gospel 10 all In the ham
lets OF the land
The Washington times., 1906-04-03
"THE WIND THAT SHAKES THE
BARLEYi"

I'm pinin' for some music like the tunes
l used to know,
don't want nothin' dreamy an 1
don't want noshin' slow;
don't want nothin' classic with a rum
bic, squeak an roar,
I'm just pinin' for some music like
used to know o. yore;
1 want the bow a-mopin' fun O. joy
along the strings
Till my heart begins a-throbbin' and
my soul sets up an sings;
Oh, there amt no other music that can
bring me up TO taw
Like The Wind That Shakes the Bar
ley and Turkey in the Straw
I'm a-lcngin' for the music like the
kind / used to know
When / roomed with Mark and Jimmie
and with Aleck. Gish an Joe,
In the boarding house of yonder in the
lonesome time O. life.
Fore ] had a little baby fore 1 had
a little wife;
When | git my pipe a-burnin' an I'm
settin' in the gloom
can hear the fellows laughin', see the
three beds In a room.
And hear the strings a-singin' as the
bow begins to saw
At ''The Wind That Shakes the Barley
and Turkey in the Straw"
Then hear the hands a-pattin', an the
voices pause an break.
And I smell the perfumed breezes that
have made the barley shake:
Nights we've sat and cut and shuffied
till the comm of the dawn.
Or have been bIuffed. and been caught
al II, on bob-tail flush or straight,
We have done" the town by gasIight
and have gone it's every gait;
But the memory OF the music is what
brings my heart to taw
With THE Wind That Shakes the Bar
ley" and Turkey in the Straw
Houston, Texas, Post.
The Washington times., 1906-04-03
PLAYED
BLIND MANS BUFF
Quentin Unexpectedly Brought His Whole Class Home
From School and Dragged His Father Into Their
Games With Unlimited ZeSt

the boys after they got home that they
had a good time. The President came
out and met them all. and talked briefly
to them Then they played blind mans
buff" and related games. in which the
President took part, according 10 the
boys. with much Zest- And. after a
proper stay. the boys went home, as
suring Quentin that II had been Just
bully
Guests Mother Apologies.
A day or two later. the mother OF one
Of the small boys met Mrs. Roosevelt
and referred TO the occasion She was
very aDolOgetic. She regretted deeply
that her little boy should have gone
to the White House IN his everyday
clothes and a dirty face. She would
have been glad 10 dress him in re-
spectfui regalia II she had known about
It; but the truth was that she didn :
know Willie was 10 20 TO the White
House till II was all over. and little
Willie. considerably belated and much
disheveleG. came home in high siee
10 tell about II.
Then Mrs Roosevelt explained The
fact was that she hadn't understood
about that little affair until this ex-
PLANTATION had brought IL TO her. She
didn't mind about the boys having dirty
faces. but she confessed that she had
been a bit surprised when the platoon
OF them marched into the White House
ana TOOK possession Of the President.
The Washington times., 1906-04-03

Quentin Roosevelt. youngest Of the
Presidential household. haS a party at
the White House the other dar II
vas an impromptu affair. and stag at
that No girls were invitc--
II happened in this way Quentin is
pupil at the Force School. one Of the big
grade schools. and one. incidentally,
that is recognized as among the most
aristocratic OF public scools in the city.
Quentin goes TO school exactly as any
other small boy should, and takes pot
luck with the rest OF them.
Invitation on Blackboard.
During intermission. the other day he
went to the blackboard and wrote on
it an invitation for all the boys in his
class-twenty-hve in number-tO go
home with him and have a good time
after school. The boys all read il. and
accepted in highly informal fashion
They were ali perfectly willing 10 ae-
cept without investigation. There was
not one regret
After school. the boys marched up the
street 70 the White House. with Quentin
az their head He marshaled them duly
into the private section Of the EXecu-
tive Mansion. but after that the de-
tails are vague and meager-
It is known from the stories told by