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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-02
Gulotorit.
Stpr geSGseIie DeS Gabninsen al
@aIfer Cafe 4cierpatipneu.
SIerc SfancaIer.

gSQlter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ! g0e'
bnoa aabueStS 6en 29oe Sftober;
men ba IWtbaomOe itrsmmeoe IND
boa BEN, farSt Se til fin sgpgreIie, at
be beSite @ltl6feIter | g9ffeLeierue
beo Slid 9uthman's, COTTONWOOD os
paa morge arbre SteSsr ouerebe bar
uptagne at Sof, iom tpertiutoo 60
ben bacbe p9ret Der &ftenm forub.
Sois life bereSent irotonif Boliti
barSe bin5ret BET, otLhe be forbttreoe
8iiloip9ere tnget 2ooeu | fin egen
Saano % Iprtet Dem, iom | lIonlig
BIB bao6e onerlfrebet 2inien % mt
tet Werfet Ill at tage "Gtdtms" Be
fibbeIie. lttro, men giiIbtertige Grt'
beoSmrtt6 er meb bIanbt 2~obbrpber.
ne. Sffe eneung 8oreneoe StaterS
Offtceper bar boIbt fig for gooe Der
til. Robert 2cuegrooe, ion er I'M
beragent pao Reierputionen, critic
per, at Sngenisrer, Ser Dor itoienote
for at arbsToe pao SGmninger fOl
funitia Sartbing, nptteoe Sioen til at
bpgge 9auoe, iom be 1ogbe peo
Sieens StrntS, iao 6e life frrnoe DEL
tose i SSnbrptningcm Pao Geierndtio'
ren. Nu baaber Be iflTFfeoe Cub
iegere, at 8eSierin9en oH erflGre,
at oe, iom fsr Iobningen erbperoeoe
Jig Claims, life fan fao beboLoc
0ern, cg oct gIGber hsm ~iproeIeS.
SignaIet til Syrtorpfringm bIeo Ct
bet fra Soppen al 8raut 8eaf, boor
ct pULbigt 0pnamitminaItuO Iesne-
bes, Ioa Oct IiomeOe / 6ie0Gene. Nl,
begpnSte ct &opIsb, Ser neppe bar
ISoge / bort 9auoS SiItorie. SunOre.
Der at @uJ6isgere iob / automobiles
eler pua 8phSeIebsDeite, og De for
afItsS, ioa SarSen fsg ON DEM, 90
ben HIeo efter6aaipoen til tpfhe Sfper,
fom formsrfebe Sori5onten. San'
ben bar iIern for alItomobtler1te, %
Be, iom REQ, fom forGn. Oct f9note.
at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gif ttu, eler at
Rdifitttu Hep itGucnoc foit ! Den op'
be Supo, % Be, iom bar omboro, too
ba 9encne fnt. Set ionute 9ioroe
De Ibttere, bois Sate 6Ito ipratgte
og iaDbt til Soroen. &aplSberne
renote boerannre Goerert6e eLer itiso
meo @iIie til bperanore for at fonrrnc
fsrIt. ge~gierIigbeoen efter @ltG0 gior.
Se Soft ruienbe, fna Be bar fig iont
beiatte. De, DOM ertSeIig fom frern
til Bet fcriette6eG Goorobo, bar iaa ITO
Giaoe, of 6c 1teppe babOe &rGfter til
at tage fig en- GLotm. 8IGben ober
at bore De fbrite dflGiteS mart al
9rcoesltbbrlto og Sorbonhdier. De
beS5te Steoer bar uIIerGoe optogne az
SoIf, iom boboe bGrct Ger Nftc1ptt
foritSl 8lISis9erre ifprbte fig oa
uGiten Iigciaa nteget no ofReierratio.
ren, iom iuo poa oen for at fornne til
SeIearafitationen % ienoe froftige
8rotdIter til Snbremiriiteren ! 8aib.
ingtou. Wtdn tror, at belle SIItorten
ntaa 8isres ON i8ien. De Claims,
ION bIeo t1stte unoer bon f6rite Gab.
Ming, otI antngeIig BIZ erflGreSe for
ugutSi9e, % eli M Gobnir8 bill od
finSe Steo number Silipn al 5orrte'
De Staters Wilitpr.
ct Telegram ira @af6tngton Il.
ger at SfgISen for &c Stapboler, ion,
er TONNE tafmte, poabUtIer 8orgres.
len. Zen gap i iiSite Sesiion en Coz,
iom f~orefriper, at aobnttgen ffttIoc
ite afSIse GpreneSe gtaters 8umIe
SanOlape tfteSetfor efter De RegIer,
iom ienere er l~tbarbetoeoe at Snhrr.
miniteriet og bar bit it8 ct nirfe bel.
otat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-02
Hoods Sarsaparilla

4 SEN IsSodnIiss ffpseuoe Sorm sasr
{ acknowledgements Sa5lets, ION tGlses
Sarsatabs. 100 8eier 81.
Yriedttarr5 ca auore Ioials 6orHuer
al Aatarrh bslbreoes peo GGtGrrIets.
icm ItnSrer SrifawGtipH cs itnuier I'D.
-tpmueIle
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-02

Sodbos aoritihltion tilaSer lite
@ormoner at nDbe Stanmeret, paa'
itaar man, foroi De Iarer, at 5Ier'
toneri er bepettiget os i9tter fin
"binmelffe" SOB ooer Sen ~bor9erIige
Sob. Sbabos aoritttutiou auerfieu.
ser life "~bimmeEife" sgeteitober.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-02

Get fit ogian tit Bas paaifreoet. @as.
priien / Ieorid CT for hei, mrrIig
S1.10. Sor 8 9(ar iiOeR neointte 9p.
raaSet SEN til Zoe; men aompaniet
aif til GouitoIeue % pa1lot. yhi looer
Set at ue0iGtte &rjien til 81 pr.
1000, ON bets Srouhiie bLir iorIrn.
oct. @eIttffeIie og poIitiife Scuipn
ipiIler irS ! &rigeu.
FRA DtiIuaufee meS0eIeS, at Bri'
tent pua 2nagas oil bIi bet0oeIig nco.
lat ira lite Sanltar 1907; men Gas
til @rrnoicI oil Eli Sprere. Sc, ionl
tcbsper boaSe ocr ete o. Sen auoct
Sort, oil ioa oeu biDig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-02
Strio ON Gas.

Otter en- Retstrrtte, ion bar caret
/ 2 Qor, tan0t SnSianopoliS, Sro.,
en- Scicr / 6oreNeoe StatcrS $6ieite'
ret Ruu6og oen 29Oe Sftober. On.
Sionupolis 8as Truit Company lit
III Charter / 1857, % ocri er Der en-
goroQraf, iom iiger, at bOts BET al
en- eQer al0en @runo ut6Iabcr at
fortune @pers ToIt meo @as, ifol
g}per idu oUertagc bets @osoert og
QeSninQer iii en 8riS, Iom foitiPtteS
az Sfiersmpn0, lt6rGbnte al 9pet og
aoupuniet. Tor 10 alar iiSen opbsrte
BEN ratirIige @a8 Of itrsmme IND,
"a @ren safe ga !. inttc E'g nGDn',
Qaraarof / Strait; men S%on'uinerS
gompano mcSintte itg Def, % Sagen
tom for 9omitoIcne. 5srIt oeHne
llQe fun6e 2an0et5 Ssieiteret afaToe
i'm aien0eIie. % SEN o~pretboloct |9'
ems 8oaitorS ! ale Gele.
timber SugenS Gang bar Ser 40
ffiIio Stemning for, at 9pen iclO
ffuTSe Srtre ct tomnurnnlt @a5oert;
men grempIet fra RbiIaSeLpbia op'
murtrebc life BERTH, 90 NANCE al
neutrality-suspicious. og Sfcttepoer'
ne par intoS BET. 8erfor bIco Der
Sornet ct Citizens Gomparp meS en-
!Gcpital oaa en- Wilior Collars. I'll
BETTE aoupani ooer0rog 9pen i'm Net
til Gonilmers RsrIebniuger r1eo BET
uStruffeIige SorbeboIo, at @nsprtier
fht[Se bore go Gents pr. 1000 arbtt'
foS. gsr sommer Giti5ens' Gontpdltt)
III az foriune Indianapolis meS Sas
for sem nnuute Bris, og Den gamle
@ostruft faar for f6rite Sang en-
Gonfurrent.
gpen 8eorta I SgTinOis fsrer Iiae'
.LeScs en- 3astrs. Oct Sero9renSe
9cs & electric Gortpaup bar en-
Erar6rie. fom isrit noIeber ON IA
Mar; men MI oiI bet ia BEN forIRn8ei
Il % I'll. os / ggruuSet git bette igien'
rem peS fsrite 9Gsning, bcitfet bar
iot gpeu eaa erSc. Raa ct Nst
WanSag after, Spor georias for
nemite 5orretninssmGuS BAR tiIitece.
rnaSeSe en- bitter StenminS MOI
Sastcmputiet, iorSi oct isger at for
eere Fit Scrlansenoe ireu, % 8graa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-02
&atarrb

CT en- iouitihltioneL Sggoom. font tcrs
msr al ureus Blob. oS ION !rTner tr
touititgtioueL SeharoIirS, JONI otrtsr
sicuuem CO reuier Slaoet for en- fulo'
itrrSis o. bGrig SelbreeeFe, Get bsss
re ioaititationeae WlooeL er
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-02

gfterat o~OenitaaarOe bar idt, brtn'
ger Sdesraien gfterretuinger ON, al
baaoe Mrs. Eo0p icIu % berSes Ill
Ibangere bar itempLet 19leip Dort
@orISs" afIerin8er icm oct reuete
digit o. SpipmS. Ten samIe Game
ifal bare anbsnbaret iis for en- Re.
porter % ioriitret BAN, at bun er
beSite geIgnaerSe. 0et er eIsrs life
gobt at faa reSe pna, boorbm BET bcIe
forboIoer fig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-02

Sffentlist 9auO. 5 forrise lt9c
offentiisgioroe 9auotommisiarsn I'm
S~rSberetning for GiifrIonret 1906.
Gen bier, at 19, 3 1877 acres bLeu
afbanSet, bpiItet cr 2,S74,565 Here
acpes END | 1905. SrotGsten al
2onsia5g por $7,5s5524 - ct 9Ius
pna S567 zt3 coer 1905
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-02

Iormoners Stsmmcret. Gen oe.
mofratHte Statsfomite / Snabo bar
toSa StriSt til at binSre Mornoner
fra at femme ceo 9alget ben CITE go.
bomber, tiser Ct SeIegram ira gniie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-02
Orange Solf.
lite Snbianrrrc bcreSer Gc9icringcu
tore @anfclisbcScr.
trooper nofalot.

Zen SiuQ6eIie, man gap llte.S[l.
0tanere / Colorado til at bciegc SIeat
% GGtuer / 8pomiug, ipncS at bIi
Ell toit6ur SnSSetommerbeS. ltterne
iii life 0GrrSe tiIbage til itl &rierpo.
tion IGnaere / Spo % bIir Grntue,
naar De faar Detailing ocrtiI. 8 8po'
ming bar Be iIaaet &eir paa ct be.
foeutt SteS og er bel ioripncSc meo
&ifer % %4nmurttion. Sc fan life
Iepe al brad en- GmltIe Sagt % 81.
iferi inObringcr Dem, % SC u6fDIScr
set mangIcnSe peo at ti9ge, itiGle co
repe. iSor Raboerue / @pomiug er
De Ell Elage, og oGf maa Sc. Waior
g. q. RopeS, iom er 8ommau06r
cber SGrers NiSiouri. gfoeIirg, ar.
Ildor 0eres gGrtal til $50, 8oner %
gsru tbere9uet. 9hI er mtIitTre af'
eeIin9er pau | alt 765 0ficercr 90
96anoifober iertote imoo oent, % ocr
iiSitc Crop aigif ! forrige llge fra
Sort Hobinion i Ne6roifu. gtaor Dtt'
Acknowledgements ianr iaulIct liz IN
ser Sberit Sacob u. g1tgltr, JON Ifdl
fere SoerbefaItngen, maa 8eObu'
0erne entcn friuiIIig bragg i0OOUer
eIier Be oil bIi tollngue 0ertil; men
uianoipnIig er set life, at De nil 8i6re
IoSitono. Sbcrit RopeS %oniloor au'
tolet al fiGrnpenSe ibIartOt benz til
$50 Nfun6.
Sra Gillette, 8po., t~eIegraieres
BEN 29Oe SftOber, at $50 liter frem.
SeIes Iigqcr / SER Oe0 9orpOer Riper,
men bereoer liz til at fIptte MOB
9oropeit for at lutte fig til De roro.
Iige G6epenner poa Gro1p.R eieroatio'
men. sc bor iforpeten icrbt BIB on,
at man nlaa ftnbe Ell 2eirpIo0s FOR
Dem, % iii apGgrSatcr1te ser / Co.
men bar "a iagt, at 0e piI Ia6e oere@
Gpr bore / 6reo. De paaitaar, at De
forIoS i'm Hcicrootior, foroi De bar
mi8fornsieoc meo 6orboIbere og piI.
SC fonrmc til at ii,Ite, ON DC 'fitIoe
Eli ser. Som 6suSinGen Glppob u0-
trufter set, piISc De fIptte It'll fort
@anb, itor Sfog, tort 9iIot % Icpe
IyffeIig."
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-06-22
AmarilIo's Commercial Club.

With a membership now Of one
hundred and thirty and new names
being added each week, the Com
mercial club bids fair TO become one
of the chief factors in placing Am
arillo on the high plane she de-
serves to be. A visit to the club
rooms yesterday discovered the
fact, as Secretary Shireman ex-
pressed it, as beingsnowed under in
work" From early morn till night
the rooms are regular hub-bub of
business, a continual going and
coming, and withal volume OF bus
mess being transacted. There are
now a number Of propositions before
the body, and each mail brings
inquiries as to the location of en-
terprisess, what is needed here and
the prospects Of getting places to
do business, etc.
The fact is, everything Is need
ed, from a little one man planning
mill to the largest manufacturing
enterprise, and the Commercial
club knows it and never lets an OPP
portunity pass to land whatever it
can, A number of propositions Of
interest to Amarillo are in the en-
bryo stage, and they will be care
fully attended to by this enterpris-
ing body Of men, and the results
will surely be seen. The Commerce
ial clubs a live body.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-06-22
A Lawn Party.

On the spacious lawn surround
ing Mr.. Sanborn's home, on Buch-
anan street, the Misses Mary and
Marjorie Patchell. nieces of Mr..
Sanborn's from Gainesville, were
entertained Saturday evening by
Mrs. Lydemain, who was assisted
by Mrs. Patchell. Games, music
and recitations were the amuse-
ments INDUCED in by the young
people. Refreshments of lemonade
and sandwiches, ice cream, cake
and fruit were served. The invit-
ed were:
Mildred Martindell, Agnes Sew
ell, Gladys Sewell, Laura May Nc
Alpine, Ethel Tucker, Louise AL
len, Nell Stringfellow, Leila Lown-
des, Annalee Rix, Mamie Penny:
Lelburn Blake, Jimmie Lefwich,
Phil Sewell, Shannon Bolton, Joe
Lee Penny, w. f. Stringfellow,
Oliver Spencer, Earle Fuqua, How
ard Rix, Watts Harrell, John and
Norman Hinchey of St. Louis.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-06-22
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY
Plans Are Being Made for the
Erection of a Station In
Amarillo.

Ere the passing of many weeks
the city of Amarillo will have added
one more enterprise to her long list
of recent accessions, and that one
is De Forrest wireless telegraph
station. Mr. j. G. Stansbury of
Dallas, who is manager of the bus
mess in Texas, is in the city in re-
gard to the matter and gave it out
that he would remain here till the
station was completed. He stated
that DeForrest, the inventor Of the
system, in company with Graham
Bell, the inventor of the Bell tele-
phone, has just returned from Ire
land, where they superintendent the
completion of atoms for the es-
tablishment of communication
across the waters.
Mr.. Bell is now interested IN the
De Forrest system and will put in
his time in aiding the original in
inventor in an effort to place sta
tons over the world, thus making it
a popular form of communication.
The experimental stage in wireless
has long since been passed, and
now the question of success is only
in establishing stations. This form
of communication it is claimed can
be had much cheaper than any at
present in use, the result Of which
will be a revolution along that
line. There are now five stations
in Texas, and the location of one
here will probably be the last one in
the state, for some time at least.
Work is progressing now on the
station at Alberquque, N. NJ, after
which one will be erected at Ros-
well, then to this city. From Am
arillo, according to the present
plans, the system will be Inaugu-
rated in several of the Oklahoma
cities and thence to Kansas City,
which will complete the western
circuit. Stations are already in
operation in California and one at
Denver, Colorado, where headquar-
ters for the west have been estab-
lished. Mr.. Stansbury stated that
the proposed station for our city
would be completed and in opera
ton within ninety days at the out
side, and with everything favorable,
possibly within sixty days,
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-06-22
Street Sprinkler at Work

Arrangements have been made
for the sprinkling wagon to again
see daily service in Amarillo, the
initial trip having been made
Wednesday afternoon. This mat
ter has been under consideration
for some time and the need Of some
thing to allay the dust, especially
in the business districts, became
more apparent each day. The sec
rotary of the Commercial club has
succeeded in securing enough
pledges from the business men to
cover the cost of operating until
other arrangements can be made.
The news Of sprinkling the
streets will be hailed with delight
bv every one, and while the cost
Of such may seem great at first,
the returns will make it a splendid
investment.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-06-22

Don't tie cough or a cold up in
your system by taking a remedy
that binds the bowels. Take Ken
nedys Laxative Honey and Tar.
1t is different from all other cough
syrups. 1t is better. II opens the
bowels-expels all cold from the
system, relieves coughs, colds,
Group, whooping cough, etc. An
ideal remedv for young and old.
Children like it, Sold by L. o
Thompson g. Bro. 44F52
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-06-22

Quality is what counts and quail
ity is what we have. 4otf
Sayre Mill and Elevator Co.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-06-22

If you ever bought a boxof Witch
Hazel Salve that failed to give sat-
isfaction the chances are that it
did not have the name e. G. De
Witt 81 Co." printed on the wrap
per and pressed in the box. The
original DeWtt's Witch Hazel Salve
never fails to give satisfaction for
burns, sores, boils, letter, cracked
hands, etc. For blind, bleeding,
itching and protruding piles II af-
fords almost immediate relief. 1t
stops the pain. Sold by l.. o.
Thompson g. Bro. 45F52
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-06-22
Attention PraetOriansl

Meet without fail on Thursday
night, June %, Eagles Hall at $50
sharp.
A flashlight Photo will be taken
in partial regalia Of Amarillo Coun-
Gil No. 400 on above night and
will be electroplated and published
in the "Praetorian Guard, the Of
fetal magazine of the order, which
is sent free to each member each
month. 5O.bl
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-06-22
High Price for Residence Property

Wednesday DR.. Petty closed the
deal for the lots at the corner of
Taylor and Eighth streets, just
south Of the Christian church, for
the consideration of $4,000 cash
This is probably the highest price
vet paid for purely residence prop
erty, and goes to prove the worth
OF Amarillo realty in the opinion of
conservative buyers. Or. Petty
purchased the lots for his own
use, and will at once commence the
erection Of handsome brick resi-
dence.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-06-22
Or. J. e. Mutt Optician.

We have secured the service Of
DR.. J. E. Mutt of, Chicago, H., who
comes very highly recommended as
an optician. Mr.. Mutt will be with
me permanently and we guarantee
all optical work to be satisfactory.
Charges reasonable. Advice free.
40 JOS. AsTRAcAN,
The Jeweler.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-06-22
The Denver Road.

Excursions will be i'll effect on
the following dates and 10 the fol-
lowing places and return;
San Francisco and return or Los
and return June rs to July
7. Limit to return Sept I5 One
are plus So 90 for round trip.
L. B. SIMMONS, T. F. g. P. A.
GEO. WORRIES. Loo. Agt.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-06-22

tobacco curing, blending and ripening,
which have not only improved cigar quality
50 to 100 per cent, but have made that
quality an absolutely fixed and certain
factor in each brand.
All cigars made under these processes
have the "A" triangle Az stamped on
the front of the boxes. If you ask for,
and insist upon getting brand so marked,
you can be sure of the quality of that cigar
before you light it.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-06-22

All cigars so marked will be found
invariably smooth, mellow and full OF
fragrance; absolutely free from rank
ness " or bitterness burning truly, slowly
and evenly, and of the highest quality
which their respective prices can purchase.
This superiority is so apparent that every
new brand made under the "A" triangle
Al processes jumps instantly into popular
favor, and each one makes new record in
success.
No one cigar will suit all tastes There
are many "A" triangle Al brands. and
among them you are sure to find the cigar
you want. Make a test of the CaGtOeH
Club at 1Oc. One of the most popular OF
"A" triangle AZ productions is the
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-06-22
Democratic Executive Committee

Democratic Executive Committee.
The executive committee of the
Democratic party held a meeting
at the court house Tuesday even
ing and settled the matter Of hold
ing the primary election July %.
Each candidate was assessed for
the purpose of paying the expenses
necessary to holding the election
One of the candidates refused to
come in the primaries and announc-
ed that he would run subject to
the result Of the general election.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-06-22

If you want a bargain, country
or city property, see Teeter- Martin
Land Co. at once. Room Ia Eakle
Building. 1880
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-06-22

BE just to Yourself Eat nothing
but the best. 4Otf
Sayre Mill and Elevator Co.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-06-22

Royal Fruit Cream is the best in
ice cream. Amarillo Ice Cream
Factory, wholesalers and manu-
facturers. 3stf
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-31
DIVORCE FLAWS AMAZING.
One Decree In Five Not Legal, Census
Bureau Finds.

Amazing Irregularities in many of
the divorces granted in New York
within the last twenty years have been
discovered. SO far there is a flaw in
one divorce out Of every five exam
ined.
These defects were found by William
II. X. Jarvis, of the census bureau,
and his corps of fifteen divorce girls
sent from Washington for statistics of
divorces. If made known they would
make bigamists Of many couples a
ried in good faith and illegitimatize
many children. How much and how
many of these discoveries will be
made public depends largely on ac-
ton to be taken by Mr.. Jarvis. If he
applies to the court for necessary
data in thousands Of cases. an order
may be granted to "unseal the pa
peTs."
The fifteen examiners from the cen
sus bureau have reached the year 1887
in their examination and compilations.
Already they have found that nearly
20 per cent of the papers filed away
are incomplete. They do not contain
any final award of decree by d judge
Without this they are invalid.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-31
IA DISLOYALPROVINCE
REBEL SENTIMENT is STRONG
NEAR CUBAN CAPITAL.
President May Promise Immunity to
All Insurgents Who Will Quit With
in Thirty Days-Situation In General
G ..f
Is Increasingly Serious.

The anxiety Of President Palma, OF
tunity for peace without bloodshed,
and his desire to permit those who
Joined the Instruction under mis-
guidance to repent and return to their
homes unmolested. combined with the
general wish to end a situation fraught
with SO much loss and suffering, has
led to consideration by the president
and his cabinet of a project decreeing
a thirty-day amnesty period, during
which the nsurrectionists are invited
to lay down their arms and return to
their peaceful pursuits. 1t was pro-
posed to issue the DEGREES Monday but
persons close to the president strongly
opposed the measure m the matter
was deferred, and may be relinquish-
ed.
SO far as actual conflict Sunday
proved to be a day Of inactivity, but
preparations proceeded without sbate-
ment. A fund OF 100000 has been
set aside by the treasury for defense.
and drafts on It's are heavy and con-
slant.
The situation Is so increasingly seri-
GUS that It Is tacitly admitted in all
government circles that the enlarge
ment OF the army will rot stop at any
given number, but will continue in
definitely.
While the number of men at pres
ent leaving their regular occupations
to enlist for war the small employers
are beginning to find that they will
/. FrE.1 Gt- - Z. =,
scarcity OF labor. Many laborers are
gathering in front OF the bulletin
boards on which are displayed the call
for volunteers issued by President
Palma Saturday night. They discuss
the attractiveness of a soldiers life at
such unusual pay. and as a result may
resolve to enlist.
It was learned that several new
regiment bands a taken to the
brush.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-08-31
CLAIMS OF "sOONERs' UPHELD.
Troops Required to Preserve Order In
New Wyoming Town..

Troops Required to Preserve Order i'm
New Wyoming Town.
Upon request Of Sheriff Slough, of
Fremont county, Wyo., Gov. o
ordered out Company B. of the state
national guard, stationed at Lander,
to proceed to the Shoshone reserva-
ton to aid the sheriff in preserving Or
der on the new townsite ON the reser-
walton.
The difficulty on the reservation be-
gan on the night of Aug. IA, the day
before the reservation was opened,
when about 800 "sooners" gathered on
the border of the reservation, and on
the morning Of the 18th every town
lot on the new TOWNSHIP was occupied
by a ~squatter. Indian Agent Wads-
worth held that the rule restricting
general settlement on the reservation
homesteads until October Is applied
to townsite settlements, and drove the
settlers Off with federal troops. Com
missioner of the General Land Office
Richards secured a CONTRARY ruling
from the secretary of the interior,
and Wadsworth has received instruc-
tons to withdraw the troops.