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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23
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ben. Sdaoen 500. 600.
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uurbsn sshsrn bsrssi3nst.
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zines Wiaiondrs. bic asffern tn Chicago
ben @si4dftsmani1 2ouis SLIDER sr.
i4ofen bot, wurbe udbreno Der Na9t
In elmer 3els I'm @,fdn9nib polHdn.
big irrfnnia unb mubts In eins Srrsn.
anffalt esbra1t tuerbsn.
- Sn sprueuis, q. D.. fpielte Der
l3idbrige DITTO Wolf tn Der S@ale
NIT elmer 9pnamit.p atrons, usI3s er
nit sinsm NsRsr 3u asrf3eiosn iuats.
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ben muBte.
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stn ti&s9ii2sr Anar&if Ramsns no.
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priefsr au t6bten.
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arapb @ebdub.s isinen Bob esfunben.
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rifsl on Borb. traf beute WOr9sn bon
Colon In RtusHon, Samaifa. Elm. Der
.8lh9sr1 bat iebr eutss Msttsr &c.
babt.
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ben beute set0otet unb bier3sbn anoere
9srionsn f&tuer hsy:sbt bel sinem
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81. paul @iisnbabn BET Der Orti&aft
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Dubuque, ga.
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Strabe In Warihau tpurbe bsute Wtt.
tag bon elmer Banbe xerrortfien ange.
griffin unb Der pofmsihsr. apei on.
bsre poHbeamten unb 3tpet Wilttdrtpa.
DEN MURDER, eri&oKsn urib unesfdb.
swau3ts paHanten f&uer psrtuunost
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geb6ube bon Bed Hrrs. 4 Comb. In
Sumter, g. g., 6euer aus, ueI&es
an BEN aroben Hrtaoobsiaoer einen
S6obeu BON $50. 600 beyuyio6te.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23

Bef&tcrn - VaIaufsprefe: fs nee %
0uaIttat, t6-4ee.
esf1-sei@dt 6s-l1e; su Hssra
ia Co.'S 7.00 YH Tenxs.
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Ismotpp-sertautsYreie; sls o. 81 %.
~erob-preie. ie mad BEN Grss. . Bal
len, ~. sO-s8I50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23
SturmeSmutben
Torbert an ben &iier MittelG lrOpa's biele Mer
i9enupfer nnb sdifsuerlnfe.

aurupafn sum Snsl sdorbert - 2iberale Ginignngsberiuhe erfolsreih.
vWutders" protthiren sesen 5onermdbgung. - @onuernenr anfs
S9drfae perurtbeht = Ioereu berfhsen hber cine @faiorttdt
Sapanihe &uls 6hrfen nht lanben. - &irdenfrage
weber anfgenommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23

B1ttes, 0tes SsD OeNAess.
otxbIsr beablex ioIessbs $rsiss
1rtt@e Gter-22s pei Dute1h.
HAbner eve, cdtns 3. TxristS-l2-lee
Gnten Sc, @dnie &c.
cutter - gouxtrp. 1885, Gsser srt 3D.,
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23
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40ae.
ea - 70. 1 atuaotss si7 90: Dr.,
3. e16 %.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23


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ben STEELE aufgsfibrt ueroen.
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den untsr ben Srimmsrri %gsfunben
oie 3abl Der umastommsnsn fHdBi
man iebt auf tpsniqhsns HOO.
Die WaHenosriammlung ON Wons
tag peruribeiIte auf bas S1drfRe BITE
0unolunsawsiis @oubsrnsur Sustten.
bom's, Der ausuartige l1nterfhbung
ablebnts.
Sransoaal (Sibafrifa).
goeren berftqen hbsr
etne W ebrbett.
Sobannesburg. %. Sebr.
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luRsn srisbsn, oab bic 8oererl I'm nd9.
ffsn parlamente bic Wsbrheit babsn
tusrosn. Wisbsreeudblt fnb 18 Sort.
f9rittIer, 6 Rationaliffsu, IL Nnbdn.
, yer Der .Soldnotiasn partst". sin
unabbdnsissr uno bret arbsttsrbsrtrs.
ter. Die Rsfultate aus elmer &eibs
IdnoIidsr WabIfreiie fsbsn nod aus.
bod III bic Stimmung In bisfsn 81.
fritien fsbr fort au @unfsn Der ,6ol.
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itonaliRsn unb Der arbsitsrpartst Der.
bhnsst iR. Wan %ertuartst, bab Gene.
raj Botba Der antraa CUR 8ilbune
einss Rabinstts srtbsilt tpiro. unb oat
bic @enerdle Smuts unb De Ia REP In
bas Wintfsrium eintrstsn.
Sanbwih' 5nfeIn.
3 apant&. Bulls bHrfen
Mot Ianben.
6onoluIu, %. 6ebruor. -
@ouberneur Garter III bur9 cine Babel.
bspei9e bon StaaisIetret6r Root eriu9t
rparosn, bic assntsn Der DampfsrIinisr,
,u bsnadri&tissn. bob bic amsritani.
i&sn Bsb6rbsn iubanii&s arbsitsr bon
oawaii, beren pdHs riur auf cine Gabrt
nod 6auaii lautsn. ni&t gum arisri.
iunii&en JsRlanOe suIaRsn usrosn.
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Dampfer .NonsOIia" bat 800 Saba.
r,er bon BIER nittssnommen.
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Rir9enrage N itber auf.
gtnom NJ { n.
parts, %. 6sbr. Sis BON Der
Depuitrtentammsr NIT elmer Mebrbsit
bon 301 Stimmsu ausgsfpro&ene Bill.
lieuna Der tolsranten politif bes RuI.
tuaminiRsrs Brianb aessntibsr Der
Rtr3e batts CUR 5oles. oab beu.s bic
unterbanbluussn swti&en benz Ssins.
prdfetten be Selbes uno Wfqr.
amistts. benz 2~oaoiutor . grabHdof
bon paris, betrsHs Der Rietbstontratte
fur oie biefsen 8ir&en uieoeraufgs.
npmnieri tpuroen.
Die 3eitungen 9eben einfimmig au,
oaB oas sefrise 8ertrausns. 0oium In
Der 9ammer Elm boaRdnoigsr 8riumpb
bss Observation-Disclosures Brianb NOR.
absr sinias rsbubIiianif6e Orsans,
bis 3tpar bie Notbwenbiefeit elmer ge.
snbisune bss rslisibien Strsitss 3u.
esbsn. MAIDEN aus ibrsr nnsufrisbsn.
belt feir 6shl. NEIL Der aus9lsia 1n'
terbanbIunasa nit Den 2ir&en.8 sbbr.
ben bsoinss. Die @smdbigtsn uub
aonierpattpsn iinh frob Der ausH9tsn
auf einsrt rsliaibisn Grisbsn. bsfHr9.
Ten aoer, oaB ole Solun8 OCT HtrWe1'
frass rlur bic Msss fur sine gsisb.
sebung, tpsl&s 3u einsm io3iaIen 2,is3s
fabrer tperbe, ebnei wtrbe.
StaIien.
& oItrante p~oItttt Be.
rubtgt Mot.
y o M. %. 6et. Dos .WerbaItei
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bic gsftern bur& Abiftmmung ibr Der.
trauer In bic Rsaisrunss.p Olitit asssr,.
tibsr Der Rir&snfrase gum ausbrud
bra&ts, bat bic etelung bes Datiians
ni9t psrdnoert. gs wiro bsrborae.
boben. bab, tuenn eine srObe Nebrbeit
Der notorii&sn Geinos b, Rirae
Brtanb's poIttif biItgte, bies ben 90.
tifar binR&tli& Der Wisibsiontraiie
fHr bie Qtrdru ut&t berubiqeu f6nute,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23

g1sros HertsufBpeeHs Smpostiyts
S&peserfdie 8oe PEI 1tuab sssbstasiAss
e@uebesdie 1ss, BiBeuxfx Gsssa &N'
lA}, Neu Dori Sbebbars lie, ssxhsturb
I4er 2tutburser 14S Gid Ice,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23
Idaltner Mdrftbertnt.
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Stisre.
Cute Bis sewdbIte etiere,
1900 Bfano unb ~aafudrts. IS 60-S 30
0eru6bnIi&e bic nstttIere eRere,
1900 Bfunb urb aafudrts.. 8 25-6 rs
Sute BIB seudbIte eHere,
l150 Bfb. 90 1s5o 3D.. 8 0o-6 90
0su6bnIi&e bB ~uttttIere etiere,
l1n0 Efo. 80 12B0 3D.. 4 So Sc
eute BIS oeuabIfe etiese,
900 Bsb. ~ HOO Rfb... 1 TO- 9
9erudbIte 6eebtns Stiere, 600
90 1000 Bfb. 8 7S- q
Cute Seeding ettere. 800 % 1000
Srnno. b ~ 90
RittIere Seeding Stiere. 100 m
w Sfo. = To- %
Srte StoderS............. 60-Sp
9et9te @tc6erS. .... aA6--6 90
RtHbss.
sut. bts semdbIte Htxba...... l9E-60 o.
2tttIere bts gate Ntxb9......... $751; 90
0~eto6bnIi&e Htxbx Q It's 30
2aks
suite Dts gepdbIts 2AAs.. $1,000. 8 80 30
GtttIere RUB. 00-S %
1eusbnIi@e cite Rahs. -~~. / 26-2 90
Suite 2abe NIT 2aIs....~......... $780, 80
a~eu5bnIt1e Ribs md &aI5--- e10- geo
BuIIsn nab xdIbs.
ertua bts iuxep erpost Dxtda
cullen ............... ...... 67s--l 30
0ew5bnIt&e BIB quite Brra~.. 8 00-e7>
SemobnIime Buuea..~~... 6O-8 ~
Sepdhlte R6Iber..~. 800 80
oGwere NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 800--7 10
e@wstuG
Suite BITS aeudtIte f@pers---. % IS - o,
0euH&te unb i&pers pa6tae... Is 10
. ts tis seudbIte Iet@ts. .-.-.-. So Too
Sem6trIi@e !es&te............. 8 80 8 IS
Suite 62s-8
9 ,tte RtaB...... 60-60
,uobs 96-t 20
e@aIG
@emo5nIi1e biz ute Sdnrr,er... -. 5 90 ] %
suIs bss sewabIts Grx1aerss-... $50 500
0eu6bnIi&e bts CUTE etxtdbrtSs G7b- 80
Cute BIB sepdtIte 6Qais-...... 40 IS.
prbtndre BIB saste 04ats.-...... 30
..~~... 49,
0bde, per 100 4fb.--......... 80. 100
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23
xiriei.
@er369eruna Der amerifa
ntf&en S&uIfrage.

Wer36geruna ber amerifa.
ntf&en S&uIfraee.
RonfanttnppeI, % 6ebr.
Die gsilssuns Der strsitfruas binRat.
LTD Der amsritanif6en WifRonsihuIen
tpirb bur9 bic Obfruftioustattii ee.
uiRsr bo6hsbsnoer tirtii3er Bsamten
meter osra6ssrt. Boti&after 2siibman
oringt anbalt'no auf eine grlsoiauns
Der 6raae uno bat tuieoerum stns Nois
an bic pforte eeri&tet, In msl&er sr
in i9drferem Zone etn balbisss @or.
asben Der tfrtif&sn Regierung tn Der
Angelegsnbsit psrlanat.
9Oaanb.
3 metter Trtebensfongreb.
9, %. 6sb. Die Rsaierung
Der Nisberlanos 9isbt In amtIider BE.
fanntma2un9 tuno. bob He bersit IL
Gslesatsn sur 3tpetten 6rteoenstonferenj
am l. Suni 3u s%mpfan9sn.
Wegiio
Der Qrteqerfltrt.
@ttpo Wertfo. %. Seb
Weloung lief Inn Ritterna1t Elm. bab
6onburas asasn Nitarnaua formsl
ben Rrieg ertldrte prdfosnt SUnile
bot Ha on ots Spib. Der 6onburas
Sruppsn geife0t. uno marI6irt Der
@rsn3. ,u. Nn4riatsn etnes @efs&tes
merosn ftinbli& erwariet. Wan slaubt
baB ealbabor bstbsilist tusrbsr wirb.
, 1907-05-06

Creek were among the arrivals Sunday
afternoon, IN the delayed train from
the west. They spent the forenoon
here today, doing some shopping and
disposing of some business matters.
]. F. Vuagniaux of G~leneyre, who has
been in Nebraska for several months,
looking after the interests of a nursery
company with which he is connected,
left for his home at Gleneyre this
morning. He was among the pleasant
callers at this Office during his stay in
the city.
J. E. O'Hearne and w. T. Tracy OF
Denver, w. w. Reed of Rochester, N,
Y, S. F. Morrill, and c. H. Mcmahon
Of st. Louis, w. w. Saunders of Des
Moines, Ia, L.. Schlesinger of New
York, E. A. Wilkinson Of Minneapolis,
E. Corthell Of Prescott, Ariz., and R
Jepson of Kirksville, Mo-, were guests
at the Union Pacific last night.
, 1907-05-06
DO YOU KNOW

That DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription IL
the only medicine sold through druggists
for woman's weaknesses and peculiar all
ments that does not contain large quanti-
ties OF alcohol? 1t is also the only medicine,
especially prepared for the cure of the
delicate diseases peculiar to women, the
maker Of which is not afraid to take his
patients into his full confidence, by print
ing upon each bottle wrapper all the ingre-
dients entering into the medicine. Ask
your druggist II this is not true.
"Fayorite Prescription" too, is the only
medicine for women, all the ingredients
of which have the unqualified endorse
ment Of the leading medical writers of the
several schools of practice, recommend
ing them for the cure Of the diseases for
Write to DR.. R. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y,
for q free booklet, and read the numer-
Gus extracts from standard medical au-
thorities praising the several ingredients
Of which DR.. Pierce's medicines are made,
and don't forget that no other medicines
put up for sale through druggists for do
nestle use can show any such professional
more weight and Importance than any
amount Of so-called testimonials" so
conspicuously Haunted before the public,
in favor Of the alcoholic compounds.
The "Favorite Prescription" cures all
woman's peculiar weaknesses and de.
AohSOhlOiieSs MUS hllohihs Nv pei w
headaches, b~ackaches, bearing-down dis
tress, tenderness and draging-down sem
Stations in lower abdomen, accompanied
by weakening and disagreeable catarrhal,
pelvic drains and kindred symptoms.
DR.. Pierce and his staff Of skilled spe-
cialists may be consulted free by address,
Ing as above. All correspondence is
treated as sacredly confidential. By con-
sulting in this way the d~isagreeable
q~uestionings and personal examinations .
are avoided.
The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser contains some very interesting
n valuable chapters on the diseases
peculiar to women. 1t contains over one
thousand pages. It is sent post paid, on
receipt of sufficient in one-cent stamps to
pay cost Of mailing only, or q cents for
2 copy In flexible paper covers, or 81 cents
for . c~loth-bound copy. Address Dr.. B. V,
Pierce as above.
) d.. Pierce's Pellets regulate and invig.
crate stomach, liver and bowels. On
. . laxative, two OK three cstbarte.
, 1907-05-06
NURSED BACK TO LIFE
BY FAITHFUL BRIDE,

The Sioux City Daily News thus re
fers to a lady well known in this city,
Mrs. May Price-Gill, who recently be-
came the bride Of Harry Taylor OF
Sioux City:
Nursed by the girl who became his
bride that she might be near him dur.
ing an illness which meant life or
death, Harry J. Taylor Of this city is
recovering at the Samaritan hospital
from the effects of an operation.
Through it all she, proved herself a
heroine in real life. During the opera
ton which meant life or death to the
man she had only two days before
promised ito love and cherish until
death do us part" she was near by,
ready to aid in any possible way. When
the surgeon completed his task she
took up the fight and today it was a
nounced that she might reasonably
expect to win the battle with grim
death. Eating little, sleeping less, do
ing neither except under actual COM
pulsion, it has been a cruel contest
for n Of the bravest of women. She
is tired, awfully tired, but she is hap
py-a whole lot happier than she is
tired. The man she loves will recover
and he owes his life to her.
, 1907-05-06
SIA1r PRESS

A Million Dollars
What would you do with a million
dollars" is a prize answer game
sprung by the Wyoming Tribune. Dur
ing some period of mental wandering
when our imagination was creased and
going ut a high tension, we might spec
ulate on running a railroad to the
moon. We might try to determine
what would be the result If an irresist-
ible force should come into contact
with an immovable body. We might
figure on the weight of Satan, the a C
elerated rate Of a falling body, the
seconds that passed when from morn
to noon he fell-from moor to dewy
eve," and through this combination Of
mechanics and poetry compute the dis.
lance from heaven to hell. We might
do these things and still be entitled to
run at large. But when you catch a
country editor sitting around on the
patches of his pants and wasting time
musing on what he would do with a
million dollars, just tie. him together
and ship him to Evanston-for he Is
crazy beyond Observation-Disclosures
N~eWs-Journal.
, 1907-05-06
HAS BEEN NURSING
AWAY FROM HOSPITAL.

Miss Georgia Glidden, a student
nurse at the Sheridan hospital, who
has been at Dayton for the past three
returned t. the hospital Saturday
night and has resumed her duties
there. Her sister, Miss Bessie Gid
den, also a student nurse. has been
made the senior nurse on the night
force, very quick and deserved pro-
motion. Miss Hattie Grant, formerly
of this city, also a student nurse. is
quite ill at the hospital and her friends
fear she is down with nervous pros
tration.
, 1907-05-06
COMMITTEES NAMED
FOR ANNUAL MANIFEST.

AT the meeting Saturday night of
the Laramie Maennerchor, at Maen-
nerchor hall, during the monthly
dance, the dates for the Mayfest by
the society were decided upon, May
90, "a and 20 being selected. The
Maennerchor society placed the ar
rangements in the hands of a commit
tee consisting of William Marquardt,
as chairman, viii Roth, Charles
Troederup, Otto Mielenz and Jacob
May. The committee for the ladies'
auxiliary consists of Mrs. William
Niethe as chairman, Mrs. Charles
Schwatke as vice chairman and Miss
Emma Hegewald. 1t was decided to
try to eclipse all the former efforts Of
this veteran musical organization in
the matter of the May festival.
, 1907-05-06
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE
WAS VERY INTERESTING.

At the evening service at st. Mat
thew's cathedral yesterday Dean Ar
mold G. II. Bode gave a very interesting
and instructive lecture on Three Hun
dreds Years of the Episcopal Church
In America" The lecture was illus
trated with stereoptlcon views of many
of the prominent people of the nation
as well as many of the quaint old
churches and scenes Of interest from
early life on this continent. So closely
woven was the church with the early
history of the nation and its leading
personages Of that time that the lee
ture carried not only interest from the
Christian standpoint but the historical
as well. A very large congregation
was present and not n but enjoyed
the lecture and the pictures.
, 1907-05-06

A northern wyoming paper mas dis
covered that a number of special
agents OF the government are working
as sheep-herders and shearers in the
vicinity of Casper, in order that they
may be able TO obtain evidence relat
ing to illegal fences. The discovery is
a pipe-dream, pure and simple. In the
first place government agents would
not are to engage in herding sheer
and in the second place it is not neces
sary for them to do SO in order to OBJ
tain all the evidence required.
, 1907-05-06
HORSES IN PUNCHES
RUN OFF LAST WINTER.

As a result of the spring roundup a,
Pinedale the discovery has beer made
that whole punches of horses have
been run off during the winter by horse
thieves, believed to be we'll organized,
and A. Luman, who lost two valuable
animals, has offered a reward Of $1,000
for the arrest of the outlaws. The re-
ports coming in show that the gang
operated on a comprehensive scale.
Wesley Bloom reports the loss of an
entire bunch, Ed Steele lost eighteen
head and many other stockmen find
their herds greatly diminished in size.
1t is believed the animals were driven
across the mountains put of the state
and sold in Idaho or Utah, says the
Lander Mountaineer.
, 1907-05-06
AUTOMOBILE CLUB
TO MEET TONIGHT.

The annual meeting Of the Laramie
Automobile club will be held at the
Lovejoy Novelty works at 1870 to-
night, when the club will be reorgan-
lied and an effort made to enroll all
the owners and prospective owners OF
autos in the city. There are now twen-
ty-seven machines in town and more
coming. The present officers of the
club are: Elmer Lovejoy, president;
DR.. H. l.. Stevens, vice president; E.
E. Greenwood, secretary; Jesse Con-
verse, treasurer. One of the matters
to be considered is the licensing and
numbering of all machines, the num-
bers to be kept on file in the city mar
shal's Office and no automobile to be
allowed to use the streets without a
license and number.
, 1907-05-06
RIDE.
Wives Of Veterans Attending Encamp'
ment 70 Be Cared For.

Colorado, Springs, Colo, May Ga
pleasant feature Of the entertainment
of the G. A. R. veterans, department of
Colorado and Wyoming, during the an.
nual encampment in this city this
month will be the tender of automo-
biles to all the visiting wives Of vote
rams by local residents. Forty or if
ty automobile owners of Colorado
Springs have already offered their ma
chimes for use in conveying the visi-
tors to the various points of interest.
, 1907-05-06
CONTRACTED FOR MATERIAL
FOR CENTENNIAL HOTEL

Clark Pelton, local manager of the
Wyoming Lumber company
went to Laramie Wednesday to con
suit President Miller regarding the
Centennial hotel. says the Centennial
Post. Work on excavations will be
started at once and the building will
be pushed as hard as men can do it
Mr.. Pelton will sublet some OF the
work and his trip to Laramie is also
for the purpose of contracting for ma
terial not handled in Centennial.
, 1907-05-06
WlLLFUL MAY.

For shame, Miss May, for shame | say
To repose in Mr.. Winters lap this way
A maid so fair and sweet as you
Should to your W bright self be true,
Oh! why submit to such disgrace,
Yielding to old Winters bold embrace?
oh! modest May, so fair a miss,
Should not accept Mr.. Winters kiss!
oh! do come back, sweet May so fair,
With sunshine bright and balmy air.
Come back to us, you willful elf,
And let ''old man Winter" chase him.
self. M. L. w.
, 1907-05-06

The Denver Field and Farm is vic.
lently opposed to any form of leasing
and is fearful that those who favor
leasing may capture the convention to
be held in Denver during the month
OF June. If leasing predominates it
but If the opposition wins, then it will
be a lofty, p~ure-minded, patriotic sen
timent that dominated the meeting.
, 1907-05-06
Beware Of ointments for catarrh That
Contains Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
Of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering it through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except OF pre-
scriptions from reputable physicians,
as the damage they will do is ten fold
to the good you car possibly derive
from them. Halls Catarrh Cure. manu-
featured by F. J.. Cheney G. Co, Toledo,
o., contains no mercury, and Is taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the sys-
tenn. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be
sure you get the genuine. It is taken
internally and made in Toledo. Ohio,
by F. ]. Cheney & Co. Testimonials
free.
Sold by druggists. Price, 75c per
bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
, 1907-05-06

80 far as / can make out from the
facts of the cas as presented to me
the report that / have been lost at sea
on H. H. Rogers yacht Kanawha has
been greatly exaggerated. However
you can assure all my friends that
will make an exhaustive and rigid In
vestigation of the rumor and II
there is any foundation for the story
l will at once apprise an anxious pub
lie Of the facts. l sincerely hope that
the story is MOI true and l suggest that
all my friends suspend judgment till
such time as l can ascertain the true
state of affairs" The foregoing was
the reply of Mark Twain to numerous
reporters who sought news in relation
to his loss at sea.
, 1907-05-06
Rheumatism.

When pains or irritation exist on any
part of the body the application of
Billiards. Snow Liniment gives prompt
relief. q. w. Sullivan, proprietor, Sui
livan house, Ell Reno, o. T., writes
June 6, 1902, Il take pleasure in recon-
mending Billiards. Snow Liniment to
all who are afflicted with rheumatism.
1t is the only remedy l have found that
gives immediate relief" Csc, soc and
S1.00. Sold by Mills, A Druggist.