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bAhEhf and confectionery. clearing 8. 900
yearly investigation invited EAaTERN
BUSINESS EXCHANGE. So F 81 jas-st
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Help Vented
Male and Female.

WANrED-In Georgetown. a cook and bow.
Apply 1871 n 81. fas-sfs
WANTED-fou TO know We teach al stand
arc systems OF shorthand and typewrtting
and can prepare pupils for positions IN 3D. 10
~ days. special afternoon sessions for Cow
eminent employees STENOGRAPHIC ACAD-
ENVY, Colorado building. taEs5f
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WANTED-A woman for general housework.
lI23 st ne Jas-St
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ANACOsTIA.
BURH's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS.
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Personal.


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jas-st
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Observation-Disclosures

RELIABLE party desires use Of hose for is
feed light work; best OF care and attention
or should buy on time. Address BOX 6, Times
once. 5as-st
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For Rent
Furnished RoOnE

FOR ItENI-Cheerful warm room south and
west windows in well furnished private house;
gentleman. l602 18th ~. nv. jag-3t
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For Rent-Stables.

FOR RENT-stables rear sZT @ St NV new
and eoinplete IN every way concrete floor,
feed biLss water, manure pit etc: rent so
PERCY II. RUSSELL.
Russell Building. 9z7 G 81 NV
Jas-st
, 1907-03-06
THE DERRICK
Is COMING
WILL BE SENT FROM CHEYENNE
TOMORROW TO PLACE STEEL
RETORT AT TIE PLANT.
Concrete Gangs About Through and
Steel Gang Here to See to Placing
Of Huge cyIinder-Some Increases
in Salaries of Local Employees
Gravel Being Moved Westward.

The steam derrick will arrive from
Cheyenne tomc:rcw and will be sent
to the tie preserving plant, to be used
in placing the new steel retort in
place. The steel gang are already here
arranging for the placing of the ma.
chine, and the work will proceed with.
out much delay. The concrete gang,
which has been here for the past fort
night, getting the foundations ready
for the %retort. will complete the work
In hand within the next two or three
days, and the completion of the re.
modelling of the tie plant will be
rushed. There is a large mount of
material in sight, and Superintendent
Berry is using every effort to be read,
to treat it as it comes. The ties are
stached along the North Platte river
near Saratoga, awaiting a rise in the
river, and will be floated to Fort Steele
at the first freshet. There are more
than last year, in fact, more than ever
before, the enlarging of the plant here
being made necessary by the increased
activity of the choppers.
, 1907-03-06
Contracts Awarded.

Superintendent Stewart of the Lara
mic Plains line this morning awarded
to the Fairbanks-Morse company the
contract for the erection of a fourteen
foot steel windmill at the Little Lara
ME river, to supply wafer for engine
use on the line. This will be the only
engine water station between Laramie
and Centennial. 1t is twenty-five miles
west of Laramie, and the engines can
make the I'll between the two sta
tons with ease. From the Little Lar
annie to Centennial the grade is heav.
Ter and the water proposition will be
more difficult. Mr.. Stewart awarded
to the same company contract for for
ty iron cattle guards to be placed at
intervals along the line where road
crossings on grade are made.
, 1907-03-06
May Get Annual Passes.

Some of the older employees of this
division are expecting to receive an
nual passes from the company soon, a
system that has been in vogue on the
Southern Pacific for some time. Men
who have been in the employ Of the
company continuously for ten years
are to receive passes good on their di'
vision. Those who have been fifteen
years on the payroll will get division
passes for themselves and their fam.
lilies, and those whose duty extends
over a twenty-year period without
break will be given system passes fol
themselves and the members of theil
families,
, 1907-03-06
PARAGRAPHS.

William Greaser is in from Maudel
H L. Greer of Denver is at the Kus
ter.
Chris Gabrielsen has returned to his
ranch.
Lawrence Long of Denver is at the
Johnson.
E. c. Purcell of Berthoud, Colo, was
here today.
Arthur Radichal has returned to his
home at Sibylee.
r. W. Blood of Mitchell, Neb., was
here this morning.
J. w. Phillips OF Four Mile was Z
city visitor last night.
George Barwel of Boston was al
the Union Pacific this morning.
c. r. Root of South Omaha is in the
city, registered at the Union Pacific.
L. G. Thompson mi J.. w. Queary
of Denver We're at the Union Pacific
last night
John Gill and Tony Cuerden of the
ranch were among the guests at the
Kuster last night.
Mr.. n Mrs. Phil Morrison of Den.
yer were city visitors last night, guests
at the Union Pacific.
Jabez Smith of Morgan was among
the visitors to the city last night, a
guest at the johnson.
R. M. Jameson and Dan Davis were
visiting ranchmen this morning, guests
last night at the Kuster.
Oscar Waechter returned to his
home at Sibylee this morning, after a
business visit to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Decker of
Jelm were in the city last night, doing
some shopping at the stores today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S~odergreen
have returned to their ranch home,
after a brief business visit to the city.
Asmus Franzen, the Rock River hay
merchant, was among the business Wis
itors to the city last night, a guest at
the Johnson.
W. S. Nottingham, the Morgan min
reached the city yesterday after
noon, on a business trip, returning to
the mines this morning.
Mr.. Olson of keystone reached the
city last night, in conference with A
Miller. contractor for ties for the
Denver, Laramie and Northwestern.
m Bailey of the Three Rules re-
turned this morning from Denver,
where he and his wife had been visit
ing for a few days, his wife remaining
for a longer stay in that city.
w. c. Thomas went to Cheyenne
morning, taking his pacing horse,
Capeo, which will be raced by Frank
Erwin Of Fort Collins during the
springs meetings on the Colorado cir
cult.
j. F. Pierce of Rock River, foreman
the Diamond Cattle company's in
at that place, was among the
business visitors to the city this morn
ing, doing some shopping for the
, 1907-03-06
Get Increase in PAY.

Iralnmaster Let's this morning re.
ceived official notification that the
chief clerk in the roadmaster's office,
the cashier at the freight depot and the
chief clerk in his office and the
warehouseman at the freight depot had
received an increase of pay, dating
from the first of March. The men af-
fected are Lewis Tyvold, cashier,
whose pay was increased from $50 to
500 a month; Everett Bloyd, chief
clerk in the administers office, from
$40 to $75; Manton Marble, ware
houseman, from $50 to $65, and Mr..
May, chief clerk to the roadmaster,
from $65 to $40.
, 1907-03-06
DRIP ICES
crs'" Baking Powder
Made from cream of tartar derived
solely from grapes, the most deli
cious and healthful Of all fruit acids.
NOT USED To HORSE
AND WANTED TO KNOW.

DR.. James Ballard, who was called
to the country a night or two ago, on
professional business, made the return
trip on horseback. Now, the county
coroner is a good rider when it comes
to automobiles and bicycles, but his
knowledge of horses is limited to
glances adown the race track at coun-
ty fairs and similar occasions, and
when he reached the city he did not
know which side of the horse con.
tanned the ladder down which the rid
er climbed. He asked and received a
laugh. He finally ~dismounted, after
making two attempts to alight on both
sides at once, and his trip home was
painful to behold, saying nothing OF
his own feelings in the matter.
, 1907-03-06

1t is reported at Omaha that the
auditing department OF the Union Pa
cific may be transferred from Omaha
to Chicago, as the traffic department
of the Hartman system is practically
located there already. The rooms at
the general Office building at Omaha
now occupied by the auditing depart
ment will be arranged to accommodate
the other departments, the building of
a new general Office headquarters hav-
ing been given up for the present.
, 1907-03-06
Box Car on Fire,

An empty box car caught fire at
noon today in the EAST end of the
Union Pacific yards, calling out the
department, says the Cheyenne Trib-
une. The fire was extinguished by
means of the fire apparatus on a road
engine which was run to the scene.
The damage done was slight.
, 1907-03-06
500 Reward, s1oo.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there Ia at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all Its stages, and
that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure Is
the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease, requires q
constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure Is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby de.
stroying the foundation of the disease,
and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assist
ing nature in doing its work. The pro.
prietors have SO much faith in its cur.
alive powers that they offer one hun.
dred dollars for any cas- that Is fails
to cure. Send for list of testimonials
Address F. ]. CHENEY & CO., To
ledo. O.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for const
patton.
, 1907-03-06
Wanted Extra Cabooses.

Trainmaster Let's this morning re-
ceived a request for two extra cabooses
be sent from this city to the Nebraska
division, but he was unable to meet
the demand, having not an available
way car that can be spared. The heavy
rush at that end is causing the Ne
braska division soma worry to provide
crews and cabooses.
, 1907-03-06
Official Car in Shops.

Assistant Superintendent Wick Roy's
official car, No. oil. has been sent to
the shops at Cheyenne for a general
o~verhauling. Six years ago this was
the official car of Superintendent Park
of the Wyoming division, afterwards
being made the official car of the as
sistant superintendent, the superin-
tendent getting a new and larger car,
No. 010, the one now used by Colonel
Anderson.
, 1907-03-06
Gravel Moving Rapidly.

Already three trainloads of gravel.
have passed through this city, to be
used in ballasting the ley double
track between Ridge and Como, and
the gravel is coming at the rate of
about 100 cars a day. Two crews were
added this morning, in charge Of Con-
, 1907-03-06

and a social time was enjoyed. Mrs.
Lee played some fine selections on the
piano and the hostess served tempt
ing refreshments. The guests were
Mesdames Sahm, Stockwell, Whipple,
McCrum, Merriam of Laramie, Car
Isle, Hosford, Halves, Doan, Misses
Alice Carlisle and Eleanor StockwelI.
, 1907-03-06
Total amount to city

S1ly
treasurer . ............$1,457.50
The monthly report of Police JUS
tice Hynds showed fines paid amount
ing to $173.5O; not paid-sentence
suspended, $50; not paid, $3.50.
-Four lnterments in Month.
The report Of Sexton B. G, Sewell
of the city cemetery gave four inter-
ments during February-on the LIST,
4th, 18th and 21st. The total ages of
the four yere 1879 years, an average Of
At years 8 months. No lots were sold
in the cemetery during the month.
Chairman Beemer of the park COM
mittee stated that the committee had
visited the home of the sexton of the
cemetery and found some repairs need.
ed. The work had been ordered done
and the bill would be presented to the
council.
No Open Stairways.
Mr.. Hansen of the building commit
tee stated that the committee was OPP
posed to open stairways on the side
walks and further time was granted
the committee. Mr.. johnson, chairman
of the committee, who was Ill and I'M
able to be present, sent word that
he was unalterably opposed to any
open stairways on the sidewalks, and
the committee made an unfavorable re-
port. The clerk was directed to notify
j. T. Holiday. of the W. H. Holiday
company, that the council would op-
pose open stairways.
On motion of Mr.. Beemer, the de-
mand Of the city against the Eleventh
Street Water company, for the pay.
ment of the cost of installing a valve
on the Grand e n main, at the
Eleventh street junction, vas placed
in the hands Of the city attorney for
collection.
The bills for the month were read
by the clerk and those approved were
allowed and warrants ordered drawn
therefor.
Crossings Need Attention.
Mr.. Schwatke called attention to the
condition of the different railroad
crossings, which, he said, needed at
tention. He referred to a teamster.
who a short time ago broke two springs
Of his wagon in crossing. He sug.
gested that the clerk notify the com
pany of the condition of affairs, and the
clerk was SO instructed.
Marshal Sigman referred to the fac
that sometimes just as one train pulls
out from over a crossing another will
block the crossing, and he was at 9
loss to know just what to do--who te
proceed against in the matter of en-
forcing the city ordinances.
At $3.50 the council adjourned.
, 1907-03-06

o be clearly, avoid dampness
y and use whitewash.
furnish grit, a dust bath and
old plaster.
have movable nests, roosts,
and dropping boards.
have wind breaks, and study
drainage.
=" spray with Pratts Liquid Lice
Killer every other week.
" insist upon your fowls exer.
cising.
feed Pratts Poultry Food daily.
feed green cut bone three times
a week.
suspend a head of cabbage in
reach of your fowls.
warm the food in winter.
feed grain in clean litter.
" put Pratts Roup Cure in the
drinking water.
feed the mash crumbly, not
sloppy.
dust your stock with Pratts
Powdered Lice Killer.
be regular in feeding, watering
and gathering eggs.
keep the drinking water pure
and cool.
have clean windows in your
poultry house.
have well ventilated wind-prooi
houses.
+" remove sick fowls at once
from the flock.
buy some new stock every yeal
be careful of poison around the
house and runs.
be gentle with your fowls.
buy your food from the
@~ lily @eee.y%
, 1907-03-06
HELD FOR TRIAL FOR
STEALING FROM STORES

William Hanson and his wife were
both held to the district court at Chey-
enne yesterday for shoplifting, their
populations having been carried on
for several months, according to the
evidence adduced at the preliminary
hearing. The Barnett Mercantile com.
pany claims a total loss Of STATS and
Mrs. In%gersoll's store reports a loss
of $3.50. Much Of the stolen proper.
ty was found in the Hanson home.
, 1907-03-06
POSTMASTER RETURNS
FROM DENVER TRIP,

Postmaster e. It. Beltz returned this
morning from Denver, where he had
been for a day or two. looking over
the possibility of securing a stock of
shade trees to be supplied to citizens
here. He was unable to secure any
desirable trees, the class of young
trees wanted here not being grown in
the Colorado nurseries any more.
, 1907-03-06
GLASS BROKEN BY
RUNAWAY OF HORSE,

The horse attached to Jacob Berner's
delivery wagon ran away on Tenth
street yesterday afternoon, the wagon
having some of the sash belonging to
H. R. Woods new house on it. Three
sash being smashed up, and about q
score Of panes of glass in the smaller
windows were broken. There will be
some annoyance due to delay in re,
ceiving new sash. Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
expected to take possession of the
new home within the next few days,
but the delay in getting new sash may
cause a postponement of the moving
for a week or two.
, 1907-03-06
ductors Shirley and Sparr, and more
will be added as they are needed.
Will Not Remove Headquarters.

Vice President Mohler of the Union
Pacific yesterday denied the report
that the Union Pacific would remove
its headquarters from Omaha to Kan
sas City, in retaliation for the 2-cent
fare bill passed by the Nebraska legis-
lature.
, 1907-03-06
Taken Off of Work Train.

Conductor John Burns was this
morning taken from the work train
west of Laramie and assigned to a
regular run over the district between
this city and Rawlins. A younger man
was assigned to the work train crew.
, 1907-03-06
Railroad Employee Married.

William c. Rath, a Union Pacific
employe, and Miss May Stevens, both
OF Cheyenne, were married in Denver
Saturday afternoon and will make
their home in Cheyenne. Both are
well known residents of that city.
, 1907-03-06
Stenoarapher in HOSPITAL.

A. F. Johnson, st~enographer in the
office of Chief Dispatcher T. J. Foley
at Cheyenne, has been sent to a hos
pital in that city to undergo operation
for an abscess in the head.
, 1907-03-06
Engineer Has Son and Heir.

Born, to the wife of Harry Nottage,
the Union Pacific engineer, a son and
heir. Mrs. Nottage and child are re-
ported as progressing very satisfac.
torily.
, 1907-03-06
ENTERTAINED IN HONOR
OF LARAMIE MATRON.

Mrs. H. Jensen entertained infor-
mally- in honor of Mrs. Lee of Lara
mic Saturday afternoon, says the 80
ciety% reporter for the Cheyenne Tri-
bune. The ladies' brought their sewing
, 1907-03-06
Assigned to Hill Duty,

Conductor George Bowman was as
signed to duty at the Buford gravel
pits this morning, running the loaded
trains from the pits to this city and
the empty cars back to the hill.
, 1907-03-06
LESS THAN
ONE HOUR
COUNCIL HAS SHORT SESSION
AND ONLY ROUTINE MATTERS
To BE DISPOSED OF.
p stitlon to Permit Reopeninq of Ne.
gro eawdy House Promptly Ia.
bled-Reports Of Officers for Feb.
ruary-counciI j Opposes Open
Stairways In the Sidewalks.

The council was called to order a,
1885 last evening by Mayor Spalding
with Councilmen Beemer, Hansen
Schwatke and Soderstrom, Clerk Ty.
void, Attorney McMurray and Marshal
Sigman present. Absent, Councilmen
johnson and Spicer.
The minutes Of the meeting of Feb
ruary 10 were read and approved.
Laid On the Table.
The following petition was read by
the clerk and on motion of Mr.. Schwat.
Ike, was laid on the table for the pres
ent:
we, the undersigned, residents of
block 244, and other residents of the
immediate vicinity, hereby respectful.
ly say that We are perfectly willing
that Mrs. Susie Parker be allowed to
reopen her house in said block 244,
provided it be surrounded by a high
board fence and be run in an orderly
manner" (Signed) J. c.. Burns, ].
Kruppa, j. M. Singer, Mrs. R P. Foy,
Matilda Foy, Harry Cummings, Thorn
as Smyth, e. NJ. Overman.
L. j. Mills of the Red Cross pharm-
acy asked permission to erect q bicy.
Gle stand on the sidewalk in front
of his store, and Mr.. Schwatke moved
that the request be not granted, the
motion prevailing.
Reports of Officers.
The reports of the city marshal,
justice of the police court and sexton
of the city cemetery were read and re-
ferred to the finance committe.
The report of Marshal Sigman for
February showed the following collec-
tions:
Retail liquor license. 500. 90
Rent of justice of police office
and chair i. 1900
Pound fees collected. ....... 700
Dog tax collected. ......... $780, 90
County liquor licenses col
lected 10000
AoIdl $l,GS4.O
Amount collected by police
justice . 1880
, 1907-03-06

The Republican not only reaches all
the people on Thursday, h't every day
, 1907-03-06
Pushing Work on Cutoff.

Work is proceeding nicely on the
Borie cutoff, and it is believed trains
will be running early in the summer.
, 1907-03-06
New line hair brushes. Mills.
USED SIDEWALK FOR
STORAGE WAREHOUSE.

The local agent of a Denver music
house was fined in the police court at
Cheyenne yesterday for piling piano
boxes on the sidewalk in front Of his
store.
, 1907-03-06

New leather cards. Mills, the post
card man..
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-02-21
DIR. w. j. SMITH,
Graduate American School of Osteopathy, Kirksville,

CONSULTATION FREE. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. Board,
Room and Treatment, $40 SIS per week. Special Rates to parties d-
ala. PardN ihnutT raMnent-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-20
Nprs Scrautcn.

- Die nPrOuiOence Sant- babier II
am UtOntas fOrmelI 3ur ablpidelunt
pOn @sibdften erOifnet wOrben.
- Das @aiier i'm 0iOrbence bieiei
Stnot 1T nod INNER unreiH uno alles
Erintmaiier iOllte oaber 9efOht nerosn
- Der Ssrsmanu SenrD gtidolla
bon @raes StraBe erbielt DOnueritas 1T
Der Ri6mOnb DO. 3 .3sde Our6 eint
@assrplOfOn oas @eii6t uno bic SdnOt
bDs psrbrannt.
- 6ranf y. Silfman, elm after unS
befannter 8iirser bisiss Stabttbeilss,
srlas Donnsritas SOrmittas einem
Sersi6lase. uls er auf Der Yeranou
in sinsm Sdaufelltubt iaB. Der Ser
itorbeue mar II Sabre alt.
- Sin jun9er 8ensel 3iinbete Wton'
tag einsm Dalton 5urmer Die Seulu'
buna an unb Elm Nlarm pon Saiten 80
bra6te bic 6eusrwebr Sur Stsne, bod
wurbe bas Ssu pOaitdnbis perbranut,
sbe bisielbe Die 5lammsn bewdItist
bate.
- Srant Sobosti bon g8ilbur Ctr,
elm Sersmunn in Der Wtaruine 3ede,
wurOe 6rsitus 8Ormittas Ourd cine
uOrSsitis erfOl9te Spren9uus ausenblid'
li6 sstGbtst. Der Yeruusliidte bate
ben Climber au9sitedt uub babel fling
Oas 8uluer aud 6euer uno bic folsenoe
itarts @rplOiiOu erWies ii9 fir i'm ais
cine tOOtli6e.
- 9arrD, Der 10iabri9e SObn oes
Siaat Wforfopis pOn 9iorb Wtain glpe.,
murbe WfOnta9 9iadmittag auf bem
Utarpine SeitenseleiIe BON einem .. e.
8. SObleujuss iiberfabrsn nno ibm bas
re6te geiu unterbulb bem anie ab9e'
ibnitten. Sm Stuat 9OipitGl. wuroe
Der 3uItanb bss Snaben ais elm iebr
tritiider beSeiAnet.
-Sn Der 9sasett's 3she @rsst Oerlieb
Samftus MiOrseu Der Wtotorpasen bic
@sleiie unb fru6te in cine 3s6entbiire.
Sraut 6loOb bon Bloom ausnue, Der
fif auf bem WtOtOr befanb, srbielt
einen bOppelten Sru6 bes rs6ten Sei'
mes bsim 5uBseleut. uno elm 9anblan'
ger purOe swii6sn benz WtOtOr unS Der
Gbiire Ssiausen. enttdm aber nit un9e'
fdbrli6eu Serlesunsen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-20
SefclSuua Der Scbrcr.

Tas nsue @eies iiber Die Seiolbun9
uOn Sebrern in ben Offentli6en Shulen
oieies Stnatss, melhe Staatsbemilli-
sunssn empfaussn, iit jest in Strait.
Sin ieosr yehrer i'm Ssiis zines profeis
iional, psrmanenten Ooer 9iormall6ule
@srtifitats. Der Swei SABRE sslsbrt bate
uno sine @srtififat iiber feline SGbisfeit
pOrIest. pom bsm Superintenoenten, uns
ter Oelisn aufiidt er iit, IOu niAt wenis
ger oils $50 per WtOnat empfansen.
Der Ntinimum.@ebalt ioll $40 fir
alle 9ebrer Iein, Die Certificate BON ses
rinssrsm @rabs uls Die obigeu befisen.
Der Staut ioll Die erbObte Summe uOn
alien @sbaltsn beIabten, bic in Sieiem
@siet bsltimmt iin6, unO iibsr ben Be
tras bss @sbuttes if Die in jsosm 5dul'
biItritt in Sielem Staat in 1906 besablt
wurSs, beiaste 3nnubms iOll aus Der
erbDbtsn Sewil!i9un9 fir bic Dffentlihen
Shulen be;abtt werben.
Der PraiiOent uno Sefretar in einem
ieSeu lOl6sn S4ulbiItrltts, mo Der Sc
batt GROCER ift als in bem Sabr uniau'
ssnb nit SUM, 1906, iOllsn unter GiO
Osm Stuuts.SuperintenoentenI.be
fentIi6sn lluterri6ts, uuf uorbereiteteu
6Ormulure, bic 3abI Der Sebrer, init
benz @ebuIt BON ieOem in 1906 unse'
ben, wis aud Die 3ubl Der Monate in
benz beiusten Subr. Oieler 8eridt
mus an pSer Dor Ssm 1. WtOntas i'm
SttOber einsei6idt Werben unb sur isl'
ben 3eit jdbrlib barnab.