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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-25
Kobiety waIcza z lamistrajkami.
Hakatyzm Wegrow.
Pneciwko trustOwi nafty. Orkan. Fatalna
podr6z rOsyjskiegO okretu. rRycerskos6
WieSniacza

wojsko Jest podstawa bytu i "a
datkiem przyszioSci, jak pokaza-
10 sic niemal wszedzie, re odked
rozwielmoznil sic despotyzm z
doiu, jedyna rekojmia wolnosci
jest - wojsko. l sprawdzaja sic
"a naszych czasow wiecej niz kie-
dykolwiek slowa Machiavella:
wszystkie skarby So niczem bez
dobrego wojska. Jakzez ludzie
moga bye wiernymi przywiaza-
nymi, jezeli ME mozesz i'm zape-
wnic bezpieczeistwa" Bezpie--
czenstwa nietylko zewnatrz, ale
i wewnatrz. Kiedy Li-Hung-
Gang odwiedzil we Friedrichs-
ruhe ks. Bismarcka, zapytal go,
co nalezy czync, ably uporzadko-
wac stosunki w Chinach? -
,,Przedewszystkiem stworzyc do
bre wojsko" = brzmiala odpo-
'wiedz. Bulgaria vie o tenn, 4
wojskiem swojem istotnie po-
ozawszv cd Sliwicy poszczycic
sic moze. Me zahiedbuje jednak
dyplomatycznej gleby. Oto juz
dawno toczy uk}ady z Porta o
kilka spornych spraw, z ktorych
moze najwazniejsza jest poiacze-
ME wzajemne kolei zelaznych. A
lie skutek coraz sic oddala, to
dlatego, re jak rzekl by}y przed-
stawiciel ksiestwa w Konstanty-
nopolu, Nacewicz, stoi ma pre-
szkodzie, zobopolna nieufnosc.
Zreszta, dodal, gdyby pelnomo-
cnicy dopielib porozumienia, je-
szcze byloby to bezowocnem, al
bowiem zwyczajem jest Turcyi
przyznac jak najwiecej, ale do
trzymac o lie sic da jaknajmniej !!
Wzamian odkad we Wiedniu kie-
rownictwo polityki zewnetrznej
przeszlo w inne rece; zywia w
Sofu lepsze tel strony nadzie-
je. Bar. Aehrenthal jest tam w
wiekszych aaskach, niz byi hr.
Goluchowski. Opera sic to pre-
waznie ma dw6ch przypuszcze-
mach, mianowicie, IL polityka au-
stryacko wegierska przestala
wspierat dynastye Karageorgie-
wicz6w w Serbii, oraz zrzekla sic
zamiar6w co do Saloniki. Zdaje
sic jednak, re jest to zludzenie,
kt6re ma TEN polega, IL przypisu-
je sic poprzedniej polityce monar-
chii Habsburgow rzeczy, kto-
rych sic jej ME sniio. w Sofii
mniemaja, re obecnie juz tylko
ma tenn Austro Wegrom zalezy,
aby Salonika ME dosta}a sic w
rece innego mocarstwa i pod tym
wzgledem ME myla sic; spodzie-
waja sic zas, re wrazie likwidacyi
Turcyi, przyjdze Bulgaryi roz-
prawic sig jedynie Grecya o
cenny port.
Ze Serbia coraz mniej licza sic
mniemaja, re po swiezem do
swiadczeniu, Austro Wegry
znacznie dla niej ochlodly. lynn
czasem biedny krol. Piotr ME mo-
re osiegnac przyjecia ma dworach
zagranicznych, ktore ME zapom-
niaiy trupow, po jakich kroczac
wstapil ma skrawiony tron. Pre-
zes gabinetu, Pasicz, ktory udai
sic do Londynu na otwarcie wy
stawy Baikanskiej, zawiozl list
krola Piotra do krola Edwarda i
ma wyprosic pozwolenie dla swo-
jego monarchy przybycia na dwor
,or;a1eL; PoSzatek hvIhv niez1v
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-25

-Jakas kobIeta wczoraJ pozostavI-
la dwumiesieczne niemowle W sail
przeznaczonej do chwilowego pozosta-
wiania dzieci skiadu departamentowe.
go Boston Store wiecej sic po ME
ME zgiosiia. Dziecko pomieszczono VI
sierocihcu sw. Wincentego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-25
krOnika MiejscOWa,
Ma kurytarzu.


kowie rady szkolnej zebrali sic
wczoraj wieczorem ma 6tem pie
trze gmachu Tribune, a ME
mogac sic dostac do sail posie-
dzeh, pozostali ma kurytarzu i
tam urzqdzili sesye. A bylo ich
osmiu.. Siedmiu, jak wiadomo,
dawniej bylo zlozonych urze-
du dlate re ME chcie-
Ii podpisaG nadeslanych i'm for
mul rezygnacyi; John c. Har-
ding zas otrzymal wczora] rano
cd burmistrza uwiadomienie, re
zostaje zlozonym urzedu i re
powody tego burmistrz poda ra-
die miejskiej. Ma wczorajsza Sc
sye zaproszeni byli take oczy-
wiScie faktyczni dotychczasowi
czlonkowie rady szkolnej, t. ]. cl,
ktorzy ami ME zrezygnowali, AMI
ME zostali zfozeni urzedu:
tych jednakowoz nadspodziewa-
ME zaden sic ME pojawi}, chociaz
ma pewno oczekiwano przynal-
mniej killu z Mich. Obecnymi "a
TEN byli: John ]. Hayes, John {.
Harding, Wiley w. Mills, Philip
Angsten, Louis F. Post, Ray
mond Robins, John ]. Sonsteby
DIR. Cornelia B. de Bey. Obrano
przewodniczacym Raymonda Ro
.binsa przedewszystkiem oswald
czono, ze quorum jest obecne
powodu, zc rada miejska ma ra-
zie skiada sic Is tylko czlonkow,
ktorych 8 przybylo. Potem od-
czytano przyjeto rezolucye, W
kt6rych oswiadczono, re posta-
picnic burmistrza, odnosnle do
zlozenia z urzedu pewnych cz{on
k6w rady szkolnej bez podania
powod6w jest nieprawne / ze ra-
da szkolna wszelkimi praWnymi
srodkami starac sic bedzie je IL
niewaznic. Mic zreszta innego
waznego ME uchwalono i posta-
nowiono tylko przybyc ma naste-
pna sesye rady szkolnej, Mama
czona ma przysziy poniedzia}ek.
Policyant rabusiem.
Ma stacyi policyjnej w South
Chicago zamknieto policyanta
Johna Nc Kay re stacyi Engel-
wood, ktoremu przedtem ode
brano gwiazde policyanta, po-
wodu, re obrabowaf Antoniego
Tankowskiego, s727 Luella ave.
w South Chicago zabrai mu
$135.OO.
Nc Kay przyznai sic do why
podpisal spisane zeznanie, W
kt6rem oswiadcza, re rabunku
dokonal wspolnie z niejakim Jon
ne1n O'Brien, odsiadujacym obe-
cnie kare "a inne przewinienie
w ,,bridewell", re w czasie napa-
sci byf pijanym przyznaje sic
tylko do zabrania SIG, ktoremi
podzielil sic O'Brienem. O'Brie
ma przywieziono do South Chi
cago wypytywano, ale ten sta
nowczo przeczy wszystkiemu.
Napasc odby}a sic W nastepu-
jacy spos6b: w niedziele wiecz.
.oko1o godz. 11tej Jankowski ira
ktowaf Nc Kaya i O'Briena W
pewnym szkynku W South Chi
cago byl o tyle nieostroznym,
ze pokazywai zwitek banknotow.
Wszyscy trzej potem wyszli z
szynku. w pewnej cd szynku cd
leg4osci Nc Kay uderzyi Jankow
skiego rewolwerem po- giowie,
a O'Brien przeszukawszy kiesze-
ME ofiary, zabral pieniadze. jan
kowski stracil by} przytomnosc
przez uderzenie, a odzyskawszy
ia, udai sic ma stacye policyjna
i opowiedzial napasci i obrabo-
waniu. Nc Kaya ME znal z ma
zwiska; powiedzial tylko, re byi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-25
wadzilo do aresztowania Nc Ka-
va, ktory przyznal sic do why.
Byiy burmistrz Dunno.

va, ktOTy PIZyZLldi olS w "iHJ
Byiy burmistrz Dunno.
Exburmistrz oznajmii wczoraJ,
re zajmie sic praktyka adwoka-
cka i re otworzy biuro wspolnie
re swym byiym asystentem RE
cznika korporacyjnego Murphym
i Franciszkiem X. Nc Keever.
Kilku wybitnych adwokatow tu-
tejszych proponowalo mu, azeby
mimi wszedi do spolki, ale po
dojrza}ym namysle postanowi
otworzyc wiasne biuro adwoka-
ckie. Ma razie, jak powiada, ME
bedzie brai czynnego udziaiu
w polityce miejskiej, ale wszel-
kie sprawy publiczne, zwlaszcza
tyczace sic miasta, zywo go be-
da obchodziiy.
Pan Dunno naJA poKoJe nd
kancelarye adwokackic w t. wv.
Ashland Block" natychmiast
zajmie sic praktyka.
Walka z przesadem 1ndyan.
Indyanie szczepu Sioux wyo-
brazaja sobie, re skoro kto
nich umrze naturalna smierciq,
to ME dostanie sic po smierci do
,,p6l mysliwskich" dokad oni da-
"a; dlatego kazdy Mich stara sic
doprowadzif do tego, by umarf
smiercia gwaltowna.
w miescie znajduje sic obecnie
rodzaj cyrku, Wild West Show,
ktorego w}asciciel znany pod
przydomkiem Pawnee Bill urza-
dza przedstawienia re swa gro
mada ,,cowboy'ow" i Indyan.
Jeden chlopeow indyahskich,
Arthur White Thunder (Bia}y
Grzmot) zachorowai ma malarye!
Zawezwano pomocy indyahskie-
60 medyka czarownika, ale le-
karstwa przez niego dawane ME
! pomogly i choremu zrobilo sic
gorzej. Odby}a sic narada lndyan
ma niej postanowiono pacyenta
zgiadzic &c swiata przemoca, by
mu uiatwic dostanie sic do obsza
row mysliwskich. Carlo Myles,
kt6ry jest urzedowym tloma-
czem tych Indyan, dowiedziaw-
sly sic O tenn, doni6sl wszyst-
kiem wlascicielowi cyrku. Kiedy
Indyanie przygotowywali koldry
celem uduszenia pacyenta, Paw
nee Bill przysial cowboy'ow, by
pozamykali ich w kwaterach
postal po lekarza.
Bialy lekarz miai wiecej powo-
dzenia choremu zrobifo sic le-
piei. Ale Indyanie pomimo tego
postanowili 60 udusic. Dowie-
dziala sic o tenn policya i wysiano
kilku policyant6w sekarzem
departamentu zdrowia do Pawne
Billa, by zapobiedz wykonaniu
przesadnego wyroku. Pawnee
Bill dal poreczenie, re chiopca,
ktory liczy 6 lat, pilnowac beda
cowboy'e i re inni Indyanie ME
beda mieli do niego dostepu, do
p6ki ME wyzdrowieje. Wtedy po
licyanci odeszli.
Wczoraj wieczorem Indyanie
z poczatku ME chcieli wystapic
ma przedstawieniu, ale w kofcu
dali sic do tego nak}onic.
Obchod katolickich Lesniczych.
Bardzo uroczyscie ,Zakon Kat
LeSniczych" bedzie jutro obcho-
dill 24-ta rocznice swego zaaoze-
MIA. Obchod odbedzie sie~popo-
Iudniu wieczorem w Brooks
Casino. Popo}udniu, podobno,
1900 nowych kandydatow costa
ME przyjetych re zwykiym cere-
monialem. Przemawiac beda ma
uroczystosci: Arcybiskup Out
gley, Biskup Muldoon, Wielki
Nadlesniczy Thomas H. Cannon,
stanowy Wielki Nadlesniczy z
Illinois, Nc Enerny; senator ].
Co11ar ~ M;poecotu. Tob- r
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-25

Sci ME przyczynl sic do podtrzy-
mania przyjazni miedzy Prusami
a Austrya, choc cesarz Wilhelm
pospieszyl oglosic, ably zatrzec
wrazenie, sprawione przez te po-
golske, re ION jego synowie ma
lea wyfacznie do niemieckiego
Vaterlandul.." :" (ma}y majatekD
Berlin, rs maja. : Aresztowa-
no tu onegdaj dzlesieciu rosyJ-
skich studentow uniwersytetu "a
propaganda anarchistyczna: w do
mach ich znaleziono Wiele ,,blbu-
ly rewolucyjnej", W jezyku ro-
syjskim, sotyckim i niemieckim.
Urzadzili oni sobie rodzaj klubu,
gdzie sic schodzilo wiele osob o
podobnym sposobie mySlenia, ,kto-
rym wykladano teorye anarchi-
zrnu i...... robienia bomb.
Klub utrzymywal zywa korespon
dencye z zagranica i z niemiecki-
mi anarchistami. Dwu owych
glownych organizatorow klubu o.
skarzono O spiski szkodliwe dla
kraju, osmiu innym kazano W
przeciagu 4S godzin opuSci6 gra-
MICS Niemiec.
Hamburg, rs maja. - Strajk
robotnik6w portowych trwa sze
rzy sic; donosza Bremy, re tam
funkcyonaryusze okretowi i por-
towi rzucaja prace. Mimo to ME-
ma ieszcze zastoju W ruchu okre-
tow. strajk wogole ME cieszy sic
sympatya ogoiu postepowanie
strajkierow krytykowanem Jest
bardzo ostro. Okrety ma razie od-
chodza punktualnie pelnym Ia
dunkiem, kt6rego dokonuja ludzle
swiezo przyjecit sprowadzenl z
innych stron kraju,
Rzym, rs maja. = Onegda)
przyszto do gwaltownych zabu-
rzeh W miejscowosci Terni, w
Umbryi, gdzie znajduja sic fabry
XII wyrobow zelaznych W ktorych
strajkuja cd dni kilku wszyscy
pracownicy. Wobec niemozliwosci
ugody zarzad fabryk sprowadzh
lamistrajk6w tych postawil do
piracy, kiedy onegdaj napadia ma
mich grenada kobiet, zon straJ-
kierow usi}owaia ich odpedzic
cd roboty, oraz popsu6 maszyny'
Kobiety powybijaly wszystkle o.
kna w budynkach fabrycznych |
trzeba bylo az interwencyi wojsiia
azeby przywr6cit spokoj,
Budapest, rs maja. - Minister
handlu Kossuth obstaje wytrwale
przy wniosku swyrn, zabrania]a-
Gym urzednikom kole]owym
wszelkiego udzialu W propagan-
dach unijno-zawodowych, oraz
przy wniosku zaprowadzenia je-
zyka wegierskiego ma wszystkich
kolejach wegierskiech, jako jedy-
ME obowiazkowego urzedowego.
Pos1owie do Sepmu z Kroacyl
Slavonii domagali sic r6wnoupra-
wnienia jezyka kroackiego ma Ii
mach w swym kraju ,ale zablegl
te Kossuth odparl bezwzglednle.
w Kroacyi oburzenie i podnlece-
ME umysl6w powszechne Z tego
powodu. Obawiaja sic groznych
rozruchow.
Teheran, Persya, rs maJa. Pa
nuje tn wielkie zaniepokojenic W
sferach rzadowych powodu groz
ne rozmiary przybierajacej rewo-
lucyi, podniesionej przez brata
szacha, ktory z $1,000 wojsha cia
gnie ma stolice. Rad szacha scia-
ga wojska pod Teheranem, gdzle
zapewne przyjdzie do rozstrzyga-
jacej rozrpawy.
Jefferson City, Mo-, rs maja.-
omisarz stanowy sedzia Antho-
ny, kt6ry re strony wyzszego sadu
stanowego otrzymal polecenie ze-
brania zestawienia zeznah swiad
kow przeciwko trustowi naftowe-
mu Standard Oil CO.., zlozyl
, 1907-08-02
Report Favors Railroad.

Messrs. j.. w. Johnson, Eli Crumrine
and Jesse Converse, who acted as the
appraisers in the condemnation pro-
ceedings of the Laramie, Hahns Peak
and Pacific Railway company against
John ]. Hays, for right of way for the
road through the Hays ranch, six miles
southwest of Centennial, filed their re-
port today. The commissioners went
to Centennial yesterday, driving from
there to the Hays ranch. Their report
hold that the total damage to Mr..
Hays ranch will not exceed $25, while
the benefit of the coming of the road
will be not a cen less than $1,000.
Their report will recommend that he
be paid nothing. The company had Of
fered to give him 500 as compensa-
ton, but he demanded a much larger
sum. 81
, 1907-08-02

Otto Gramm, returned last night from
Denver and Cheyenne, where she had
been visiting for a few days.
Mrs. Charles Bloom is in from the
ranch today, doing ONE trading. She
is the mother of Axel Bloom, but is not
a frequent visitor to the city.
Mrs. Lee Brubaker left for Laramie
on No. 8 today, where she will visit
relatives and friends for the next
three weeks.-Cheyenne Tribune.
George Dunn has returned to Lara
ME after a trip to Cheyenne, being
called here by the illness of his moth
err, who is much improved.-Cheyenne
Tribune.
NJ. Zillinger, S. Book, r. E. Hawkins,
V. Good, A. S. Romney, W. ". Bendall,
I. w. Kremer and w. G. Jamison of
Denver were guests at the Union Pa
cific last night.
S. Hagberg and W. H. Moreland of
Denver were at the Johnson last night.
Mr.. Moreland is a travelling cigar sales
man and has a large trade among the
dealers of this city.
Mrs. Maggie Langheldt and her two
handsome young daughters, Misses
Ida and Tessie, will leave Sunday for
Ogden and Salt Lake, where they will
visit with friends for some time,
Mrs. A. II. Peabody and son, Alfred,
will leave on Sunday for Long Beach,
Cal, where they will be Joined by Ed
ward, who is visiting his grandpa
rents. They will be gone a month
Salt Lake Tribune.
Senators Johnson and Crumrine and
Jesse Converse returned yesterday af
ternoon from Centennial, where they
had been in connection with the CON
demnation suit of the Laramie Plains
line against John j. Hays.
w. A. Mcintyre and daughter, who
are now living at Arlington, were in
the city this morning, leaving for
Rock River and thence home this af-
ternoon. Mr.. Mcintyre has not fully
recovered from the fall he sustained
some time ago, suffering the injury of
one of his legs.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Poole, who
have been visiting here and at Pink.
hampton for several days, left last
night for their home at Cedar Rap.
ids, Ia, going by way Of Cheyenne
and Denver, intending to spend a
couple of days at each place. They
were accompanied last night by Mrs
Gus Johnson, who will remain witt
them until they leave Denver for the
east.
, 1907-08-02
SCHEDULE
ARRANGED
REGULAR TRAIN SERVICE ON THE
LARAMIE PLAINS LINE ESTAB-
LlSHED BY AUDITOR.
Street Depot at Eight O'Clock in
the Morning and Returns at Half
Past Five in the Afternoon-Re-
port of the Appraisers.

Auditor I. w. Emmons and Superin-
tendent Stewart of the operating de-
partment of the Laramie, Hahns Peak
and Pacific have arranged a regular
train schedule, taking effect yesterday.
Train No. l leaves the depot at the
foot of Fremont street at s o'clock in
the morning and No. 2 returns at $3.50
in the afternoon. The new schedule
is quite a convenience to the travelling
public, leaving the city after break
fast and returning in time for dinner
at 6 o'clock. The train was crowded
yesterday, a number of persons going
out for a summer camp and others for
a visit with friends at Centennial. The
traffic is entirely satisfactory to the
management at present.
, 1907-08-02
LEAFLET ON
FARMING
WYOMING IMMIGRATION COMMITS
SION ISSUES EXCELLENT PAM
PHLETs FOR DISTRIBUTION.
"Dry Farming in Wyoming" From
Data Furnished by Dr.. T. v.
Cooke, Expert in Charge Of chey-
enne Experiments, and General
Agricultural Possibilities of State.

The Wyoming immigration commits
sion, consisting of H. G. Beeler, state
geologist, president; c. 7. Johnston.
state engineer, and R. P. Fuller, public
land commissioner, secretary, sends
the following letter Of interest to the
editor of this paper, signed by Mr..
Fuller as secretary:
The Commissions Note.
The state board of immigration has
published a leaflet on dry farming, the
data being furnished by DR.. V. T.
Cooke, expert in charge of the Chey-
enne Investigations. This leaflet con-
tains the course of procedure followed
by the Cheyenne experiment station,
from which such excellent results have
been secured, and will be sent, upon
application, to any of the parties in
terested.
THE board has also prepared a
small pamphlet on the general agricul-
tural possibilities of the state, contain
ing a concise writeup of the different
irrigation canals under the Carey act,
which will be ready for distribution
about August 10.
The board has also secured a small
supply of small maps of Wyoming,
which will be sent to parties outside
the state, on request. A larger supply
will be secured for state distribution"
, 1907-08-02
ALLEGED HORSE THIEF
CAPTURED AT Low

One night this week some miscreant
stole Fred Walkers team and a sad
die belonging to Ed Feeders, says the
Thermopolis Record. A description Of
the property was sent out and the
horses were found at Lowell, the man
who had them being arrested. 1t
seems that the saddle must have been
taken by another person or else it
was traded off after leaving here, as it
was not with the team. The prisoner
gives the name of Jones, and it is
said he worked here this summer. He
will be brought back to give an ac-
count of himself and how the prop
erty happened to be in his possession.
, 1907-08-02
PARAGRAPHS.

S. LaveH has gone 10 WOODS.
w. E. Holmes of Ogden is here.
Dennis Fee of Mandel is in the city.
E. r. Morris Of Bosler was here to-
day.
Walter Hixon Of Woods is in the
city.
H. Bruner of Medicine Bow is in
town.
Charles Leger of Hugo. Colo, is in
the city.
w. F. Hagyard of Morgan is at the
Johnson.
G. w. Holmes left for Walden this
morning.
M. ]. Barry arrived from Cheyenne
last night.
William Hare of Saratoga is at the
Johnson.
w. A. Comfy arrived from Peak
lodge last night.
Mrs. Berkeley arrived from Walden
by the stage last night.
F. w. Geddes, the Centennial valley
ranchman, is in the city.
Simon Hixson was in the city from
his ranch this morning.
H. Rasmussen and wife of Rawlins
were city visitors this morning.
Mrs. C. L. Wagner left this after
noon for Denver for a visit of a few
days.
Sylvia N. Berkeley of Boulder, Colo,
was a guest at the Kuster last night.
C. A. Lewis of Rock River was
among the guests at the Kuster last
night.
Rae Cram and Thomas Flood of
Cheyenne were guests at the Kuster
last night.
Otto Gramm returned from Rawlins
last night and will leave for Gold hill
tomorrow morning.
]. c. Conboy and George A. Elan
nigan of Denver were among the Kus-
ter guests last night.
John Irwin was in from the Stickney
ranch last night, leaving for home
with a load of supplies.
c. S. Greenbaum left this morning
for New York for a visit with his
mother and brothers and sister.
Miss Carrie Hegewald went to Spi
Ger today with Joseph Murphy, and
will visit for some time with his fam
lily.
George T. Peryam of Encampment,
a former student at the university, is
in the city for a few days visit with
friends.
Jacob Lund returned to his Big Lar
annie ranch this morning, having come
to secure help in saving his splendid
hay crop.
Mrs. Lynch and daughter, Miss Jen,
ME, left this afternoon for Denver,
where they will spend a few days
with friends.
Ed Hicks returned to the Centen.
NAL valley this morning, after a bust.
ness visit to the county seat for a
couple of days.
Max M. We'll of Salt Lake and l.
| w. Walcott and Scott E. McCarty of
Grand Rapids, Mich. were at the
Union Pacific last night.
Mrs. Tritschiller. the mother of Hon.
, 1907-08-02
Why Fret and Worry

when your child has a severe cold?
You need not fear pneumonia or other
diseases. Keep supplied
Billiards. Horehound Syrup-a
positive cure for colds, coughs, whoop-
ing cough and bronchitis.
Mrs. Hall of Sioux Falls, S. D..
writes: Il have used your wonderful
Billiards. Horehound syrup, on my chill
dren for five years. Its results have
been wonderful" Sold by Mills, A
Druggist.
, 1907-08-02

There is more Catarrh in this sec
ton If the country than all other dis
eases put together, and until the last
few years was supposed to be incur
able. For a great many years doctors
pronounced it a local disease and pre-
scribed local remedies, and by con-
stantly failing to cure with local treat
ment, pronounced it incurable. Science
has proven catarrh to be a constitu-
tional disease and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure, manufactured by f. J.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the
only constitutional cure on the mar
ket. 1t is taken internally in doses
from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. II
acts directly on the blood and mucou
surfaces of the system. They offer
one hundred dollars for any Ease 1t
fails to cure. Send for circulars and
testimonials.
Address: F. ]. Cheney & Co., To-
ledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti
patton.
, 1907-08-02
Don't Grumble

when your joints ache and you sui
fer from rheumatism. Buy a bottle of
Billiards. Snow Liniment and get in,
slant relief. A positive cure for rheuma.
tisf, burns, cuts, contracted muscles,
sore chest, etc. Mr.. l. T. Bogy, a prom,
inent merchant at Willow Point, Tex
as, says that he finds Billiards. Snow
Liniment the best all round liniment
he ever used. Sold by Mills, A Drug
gist.
, 1907-08-02
~LlTTLETON'S FEE.
Said That He viii Get Twenty-Five
Thousand for Defending Thaw.

New York, Aug. Harry Thaw's
new attorney, Littleton, was formerly
president of the borough of Brooklyn
and is a lawyer and orator of wide
reputation. He is regarded as an able
trial lawyer. He made the speech in
the last national democratic conven.
ton at st. Louis nominating Alton B.
Parker for the presidency. 1t is said
that Littleton's fee will be $25 900.
, 1907-08-02
ASSAULTED AND MURDERED.
Horrible Fate of Eight-Year-Oid Girl
In New York Tenement.

New York, Aug 1.-The excitement
caused in this city by the recent afro.
cious crimes against women and chill.
dren was greatly increased today by
the discovery of the body of a eight.
year-old girl in the cellar Of an east,
side tenement. The child had been
assaulted and murdered. Marks on
her throat indicated that the little one
was strangled.
, 1907-08-02
Increase of Dividend.

The directors of the Southern Pa
cifc company declared a quarterly div
idend of III per cent on the COM
pany's common stock. This is an in
crease of n of l per cent. and if on
tinued will make the annual dividend
6 per cent, instead of 5 per cent, as
heretofore.
, 1907-08-02
PICKETT is NOW

IN JAIL AT BASIN.
Writ Pickett, the young man who
was under arrest on the charge Of
horse stealing and who escaped from
the town Jail here a couple of weeks
ago, has been captured and lodged in
the county jail at Basin, says the
Thermopolis Record. He gave bond
there to appear for trial at the next
term of the district court at Lander,
and was released from custody.
, 1907-08-02
Remains Shipped to Oakland.

Coroner T. c. Murray of Cheyenne
has received word from Oakland, Cal.
that Walter C. McManus, the 19-year-
old lad killed by a train at Buford, re-
sided at that place. The remains were
embalmed and shipped to Oakland last
night for interment.
, 1907-08-02
GOES TO LEADER
AS A SALESMAN.

VIII Isberg having resigned his po-
sition in the clothing department of
the Leader to engage in business for
himself, Mr.. Gross of the Laramie Dry
Goods company has taken the vacant
place and Miss Martha OFT is now TIE
manager of the Laramie store. Mr..
Isberg will go east to select his stock.
, 1907-08-02
WILL TOUR COLORADO
AND YELLOWSTONE PARK

Mrs. Mollie Ingersoll and niece, Miss
Clara Raife, have left on an extended
visit of several months, says the Chey-
enne Tribune, during which they will
tour Colorado and visit the Yellow
stone park and the Pacific coast.
, 1907-08-02
Bell Wool Loaded.

The last Of the Bell wool clip, con
signed to eastern commission houses,
was loaded at Millbrook, on the Lara,
mic Plains line, yesterday afternoon.
The clip filed nine cars and weighed
approximately 100000 pounds.