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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-16
REMINDER OF OLD CLAIM CLUB
Sens Of MHn Wbs Wns Run cut Come
10 sErfnESeld 10 Lsok Amer
the Land

EPRINGFIEI-o. .Seh.. Fssh. Ib.-zSpecislD
As q reminder o. how The lHnd CRITTERS
worked their schemes IN Sarpy ouuury IN
1hs Efres long before the FZirEzHia law
vRs ever thought a. thres hruthe-s hr the
name q NeelHn6 came here from their
homes tn IHwa for the purpose q docking
AZ the title 10 IN acres q land known as
ere Clarke land IN Faaztford precinct Hn6
uDw owned BY william sarrsrfisld-
According te their st0rT. and the truth
81 Il is Erarty Wau established ny suns
81 Lhs cid settlers o. these paris Their
father, James NselHnd came here IN The
spring Of lisa In search a land which he
cuEld enter he ascerzEiusd from the req
ords thai thls pH1-iculA- piece EEs gov
erument land and suhject 10 entry. TN wRE
being held and covered I'D by al ensr-
EHlic "clHtrn cluh~ then holding fun sxEy
IN the sGuthwsEaerD part q SArTry County.
BE WIS warned 10 keep Uu1 tIuf bxtnr
1-sn Missouri, he entered the land tnIlf a
house EngEe6 h3B family ua0n The claim
Ene began clearing Il on and making other
improvements an 10 The chHEr1n Of the
EEfursssid -'clEtu ctuh" he WIS a-ds-ed
90 the 90 timers say ny the leader q the
aforesaid NeilHtm clUb~ 10 muvs On This
Be fEiled 10 dc 70 the sa.risfRcriun Of the
srclub~ and IN order 70 more rir1dlT i'm
press rms mind a thetr trlpurzanns and
power IN the community they sci h-e 70
his huuse, burned IL 10 the ground issued
their ulttmarurl 70 The effect mat be cuul5
have hiE uhuioe a. either vBcartnE CT wake
~ some tine morning and find himself and
family in the h1r11m 90 the Platte river
He cid non Etup LONGER 10 argue the cues
zion bu1 went; 1he -'elHtEn cluh- knew hirn
o. mis- no more from thai sTr1uE msrntnE IN
1sK uutu last week when has fhrss SONS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-16

s-PERIOR-A hesry ire crur has ben
harvested on The Republican river
PA T-SL OF ? E--.1uury Eu-ssrlUtsn-
dem ! " Gamble hsI5 teachers *
E-InluarlHl IA Lhis cry TO-DAY
FLATTSM QTTE5-T'hE first EsEuIiI N
Nebraska was bum by = N E1rEparricE
b. lisa where &e1EE-EE Ia new located
ELT-E EILL-Perar omen Of Cedar ElurHF
nEE purchased 1ns Ar--l-r EiurE@ uinsIE-fVe
acres NJ G-8su WI Tn1TH here March Z
TBCIALs EH-E william THl=k ana Mis-
Narnh EC1u1ire. 1uL1 o. ONE COUNTY wee
married - Comfy 5adEs James Living
s1n
REATRICE-F,ns is prevalent IL
Lhls a1cElrF and q EumpHr q 6ss1ns have
occurred the lEss @sW weeks from The
disease
UPERIuE.-Alfalfa masl Is mich souEtt
E--sr hssrsahs1ls y srocE-aen a. s fees
ana rhs uIaultEr--rs Is growing eu1r-
ufuLlslT
FAFIILIos-MrE MzrEret seh1t.zrr
EEHd 3 wears. iGa=d Thu=sdEF. she isBres
fglr boy and four girls Hsr husband
BEATRlCE- JOIN TEyI1r has Al
nlEured EUsef Gznd ida-= fer mayor
- Wgzn1rs H p FerDaa 10 e cHncidE-s
BEEMER-Ths E.sausr Guu Club WI
lF p 81 E--E z team En11I a. LtlzI
E,iA1s Fetral-T l. There WI be slEr
sTELIA-Mlr Clark mas 500 Ms RESI-
oHnue E1aEsErE 20 " p Higgins and WI
m1Te 70 Ar-ul.E WaarE hs VII engage
-l -hz H11ck business
EEATEIC-Ths EuunE son z v If.sr
-slFy dad IlesdEF IEnI al his home
near Blue sITllEk tuEuWl1E an opera
-luU 1ET aFEssuClEl--E
EEA- Rim Asa EET1ns and Nizs
AEtsfl Eunr- 1uLE 81 me FLi=V nHi El-
nl-taas1 Hsre married Es=E-s-r cav lf-s-r-
-a'a1 IN county -u-r-
ELAI ElEt-lus F'ul-uH hlaoEtIu-1.is
= ere taken rD LiaEslI- Vet yesterday 10
T-ll 1cHn -hH FarLlsE s. n1 uIhtsed Z sore
a. thE1 place "A Wednesday ulghl
FILszEa--n s SclaitsrE bluEE = ElmaEr
CON F,itfl=d -riE - 11e rWp E-urT t-1eE
rl---IE ssFEr1E-lFe ~ u-DHrT feed And
When cluplH-Hc WI cusr abort So bHD
-l-1-lltA-lLGr.lad g. IN usurrhauss
a. -EIll-iun tah-uErT = - z HInlrE
--s1luE o. the Isaans ~ Henri I 80
% Ms LiliEU WtuElsr fsaEh q ST.
LtIIlE1Z
IA , t-ri---iscaT t-uNu and Hiss F1zrri=
Jones He-s ulErl-ad a. re huue 81
tzrllcIIla LErr ETTl=E- u ar-srzs EuE NJ
-1l-lca 7ch1snHcE Wsrs UIzrTis6 a. lhe C=r-
RAJ arc
TEIGE-MrE Ct1lEl EsaEEzz1d
lF-1E nzEr E-lE- Vas TeElsr1EF E1il1s-HE
Llszls - lls -zzzEIE ua..--zsl..-lsrE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-16

nu-tt and m LurHr u-eak utfrt hur
hs-a- slcTlT -isuE f1- rhe lurt Fsw GAYS
Wsrt rrH- ne ha-dzs this r1u-ni-r and ths
lndi-H-lu-s az thar a1 n h--tur 1urss
va BE- covered u1fh us-sr ans q I--ra
rHHutlrr g hay WI D. s-ulas II rhs
urs--f1w
W.s-r van. ~ Wat-rso.-
NATEHLl1o. Hcsh- F=a r5-gsraciu1 rs
f'ErE-l The Hi-uH-fur e. -srs ~u1r1a
tr-aEH hs-F is sh1u- as sasr -irrr T-rs
chEunsl has hes- -lsurea w and The water
has fH-ia1 Eh8-- a fp-1 Gu-res have
formed below t1s -owr aha-s rr.le E-F
ne ics is urHnE-r u- the lrwar -uuurv
hri1EH. W. rides hssuw rrv--. WHERE -hr
v-Hre- is ru-IulrlE. ever rhe r1aE TIE t1-iare
iE fn aHnEs- q EeirE uut r--lsss the Eu.rrz
h-sEks- The -ua5 v-hsrs ths ri-,-ur1-it-lr
vas Gene laE- Sumner is washed uur frr
shlrr distance
LoTIsT- HE. 1Calh- Fssa i - sr.a-iu7 T-l-
sE-z-IL The Platte rtre- Or rfis 7l1s-- has
t-'s-kfsn and Eu-re5 aEalrs- m Missouri Pa
--fz h-1dEs sE-eudinE from The suu-h bank
g. nsHr me nu--h side v-hs-s ssE-sn t.arrs q
the -af-1a6 bridge lave t.ze- rHla- .ur ana
* Is feared -ha- rn1rs da-zrs vii BE- d-ns
e 1ne ics rs rs-T sa1d A pie d-1vHr and
-eusssary repair material isf1 Atrtlisun
tins evening for ttis p1ir1 and me repair
% -hs bridge WI bsEtr as soon as al
danger has passed
Ths Bu-huE-u- train Cue here al 40
was delayed ~ cakes O. ire CO thu r-ncizs
two and q half niles eas1 q hs-s Three
spans ~ ne 8aes Island f-f5rs Il Sourh
Send have besn taken 1ur ~ the ice
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-16

winch has been IL existence several wears
ana OTJerEras EriEf Hc1ury 70 an concerned
Shipments are generally MADE 10 s. Joe
Kansas C'trE ana points further east as
agreed uIton by the association and STOCK
men members Interested
CsENEK "a system ~ manual training
Tor boys q me seventh and eighth grades
win Wurk benches tools. material enc
N connection Win domestic science. is 10
be initiated IN the school which /. 6syclHrec
70 have q peri eClly equipped I--Cheu for the
lEL1er ELuuE. The Geneva Equal EiLrtrHnt
club n 70 Assist materially ID ils trEufrutiQr
and support
GENET A-Ths bOdy Of james 2 Th1-up-
son q Portsmouth. bu1 formerly ~ rfis
place. was lrDuEnT here fCr trrsrrneuI M
Thompson sons were & shurT tine HEb
merchants here. M Thumps0u' 3 remains
nov reEr beside those q his wife who W-fls
buried herE a.bUu1 seven wears ago. de
leaves three sons End rWp dHuEhrerk He
WIS 70 wears q axe
HTMBOLDT-An important transfer n
real estate. JUST completed Indicates That
the time for decline in land values has
not FF1 arrived II southeastern Neb-aEkR
W ? Wilson une q the pioneers uf This
vicinity. sold ms 20 acre farm I've miles
nurIhsEE1 n The CRY 10 C,hris1 ObsrlF for
E15 per acre, pOHEeEslun 10 bE gwen IN
March q nsEf year
CAMBRIDGE - Miss Cura Swrus1n
daughter q Mr.. and Mrs Paul SwausurL
Sied n Their home I've miles sou-hsEst 81
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-16
PASSING OF An OLD FAMILY
Julfus G NaP1e- Last Of Ee~ York
Line Dsee M sutton

SUTTON Neh-, Feb. 1a.--lsperaH1 - uIiuE
c EEE,as, who died Monday. Was burisd
here Thursday IN the Sutton csrns-s-y he
had lived IL Sutton over twenty vears
coming here trOm iowa He WIS born az
Ithaca n 7. IN 1E2a and WIS 1ht lnsu
q lhs olo--iuls TEE,ls family. Hho ser1iel
N the stE-s q New YORK befure me
rsUulud0u- and n 1ns time owned rrlr m
acres q The hDes1 timber lEnd N that
Erara, lscE1sd On what Was known as M
"a Watkins and Flint Purchase Esis grand
father hOugh1 he land for III cents rs-
acre and ms early years were sr..ur In
logging and operating q water saw mil
n was cousin q Hsrry Green Of Wan
street 9E1ns-. he rods On the frsr ral-
ruao train over ths Ithaca d C,sxeu8 raj
Rad IL 1kS4 making the Distance d russr5rr-
nine miles IN three hours. winch was then
tHst ri1inE New YORK hAE Isrly Ea7-r.-.rr
niles q railroad 81 that time H 1ss
uns q The original euhrrdbururs 10 M
Cornell college building tun6. E.n5 rerDerp-
ftred vel when Mr.. Cornell. the spun5-r
Na-E 30 involved In deha that ne authorities
rurItnsd Rim 70 me ea-p0-sts Limits q tls
CRY.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-16
HART INSURANCE HELD VALID
Jury Gives v@rste1 fer Ch1aren Of
Man KiII~d in WromfnE

FREMONT Nsh- Feb I5-fsT.eriHl -
The 5u-T n me district c-ur1 IN the case
& HH11 EEEius1 1hs Supreme Tsu1 Of TN
M srcahseaE truuEhr IN -er5ilr fur the
plaintiff TINS morning for EZasg and ir-Hr-
est AFTreHl Wa De rHkHn n he supreme
c-'ur-- F'ia-utai1E are the rye children q
p HAN ? EHrL dscsaHed who wHs sha-
ans almost instantly Killed ~ Gsu-Es 80
rHs. q 16-FesT-oId boy a U,uuElaE Wa.
suT lAEL Ea-- rourned ~ me Buvee
house and had fred two Shots a the hogrE
mother, both taking effect when rhs bav
came INTO TIE r1ur1 and sbaf him The DE-
Tense was thai ms death was used hr
rs bsluE s-EaEed 10 violating the law q
the land and thar tins certificate n IL
Eurancs Was therefore ruid The case vas
submitted 10 1be Ju-T On ms proposition
alone and thsir finding wss fur 1hs plain
IFS
The 1J-rF vas excused for the rsr7n- uourz
having bean IL Eassiou for only four and
& hHd DAYS The case OF Garrison sEzirlE-
ths Hammond Printing company for al
legged SANDER E-aE dismissed
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-16

BLAIR Neh- Feb H-fS-sec5a7 Tele-
gram The farmers institute being held
here closed rs TWO Gays meeting win q
nest interesting session winch was 40
J1u-nec 10 the u-,srH house TINS Afternoon.
lhs audiEncs room 81 TIE eour1 houss bairE
11a smEL 10 hold haE q those IN ar-sns-
ance. This has been hv far the most profit
able and instructive session ever reid IN
he interests q 1hH farmers OF tins county
The ra-Ik Hbout tbs birds IA Fruf- Brunsr uf
l1s s1R1s university WIS the mann feature
on TINS Afternoon program. his inEtruc-
Eve lHIk along mis- Lire and ms plea for
the Bvss q his IIrlle feaIhered friends was
especially interesting 10 the mary schgua
children IN Hr-sndEnre. the cuIIrrr schools
nsEr ElEir and the CRY schools having
been dismissed for the Afternoon Tyhs en-
cerE elected for the coming year were
E.ph LiTEtnoorl- president Cr1o FrEhn.
VICE p-esi6sul. u Calhoun District w C
Cans-ur- vins president. OF Bs-1En dis
1ricI- Frank ShHfsr, vice president 4 Ken
nsrd district and JoEu Aye ID EslRir, seCre-
tzry and treasurer.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-16

CRuit1id on Tuesday. after HI rnpszs NJ
more thhn year. she was born Naxe-rit.e-
\ 4he- IN t'urnas county. Nestlrts;Kr a.
me hume whore she died The funeral -rsx
heic from The home Feir-uHrv IA Trfs---
rntTf IN Cambridge cernHterr
Tt-Nh A-Ihtire wEs a Eoodly crowd
~ loWn n attendance a. the fHr-nerE' IN
slilllH THE spsHEHrE were q r. Mar
hhh-A Arlington II Z Mckee Ltnculr- a
a hrlE nam MsrlburUuEtl Mass Al ire
lhclts auxiliary n rhp CUuEr'er-rt fglrlgi
lLLlrch addresses were given hT Mrs p a
EdEsc1Tuhs Helen f1dEecurrh M-s -
Befsun and Mrs = 2 Erry1ar
bLIE HILL-Fred Bank who haE "a
sine1 here for LhIrrY-ssveu wears dieH A.
ms home four miles south q Elup 44iTi
AZ The age q ~ Tsa-E- H. leaves A wife
son, Gus Banks and Lhrs.e sisters The
Eu1erhl services VII % heif al the L.r-th-
ts-'aI church 5arErdHT. conducted ~ Rs-r
NJ HcnEfEel and 1uterrne'Tst wiz be al IL
German cerueFtsrY IN Adams c8uurr
TPL.AND-TuesdsT utEtr was red lsr---
ulEh amongst Lhe ChdcfHIlCrWE 81 T-rlrrrd
~ Hruhe-E were here from Al ever the
county The FrZI-kiu team cd rhe hururE
10 fifteen candidates, while represent ewes
from Eladerl. Campbell Hi dreth and other
places At1er The eersmuuiss in ths l0dEs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-16
TOrxGEAs HELD FoA ASSAULT
Positively Idenrta-d ~ victim ma IN.
Guilty Parry

Positively HceuTtfed ~ victim "a fk,s
Guilty Party
LINCOLN. Fea. 1s.-fspecizl Teler-am -
George Eu1nEsrE W1hB Il -chErEsd WIN tsr-
ing committed q criminal assault On Mg-rrls
Furl1nE. q 1s-FsGr-ald white girl was bound
over 10 the diErrdrl court TINS sfrar,o7-
~ Justice RizssT IN ths sun q E,aG und
taken - rns STATE peni1e-rInry for sac
keeping His case VII he called r. aiF--lr7
court ruuuTrUE- The negro EraF pusfrir-sl7-
idssr1ltasd ny the Eirl and a number II
Witnesses ENore rhsy had seer am nsE-
me scanf a LhE crime shortly before rhs
Coed WEE committed Cara F5arr1nE-ur sis=
identified HIM the man WAC rriaF t- A.
EuH her few munths Az a. she WIS
Sung h1uae- me crime chzrred EEuiuz-
auu1lEtrE E most rerulrfuE The rlcri-n
was walking 10 hHr huuas from ~ Ne
trEszA 8tlsSInuns cumIEuEs bu16iuE Nhers
she WA employed a. Al operator End AT
? ulrlea1th ana r streets rhs neg
grabbed her e-zEEHd Der H1u ne Eliey
EzEEec her and assaulted her Hf1sr l-lc-
rcallF tearing al her rluthss from her
h-s-y- Ihe ETl maze Der uuF O. q usaFlr
house and Received Rssis1Hncs re usr-.
Vas arrested rhs same 1iEt1
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-16

FREMONT Nsh- Feb. 15-aSpecial -
Plat Haven and William ksa1un were
viciuuH}E assaulted IN SIKH street near
Main, ahoul &-sb lEsz evening by Hans and
George TtuIn- -ns TIruuls were burh hHlf
drunk and made some insulting remark
EbDu1 some women yuFt as they passed
Haven and r sa1un and one spoke 10 ne
other HbOu- Il The Tfuurus turned back
and jumped onto them M HHrEu's nose
Was CIT and ne was badly bruised
Fassarsty tu1srfersd and ths two bsIliEer-
ems were arrested They were tried IN
police court TINS morning and sRch was
given SIXTY dEiss IL The county jan
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-16

CLARKs. Nsh- Feb. H-special Tele-
gram a rnsn calling hi1nsalf FIRST Prank
Beck then ] Z HEEsrr1H1. solicited here
IN January for The American Accident In
EErEnus company 9f Lincdln- collecting
premiums III HdTEncs Re lsf1 h0-sl and
LFs-y INNS unpaid and letters nov received
from Lincoln say the MAI does M repre-
ssrr thai company.
HREsrulsn E1as Beck j. siE feet TAI. WIN
sl-nay 1nUnsrachs and sa-Ii9E complexion
He wore q hack sl1nrh hE1 and gray 0Tsr-
prlg-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-16

HUMBOLDT Neh- Pen 15-CspeciEl
Telegram The E.sErr3ce high school de-
bsrsrs Euu from me local hirh school
here tonight IL the debate over the sunsxB-
tim n CUta- The vote u ne judges WIS
unElirnu1s IN fsv1r Of rhs risirurs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-16

sEN7AED, Neh- Pa lE-sss,=-isl As
a rzsuI U rns ululEgals1- ul -zlruad
rEzes Ne Unsl E1lo have beer ar-=nazrzs-
lne elzElc1 ru-r IS gErurE vi nrr -
atie % clW pzT fuT -hsr ssrzdaas q
ErsssuL Thy cEnnut uh1z.tn rheir urs--
r-I-s on au1luu- q me fuancialv -u..ss--
rEs=-d uuuciriau 81 me couurF- u.hs ~
ra@1E O~s lns u1uz1g sFsE xasa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-16
Two ooUOKED MEN sTAEr TnOUB1E
Art-na nask-a nan Hna Dt.,v-,..,,.
Srnrrs Wh-n me- Euu.n.t

STARTS - hen my AnmasE
HlAAN4Ss &ea-, Feb. I5-lErsec1E1 Teie-
gran al 4 mEE1larHds PAL here LaE
DiEt- g1ver BY lhs utlHHnE in genera rU1
u-.ial~d men. PINK ShspErd Ez5 san
A----s. cooks ~ me CuU1Els-eiEI horsL o.
El,sse1 rheUselFes. A. Cd her EiIt1s nslEh-
aurs Eu1 dE-n1sd WIN me elite q M
Z-U ll-l a ALE hqu-. Ensn q one ~ the
saloons they llzlasEs1 and ~ 50 duiuE
nearly Irs1iIl1rzl-c a s1uEI rans rIut Tbs
oliur-d mHl cane ON victorious. h1Ez-F-r
f1r El-h rne AID 90 rhar rsLizfils ANA
L1eF Rave a. yer rsEiE1sd Al ATTEMPTS u
Erresf them T'hs Errizans are dH-a-uutus,d
Asa. and. Lnty sEseCl NJ Er-ss1 mem or
ne chErE= u dis-urtii-.E me -zass- Th=
rala-=s men E-ood Eel IN rhs cl--ulur.i-y
ala rhis Al
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-16

LIONS Yea Pen. E-gsE,eria1 the
MD Wea1hsT maj las ErsraIis5 over the
uauuurT fur the lasz week seems u hare
E1sl-sd 3 rEsl EmoEu q sngE N The
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-16
TAKE NO sURsTTTUTE

, ASK flr D. Bll'E CuuEt EF-Ua. Insist N
hans ~ u VI ere Fol tsEr IL and
t--c = p re1l--l ts-Ller - al - E1Tl.-
e 4ir- b--'s luug1 EFTuI Wilet "a ne tsst.
% LII e1ssarIEle.IIt vi B1-le1 ETIEs elaes II
= o+llEs.rulf - hsEi1L Css rbs ID rs.liEtis
Dr. EllE C0lEt -FrUL SD - -
E<1sG 8e4- a. a. a. h1zlla.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-16

uIANoNDs-Frvussr. 18Th zaa Duar--
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-16

Ss1c nov erll4eIlle., E11o II 3 10 WuDoef.
hzE, Damp, cod air, and snow, slsef,
rain and sunshine ere having their
tU-l-Rnd necessarily oClds, coughs and
lung rroutjes follow. The air Fila
With pneuDouia and ounsun1 EJ-ion-
SnseZiEg, coughing, pains u TIA
chest and hoars6Dess are nzrure's
waning that your health is in perl,
ana the one, certain, reliable cUs
IS found IN d.. Bulls Couch syrup
This remedy soothss and heals the
sore, in1EDsd brU1ehiEl tubes and
cures the condfnons that nay lsad 10
pDeuDOuis and consUupri0n-
BEAD how tins eelsh-zlsd rEnsdy,
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-04

Q, ma'am, I haven't. never have
lad. There is no man in the country
more clear Of them. have simply
decided to take care Of my health here
after and live to be hundred years
old"
Parsnips and Onions.
And he opened his package and
brought. out three onions and two pars-
nips and proceeded to make them
ready for eating. As Mrs. Bowser
watched him he said:
"Only about thirty men out of every
hundred live to reach the age of sixty.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-04
|SHEAIT HFAD
to Habits Of His Ances-
pd Plans Simple Life.

btabIes and Meat Raw and
3outdoors Until Drenched
n-comes Home Mad, but
Feelings.
pt. 1907. by Homer sprague.l
got your favorite dish for
evening Maryland chicken
fritters," announced Mrs.
when Mr.. Bowser reached
a the Office the other even
a package under his arm,
hg it down and hanging up
e replied:
J, but / am sorry you put
lut. No Maryland chicken for
you feel wellY'
In the best of health, and ]
% remain SO. Will take a
he table, but shall choose my
1t is here in this package"
then you've got another fad"
, 1907-08-12
New Ships Not Up.to-pate.

British naval experts regard recipro-
eating engines as out of date and ex-
press great surprise that the United
States is laying down two big battle
ships to be fitted with this kind of
engines instead of turbines. Instead
of experimenting with unknown rene
dies for ailments of the stomach, liver
and bowels why not get a bottle of
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters at once.
1t has been the recognized standard
among medicines for all such disorders
for over "a years and as it always
pays to get the best, insted of having
Hostetter's. In hundreds of cases 1t
has effected a cure when all others
had failed, so hat you need not doubt
its ability in your case. Thy 1t If you
suffer from poor appetite, cramps, di.
arrhoea, sleeplessness, DYSPEPSIA, in
digestion, female ills or malarial fever.
1t is pure and will do you a world of
good.
, 1907-08-12
SELL
AT AUCTION
LUMBER AND LOGS SEIZED BY
THE GOVERNMENT AGENTS IN
NORTHERN ALBANY COUNTY.
Chief Of Field Division viii Dispose Of
It by Bid, There Being Four Lots
and Including Both Sawed Lum-
Der and Logs-Four Lots Involved
and to Be Included.

w. B. Pugh of Cheyenne, chief of
field division Nc. 7, general land office,
special service. has given notice that
he has seized a large amount of sawed
lumber and timber in the form of saw
logs in this county, and that he will
receive bids for the sale of the same
at noon on Thursday, August %, at
the Office of the receiver at Cheyenne.
There are four lots, as follows:
The -Four Lots.
Lot No. /, 5000 feet of sawed lum-
Der on the yards of G. w. Parker, in
section IS, township rs. range 20, AL
bany county; 1,500 feet of sawed lum-
Der stacked by the road to the mill,
and $4,000 feet of timber in logs in
section IS, township 25. range II.
Lot No. 2, 5000 feet of sawed lumber
on the ranch of C. G. Van Ortwick.
Lot No. 3. $4,000 feet Of sawed lum-
Der in the yards Of the saw mill owned
by C. A. Robinson, in section II, town
ship "a, range II.
Lot No. 4, 1000 feet of sawed lum-
Der on the ranch of W. A. Minter, in
section l, township "a, range II.
Seized in a Raid.
This lumber was seized in a raid
upon the saw mills in the northern
part of Laramie and Albany counties
several days ago. Mr.. Pugh demands
that a certified check for at least one
fourth of the amount bid for the pur-
chase of one or more of the lots &C.
company the bid. He says he will not
divide the lots. but two or more may
join in bidding for one lot.
, 1907-08-12
ATTEMPTED TO ASSAULT
HIS SIEP-QAuGHIER

w. G. Cain, cook for the Wyoming
Oil company at Spring Valley, attempt
ed to criminally assault his 12-yearold
step-daughter on Tuesday evening,
says the Evanston News-Register.
Cain has been married to the girls
mother for about ten years and has
known the child ever since she was
a wee tot of 2 years. His designs
were baked by his wife, who has
sworn out a warrant for his arrest.
He left the country, however, before
his crime became generally known.
He is a large. brutal looking man and
weighs about 260 pounds. He has
been considered a degenerate for some
time in the Spring Valley section.
, 1907-08-12
Why Fret and Worry

You need not fear pneumonia or other
pulmonary diseases. Keep supplied
with Billiards. Horehound Syrup
positive cur for colds, coughs, whoop.
ing cough and bronchitis.
Mrs. Hall of Sioux Falls, s. D..
writes: II have used your wonderful
Billiards. Horehound syrup, on my chill.
dren for five years. Its results have
been wonderful" Sold by Mills, A
Druggist.
, 1907-08-12
LARAMIEITE's FATHER
BEFORE PRIMARIES.

Hon. Louis N. Gonden of Omaha,
for ffte years a member Of the park
commission of that city and the father
of Harry Gonden, manager Of the
Union Pacific hotel and secretary Of
the Laramie Commercial club, is a
candidate for county treasurer of
Douglas county, his name appearing
on the ticket to be submitted to a pri-
mary election on the Sd of September.
Mr.. Gonden's portrait was printed in
the Omaha Bee of Sunday.
, 1907-08-12
ARRESTED AND FINED
OVER IEIEPHQNE LINE

Albert Bristol, a young Cheyenne
man working on a ranch t%hirty-fve
miles from that city, pulled the driver
from a moving machine and gave him
a t%hreshing. He called up the Office
Of a justice Of the peace at Cheyenne,
accepted service Of a warrant, plead
ed guilty to the charge and was fined
$40. notifying the justice that he would
send tn e check by mail. Country tele'
phone lines are handy in a score of
ways.