The Guernsey Gazette (Guernsey, Platte County, Wyo.) 19??-Current
November 10, 1905

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The Guernsey (Gazette. Volume 6 SHORT STORIES About People and Things Here and I lercabouts. U lio h'lilda th* Arm at the Khvoi If.iur? lljiq "s-ltv cam* in from Mauvill* I u4 nd feed. I I h iu in Hartville. B M-n.-' lurtii»hiug»! Well, you can I get 'em ut L. 11. Fierce, Hartville. B I m' t un! Fun! ut the school liuuae B io i-iit. I'opuUr prices bout uius H i» -nt mlu the fun. “Feck'a lied B Ko and Ilia Fa" at the school house H I I i .nd Mrs. 11..8. Wddy and Mrs. n i ouk ueie in Irolu Ibu runeti H ime iLy. B l con •ne juu money on groerr.es ily -10 1.1 Iresh, Uo L. 11. Twice B H.iivute, Belter get your property insured H i. i *ui ii-n a bat will happen. Ue H u, insurai.tr. H h and Mis. J. T. Malloy made a H ti.pt Uyncute daturusy. returning H ml v> lay a passenger. H I■ Power*, of Alhol, ha* been ap i uvpuiy she. id aud will operate K i. v muiiiry east of Fort Laramie. H l' K uiingtod baa announced a i. —ot Iroiu to Si percent lu the H I m v«l -k bi-i suvp to a uivie central Io- M ill Iclaiuj Smalley camo up M| .wyv.ine ili iursday and drove H >tu-i.i«eu Hope uiiun yaster- M ••■bi) oily WMU Mayor Urwwu. uiU rviuru to Ctrayemra M i.-it ie bboults baa basil teach M r ,u.4ry gruue iu Ilie Guernsey '“i>; Im-lin e** ut Mra* liuliv ^B alio, it is iinuersluud, will M m ia»e up the work again ^B luuiuiug. ^B iiici* of lluernaey lata call .day morning when an ^B lined into away car. Both badly btuiaeil but will rw M 1 hmeh, Hie painter who camo iireuUy |rum Clitcugu, 'b injured tn a run away i luuiuiug His face uin badly bruiaed and a small -■•light leg below Ilie kuee -mi. He will recover. lp -lorado and uoul hem lisa ^B I It* lung projected llue fiom ^B to t'Jieyeuus tlie Bulling- ^B Mid. am use Hie mad for a ^B hum Guertiaey te Denver. ^B uw talking, thia town I* a great radioed center M In u 11 llaggv'a thrsebtag nutit baa I '-'iiiugin the gminlry abual 111 'uviiig iliilalisd al A. ti. Wl dl«Mt*/ *MUlllg. It M W Foh isMamtelrMußii wlil fa MB 1 -ai anus rival tcHgsllian |-Msa il~t. bnsk la WUlMMi'e ^B 1 i*low inwa, GUERNSEY, LARAMIE COUNTY, WYOMING, FRIDAY, NOV. 10, 1905. Now is the time to subscribe for The flue tie. George Wehb Is now c inducting the Haitviile House. Hotelier A Hoyer have di-curated ibrir saloon al Hartville. I*. H. Iherce carrier, a complete and sell assorted llue of general merchan dise. McDevitt carries a complete Hue of undertaking goods; telephone orders given prompt attention. E. 11. W ilbon made a business trip to Alliance and Bridgeport last week, returning Tuesday morning. 1. S. Ila- tlett, at one time city editor of the They i nue leader. I* at Hartville loosing alter his property iiiterrstn. The Torrington l.iiuil«r Company of Ti-mngton, Wy 0., will sell you any thing in the building lute ut a raaon* able price. When you are tu Hartville come tn and examine my stock and get my price*. 1 will Mirpnse you and please you. L H. Fierce. Mrs D. E. Brown has been seriously ill st Iw-r home on Dakota Ave., threat ened witharntepsrotinitiabut Irr.lnald reports Ute i aae favuruule at Uiis lime. Her. 11. E. SMson and family left yesterday for Kemmerer, 4tk> miles west of Cheyenne. Bev. John Boberts of Sunrise will occupy the pulpit est lie Guernsey MrfbodiM churdi frwm now mt. Torrington will liave tan saloons same as usaal. Tony Tomi*ita baa rented the salool bought of Carroll A Nwrvbsrrt ta Jl* I uny at d Hathaway will upon tin new *a oon as soon a* the building is completed, which will tie about BO or 40 days. Now that the le* eeavui Isover I will cut prices on meats to Ilie following itgurea: loin steak lie; round Itt^c; shoulder steak lUr; and a ill meet all prices of beef in tlie qusrtvt or earcaw. Frank Abbott, Guernsey Market. Suit will bo brou.b against l!>a C’A W. a« arr Mill of the recent fatal (rand ear accident near i lad Mlle. The time limtln rs of IMer Eciuium, the victim. Lave ini|h>ytd a Clu-yei.M attorney and will ask for heavy damage* I hey claim the break on Uis hand car a a* defective. w Sells Mor* ot Chamtoertaln'a Cough Hamadv than of All Others Put Together. Mr. Tlm>*. George, a merchant at Mt. Elgin, Ontario.Miya: ”1 Imve had tlie Io cal agency fur Chamlratlnin's Cough ilt-iinsly ever since it was Inti ml mod in to Canada, and I aril a* much of it aa I do of uHotbec lines I have on my slu-l ves put fugethec. Ot the many d. arm •old utuii-c guarantee, 1 have not hud one buttle returned. 1 rail prison ally, rrtomicend flits nmlliitir a* I have u»ed it niyarlf and given il tu my eldl dn-n and always a ith tlra tir*t results*" For kale by Mrlh-vilt lira druggist Croup. A roll able turd let ne and one that sliouhi always be kept 111 tlie luime for immediate use Is ChanitierUlii's Cuugli HsMMNiy. Is Will prevent the stuck If i given ua soon as Iha child become* hoarse, iu- even after the croupy cough ap|irur». Fur sale by M^li'Vllt lira druggist. Man a Unrewmsnahleneea. Is iineu a* great aa woman's. But Tim*. H. Audits. Mgr. bt Uis "Hepablicaii." of Iraaveiiwurtb. Ind wsa not unrrUMm sbls whenhsivfuked tuoßoW thsduc tom to operate on his Wils for female inriWe, "Instead," Im soys, "sstm eluded to try EteHrve lliliora. My wife waatheg a» sick, Sira erniM hardly leave las l«4austa*ana had to relieve lier. Alley taltilU Elect lie Uuaraptswl by MsiMvttt, tbs druggist, pries IDs. I.(X)KS REAS A ABLE Burlington Tied I, Ijmk.il Intension from Gu t There kuema little doi.l it, Ih-iiver railroad circles but the*' mnt Hint the Hill road iiiL ud*dtu i I n from Gneniaey to Halt Imki irn-, uya the Ihmver Times. It i i .1 that the Burliugton is tierlai ti-nm-wr ami at Denver, anti tbs' it. logical eitennimi nboulii bet ba i imn -.-y him along a survey made asseral ymmago. It is also believed that uiynirrioiia Colorado, Wyoming aad Lhilio ta an other Burlington line, d> it,- thf an serf ion* ot the denial bur It in generally believe I k -mi. Hint Hill and Uonld have reach la.,nnder ntaudiug. and that when th.- Wimtern Pacific in finished from S.ut Lako to Han Franci-osoby Gould Hi.i mH have finished bis Bnrlington from Gn*rn*ey to Salt Lake n-, I the Culorailo. Wyoming and I I h bom a (.unit on the Burlington m Denver, thus giving biui two dir t hnca to Salt Like one from 1‘ r and the other from the east. Hartville Junction. Wye. Nov. 4 j A party of aurveyora ia th- employ of the Burlington have H| i* Hree> Tbs ouly other pan* iu Una qpr n> i ia that through Halleck canon, over thirty mihm soul 1..— Cboycune Loader

oar'iNi'rioNs By The Gazette's Lox ographor Exciteeieat. Il diMVMi I bat even ei |trrieaes cannot cure. Smoke, exhalation. Fl e*.cigarette til-mi* and u*w*|«|«r m i are among Ibe mo.l inveterate *uim r*. Often time* the journalist cu smoke lor hour* after Li* pi|ie t* on It i* one of the rwinireuiuuta of H pmfe-»iou And the funny |uirt ni ut it ia. Ibe people like it. Why do reataurmil* serve apple pies Becnit their pul run* like it. Why d> io*M|KS|i>«r* puldGb *o much lint an Simply to please the public'* laHe Ckar, Ilie bead nt th- Amoricuu family. Ho may have anywhere from oue Io twunly-mgl“ »abjecis llini depend*, ot coutw Bui, any way, lie is IT. m.lall tyjs-. Ue tell* Ibe rest "f tLe out tit wli- iu to bead iu and Urey usually reuu mbar lb- ex act spot It bahy get. punctured with a safely pin and en'- r* a mild piutesl in the toriu of a- kly wbuu |s»r, UmtiilaglboCanr. epi nga Io bis unwnslied bet Mid lei* a *ll out ot lum that Would Criglileli II inhabit anta of Yellowstone I'nik and oarly advantaire us tliuao who, -"Io apauk, “ha*aahhil lu aiuoaototlf auni bat tha Uiu oul> fur Va fWhv of a«e«. In 1N35 the fort was sold to Millon Snli.ette, Jim Bridger, an J others of Ibe American Fur Company, ami the year following was rebuilt nt a coni of ten thousand dollar*. It reinaue-d n private establishment until ls| I. tie year of tbe discovery of g >!>i in Call forma, when the goveruim iil Imnght and transformed it into n military just, to awe tlie savage* who infest..l the trail to the Fucilic. which bad then Ix-couie the gn ul highway of llm uumeiisu oxodu* from tbe Ensb-rn alate* to the gold region of that const. Tbe original stHi-turii wnsl uilt in ibe usual aty Ie of all Indi in trading stations of that day. of n ulls—. or •nn-dried brick. It was encios-if by wall* twenty feet high and four leet ilnek. vma>ui|>a*s mg an urea two liuudnal and iilty fra-t lo ig by two liuhdr—l feet wide. At lliu diagonal l.nrUlWvst akd soilthwe-t Corner*, a lol*- liastioa* wen-erected, romntan ding every approach to Ibe place- The i.umls-r of building, uere tW, Ive IU Illi; there Were live slei-pllig rooms, kitcbeti, wnrebo ise, icehoilM*. tueullx Um-, bim-k.'iiiili .hop mid eur |**nter shop. Hie enclosed eorrul nud a ea|iuciiy fur two hundred am i.inl*. Tim corral wu. se|Hirnted from the buildings by a pm til ion. mid the area tu which ibe bnildtugs were Io cuted wm a >iri tn earn of imd" aity could If utilun-d a> a l'UH "iic.im ira had Iwo itnli". with an archml |umMgo tnlortorang. A "mall window o|*md from an adj-'tung tut Ibm |MoaM". to that wimu lb" gntoa worn cumil ami Imrrrd am olio might alill hold commit uica lorn, Uuough tin« narrow a|»rlur", with lima" Withill. Ka-picjooa rlim artiua, oaiowially Um «a»ag'" 1 tould du llmir trading without Um- imeoamly of Iming admitted lulu Ibo fort pro |M*r. Al Inui" wh"li danger woo np prelmndisi from an attack by llm lud imii**d nearly llm eutire Indian Irada of llm whole region tributary In U. '1 bora Iba faiuou* front mrnmu, KMCarMUi. Jim ilridiror. Jim Bahar. JUH Barlt wuurl li, atdollmra, abo in tlwou rriauta liuma cuwlilutod Iba Number 52 RI-IDRT I NTRI li Senator C. A. Giicnisev Sull liitchsted in Big Hom Baj-.- are w| pleased with th* progr—s of Ilie work mid tin- onllook llint they have u i Jes;re t i d.s|KMe of th oc iu'er |,iiima*r* of tin* iimiuV" mil it" u i,f llm a luatty. mad" lb"ir in' I.piai lor-. Til" i lli i« of lb" fur a'nil .in at all*'mil nt. for limy bailnummiodj lln-ir right >o ImJ it >t"r nil Ih m"ir-i»l army otit|aiala to "Wo i hull irad llllh" Io lb" iMtl, and, hb" ll" of Spain ufior lb" n qu««t of Mi-iicm, tlmy woro law uulu tb"m"’lv>". in itin|il"' iorm. w,m ninrh misad All Inmi nl m.>d "irlil«i»"ly on ImlTnl timn’ driml in Um Miu. and Un'ir huntor bad Io go MmmtlUH" tlfty mm" l find n 10-rd of ixrlfnhmn. All-r u wbil" llmr" worn n f»w dom"«tir mt 110 nilrmbirml, and Ui" roiidili a rbaiir; 'd MMnoWliat. No iiiibinry fnmln*r I-" 1 in lb" L'nilitl S'at." w*4 liruiilifiilly I culkl a» Foil Uinmm*. tbm.nn.i t by birf bluff* til lub'rw i'll »t it Larami" and I’lMl* ritwm foruiiu^ valluy un»tir|'n»M« abaud iiwU by Hi" u •'u m> nl u few }turn a>t a* il a i* I.। limifri a military ti. lb" atf" Ir.la* abifli il wairh«d hm, a|ib"i I an* 'Uii* lawi" or i"io n« 11 t off te»"iuilioti*

•lua«l*H Livrr u so- Io A" You ran ii»i Mvoai|ib» -i u mu litvi i* mart nr a* ym I* I I.'" rjtMMrtiravy nod Miitiil 1 iiaiiiayuu Onuo l.ix i’i*r up aliui'ilatia lb" lnrf a’'l b 1 makrayoufr>'i btulilan I tnnallir Frull Hytopil” •*Hril* hihl I* to. .'i<l'H; p". ii| lakr liriiiu u"”''•i" ii. io pi' uroHtl'iary ralli. rU"’. Ih'l'u «übMi lulra. Nel»»»lll,tli»druyK «l.

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HIALTHV CHILOBIN. Without food keahh life la not Wurth Urine Biehl,. imUah chil dren are a source of mdlraa trouble bud anilely to their parent*, yet the children's condition la frequently due in ibi Ir parents' Ignorance or thought- Iraincas. or both. To make children healthy and to keep them In that condition It l* nec essary to teed them proper food and to aee that they get plenty of oxer ciao and fre*h air. Meat la very bad for children It should be avoided and food rleh la phoaphalea. such a* I'illalmr, Vltoa, should lx- given In Its place. This food Is truly the meat of the Wheat It I* .made by .the world's greatest millers and It Is free from artlllelsl coloring or sduheratloa It la not eipeetstb a child a fool Your whole family will enjoy thl* common sense cereal It makes a whn'raome. substantial breakfast or an appetts- Ing dessert and eaa be prepared la one hundred different way*. Kvery good grocer will supply you with Pillsbury's Vitos l.argr pack age—enough to make twelve rounda of strength building foo-l A*k your grocer sbout It today. The Brutality of Football. If vou were the mother whose boy Was brought home dead from lu-lnu butted In the stomach, like that boy In ration t'lty. or if yon sere the mother who*e boy- lay In th- hospital at the point of death front being kicked tn the buck, like that young man in Itonver. you would nett listen with much i-utlenco to the |>eople that told you how valuable Is the game ot football In I wilding up physical strength tn disciplining the mind to hahlta ot cmtrtige. promptness, obedi ence ar l» If control All your soul would n*o snhln you In the demand tint the ei |l should Ite separated from the good and that the lurbarlty ot fisrlMil should be a opm-d Aud you would In right.—Pueblo Chieftain The Billboard Nuisance. Nothing I* spared, no object In na ture Is too beautiful and attractive to escape the daubs of the brush or the hammer and nails of the billboard man. says Malle's Weekly. Natural Miner, that would otherwise be re freshing and Inviting to a traveler es caping for a few homa from the hot pavements and brick walla of the city Is almost eclipsed from his view by seemingly endless stretches ot garish and obnoxious signs. Public m ailment could Ite made more effective than law* and ordinances for the ippti ».|n of tlt- se S'lvertlalng nulsam-r If It would decree a boycott against all the concern- tha' thrust Ihc-lr watts Ui-on public no'lce In tbl* manm r. No concvtn. at all events, that will penult Its agent* to deface and ruin wayside tret a and afreet cars de nt tve* to receive the lutironage of the public Kith- r this abomination should ream- or the people should reftiM- to buy th- stuff so advertised. Public sen timent dlreett d to an end like this the diminution of profit would soon utw a (evolution ill the billboard Im-tn* Buckwheat Cake* Coming. Good n* for all lon is of the Luck ii.> til* ftoni th- su-.it buck »h-«t l» It id Am* rlca. comprised In tlic count)*• of Butler. Armstrong. U* situ trv-land B n*l Indiana. In Pennsyl vaula. What ptonds-s to tn* one of th* Litm-st luirkwheat crop* hat vested In a dvea Ie la n* ripening in the fields, and grid'll* akea galore are predicted for neat *lni*r In those four counties are gtown almost fl htaten were planted In lui la rais'd In tweaty-Bv* differ *nt ata'* front Maine to North Ha kola an I ftoni V laconaln to Tenneaaee and Virginia t'lnclnna l Knipilrer. FUNNY People Will Ormh CoWea When It "Ooe* Buch Thing*.'* I )lae would enute no the moat painful pslpHilion. make m>' faint and »*ak 'I had heard of Postum and began to drink it when I left oft the old cot* foe It lagan to help me just as aooa at) old effocta of the other kind of ..H* IMBBt ana). I' did not stlm tilate me for a while, and then leave me »*ak and nertoue aa coßee used Io do (Baiead of that It built up ni» atreaath and aupi-lled a constant vigor t.l nt* toirn ahlrb I ran always re l> un II enable* me to do the big ge>i kind of a d*ys work without g*”m* ured All the heart trouble, ete. haa paaeed away. “I give II freely to all my children from the youngest to the oldest and It keep* them all healthy and hearty.' Name given by Postum On. Battle Creek Mich There'* a reason. Reed the Hula booh. "Tba Bead to Well* 111*.“ la pkgs. •URNS' MAL CLAIM TO FAMI Dumfries' 'Tradition Isplalna Why Feat la Bo Wall Beieved- Booth Tarkington was talking about Burn*, whose poetry he admire* "In a beer hall one night he said— "in auch a beer hall a* I describe In ths earl, haplrr* of 'The t'on-iueat of Ca naan'—l saw a bust of Huma. "I turned to a ,oung man and said: •"Who la that?' "'Burns.' he answered without hesi tation. "'And what I asked 'did Huma do to entitle hint to a bust?' 'Why. he—hr—oh. he died.' aald the young man. yawning "But bl* companion was a Scot Thia Bcot. as he ailed his whisk, glass, sneered and said Huma' death alone wouldn't have sufficed for bls commemoration In bt-nir and marble Huma was a poet, gentlemen Furthermore he waa a Rigid fellow. Let me tell you some thing that should endear him to such minds as yours. Once. In Dumfries. Bums had the job of gauger. He went about from public house to public house, seeing thst a good, pure trade of whisky was ■creed And he was supposed, too. to •aaD hl* eye open tor unlicensed houses—to see that no speak-eesies. as we called them, flourished in Dum fries And did hr do It? Did he. Indeei? There's a fond Dumfries tradition that, sneaking hurriedly Into the back door of a prospermia *p* transference of th* re germs from the sick to the healthy child by m*'iu* of the common think ing cup la the east* at accident p* aal ble Painin' in de Cahn. Kin veu smell *1- *wei nahm udal. in de l*T* age rum ah -Ie h I you k*t* h a whig u |eiHim* dal dr IKHidlll *-**|tlt«l like lirl a* Fum *l* m»*o thhk tlle cigar, made ot eatro qeelity tobaeoa fuu peg Mh^for cjipre eoS sogtod. Lewie' Faetaiffk "Why do you select a family doctor whu live* eo far from your hoem?" "If an, of my family are taken sick I want ihsm to hsvs a chance to recover before the doctor cels tlwrs." Try foot ewee and I am anrn to come again. Denanoe gtarch. THB COMrORTER A congested vein pressing on s nsrvo eocoeats for the swelltag, tbrebbieg echs of Neuralgia St. Jacobs Oil trees ths circulstlon. sllsys the pressure and asafoca away die pain. Wild, B^ «Ob* r Fol baking I 1 ^3 POWDER 1 BE3|R|| M esadsrfel rsMaa pewdar ei the ^^K Wees Circle. Tbeemeds ot women sre BK ■HKHHH bringing (rosier beMlh snd better toad into their hsmm by adaff KC Bsiitog Fewder. Casts jam eae-third what yaw ^B always psy. 11 yen have never naad M ^B wKStfSiw a UM wl foß^* MM- DaaTwaitl Alitecan. yy /or yy ckmm MBBKK MBK.CK Tke arttoto" Base at hnamm* till to nil nt i iSSiBBHejf aonihG MIL W W fob W SSS Mt I, iwcSmiFiM i^v—— —1 W.L. Douglas •3df«*3«BHOßߣ'. W. U BMgOM 84^808* B«b> TSMWT^gaar y* L^nß*« M*O *BaaeJmee bp«hab es- Ma pe tMe«MTvMi mo*i mws* *mm m A^^sgrorr; •mset* sMrtfiw he impasUro apsn regent Ita OsbrggaM* mm art ms *sm —ttaaffatfAwcr A2SOEUVERS»r.u |^bvters£&v ffi^LERRUE^ 1

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AN INSURRECTION bears its hideous hbad in RUSSIA'S CAMTAI. CZAR SHUT BF IN FETERNDF Gt vtrnmßßt May Bo Oserthrow*. Witte aM Trapo* Maagraa Municipal C remit Domondo Fo»N ical Reforms. Si Petersburg-—White tW day ,^-d quMly without Woodahad to X iiumlsb capital, außwhnothoatty uwardly calra. di i Jiy mia aM la- (hat a cristo to Immtesrt- AF th. ;c h the atraata are Mad with nnd reiaforcomorts are aov „>ng In t™- Flalaad. the rovstu utterly powerisoo ta cope .nh the eitaattoa aad raaay ealm ob n- ra to beßeve that Um pres u regime la tMtoriag lo tU tall. IHlteiencre bare daaalopad bMwsoc c- the precteM moraeots paaa. the .n.i-ror, .urtaaadad by Urn toagrttel Un ilv. resraiM shut a* at Fatorhot. mincly Mill baaMatiac aa ta abac c uw to pursue. Grave doubts are v -a-d as lo wbstbar aeon Urn Im tel guard cm bow bo retted apoa. iHM-ntrnt la rile. Barty ihto mom ,.u th. Fourteenth aad Eighteenth ,upases of saltern at tba guard wbo Um beeo abut ap Ilka prisonera la c. racks on Um Much a canal. da- i-hed tba wiadowa aad taraitara u. l in the afternoM a dotachamat r.UMln* ot four ortciate at tba guard. n. to ike Iqwyara* amamkly aad Udd th. i-arrtstere that assay ot tba oßeara and a Unto part at tba troops were Gia2U«tCmlttaa appeared, la aa taa t„-toned speech tba leader ot the •lut at lon preoeaied the Mlowiag INI nds of the workama aad aMlaled cunlutioao: First— A caaatMatloa aad political S. rood— That Ibe city fnraiab food •o the work awe. Third— That the eHy roOsee fur r Mtpplleo to the troope aad the Fifth— Thai Um troope be reeroved fn m the water works dr utHmutes Um stitken would cut stt tbs water sup- H.'. Fifth— The Immunity ot the dopo- am from arreat." The council greeted iMk tort do u..rtej iribune, front «Mt WMM •tthmea. etudeata aad proteoaioaal n stood wedged tagatbar la tba cold "•I wet snowfall, lietealag to rerelu nary karaagaee. mother meetlag waa beM la tba ■nttal hall of the aaivoralty aad res of samller aeootlaga of the nep ate trades aad prodnaiaaa won beM he other reeam of the bolldiag. lulls were set aaMe for teacben. pby ana. beak rtorta. JearaalMa, prtat t hiuovalka. pharancMa, woenaa. t sineen. lawyera, laltoru aad pennae o'h hLt BMaramM MaTMt •«b toraa* COLORADO POSTMASTERS Batlierad la birth beml-Aaaual Cea- vention at Bowver. Deaver—The Colorado Aneoclatloa Os FeetaMuttera met at Um Brown Fab ace hotel Beturday afternoon la He cloth eemlaaaual coaveatloa. Robert B. Haaaa of New Wlndeor, lo proel dent; J. L. Moorhead ot Boulder, vice preeldeat. aad Gilbert M. Edtnoadeoa at Colorado Bprtnga, secretary aad treasurer. Numerous addressee were made. C. M. Wataru, superlnteadeat of the sal ary aad allowance division of Um Poet odkw Department at Waabingtoa. waj prsoeat. aad gave some useful hint' to the postmasters. Bettermeat of ser vice was the chief topic takea up. an l there was a general exchange of Ideas oa this subject. Other addressee were as follows: "The Poetmaster and hie Relation to the Public." R. E. Hanna, post master, New Windsor. "The Fourth Class Postmaster; HU Joya, Griefs aad Ambit loas." R. Ua cola Peace, postmaster, Ault. "The Poetmaster in PollUcs." N. 8 Walpole, post master. Pueblo. "Thiago Most Needed by the Fourth Close Poetamster," O. J. Baird, poet master. Englewood. "Foetal Laws and Regulations," G. M. Bdmoudsoa. assistant postmaster. Colorado Sprlags. I*ueblo waa unanimously chosen as Um next msetlng place of the coaven tian. Postmaster Hours of Denver en tertained those remaining la the city at a dinner at the Brown last evenlag. Members of the association present Were: J. A. Gilmore of Central City. F. M. Tague of Las Animas. R. L. Peace of Aalt. F. W. Btrater ot Durango. Robert B. Haaaa of New Wlndeor. A. F.Brown of Berthoud. J. L. Moorhead of Boul der. J. A. Williamson of Barr. Morris MaeLeaburg of Come. Mrs. Hammond of Montclair. Paul J. Soars of Deaver. Oilbort M. Bdmondsou of Colorado Bprtnga. N. 8. Walpole ot Pueblo. D. B. Gray of Greeley. F. W. Belt of Mon ument. O. J. Baird ot Luglewood. Accident te Governer'o Wife. Denver.—Leaplag from her carriage to escape death la a raaaway. Mra. Flare B. McDonald, wife of Joese Me Donald, governor of the Malo of Colo redo, waa pelafully, though not dam goroMly. injured Saturday atlernooa. la the carriage with Mra> McDoaaM wm Mra. Roger Scbobeld of Colorado Bpriage, who is vialUag the goveraor’s tbm'Jy. The accident occurred at Um corner of Legal end Cottas avenues. Mra. Me- DsaeM aad bar twmpenlaa had base making calle all tbs atterutma aad wo* drtvfag north on Logan to call 'm Mra. B. T. Nlebotaaa. Ao tba car riage appraoebed the croaoiag ths drivor tMcbod om of tbs borara with bls whip lo avoM a ear. Tbs aalmal bsoame fraetloM aad started hleklag. This frigbteaed the other horse aad both bounded tarward, owervlag errim Callee aad luralag toward town. The carriage Mruch the curbiag oa the aortb aide of Cottas la front of the roaideaco of Fraß M. BeMwick. m Cettaa. aad the treat wheel waa apMa tered to bite The ebeeh threw the driver tram hie erat aad Mra. McDomM. la tryteg to leap from the vehicle, wm Mruch by the doer. The Mow threw her with greet terse lo the groeod. The drivor btrag to the Bara aad the borara were Mopped. Mra. BebeAeit did nM try to r erase tram ihe vehicle aad wm art lajured. ByMaadera took Mra. McDon ald late the Bootwiek reMdrace aad Dr. C. W. Baoo wm railed la. He tblake ibai she will be coaßaed lo Ihe bouse tor only a tew days. Flrrt Work of Denver Mint Deaver.—The Brat mo ot the great rataage prvoe at the Deaver mlat wm the rtdalM of a medal la the praoeeco ot Ooveraae MoDomM aad a parts of Mate odteiata aad Mondo Friday aft i rave a The modal will be pro eratad lo the elate blMorieal HMeum at the rapitel. Aceompaayiag M will be a parch ment readlag m Mlowe: "Denver. Cote. Oct. K. itM. "Thio Ie to certify that the berate attached amdal wm Ihe Brat piece ot aay kiad of motel Mruch tram the Ka la Ihe Vailed Stetao mlat at Phitewiag thia will bo the Mgratura of all praaeat on Ura oocaatea. The modal Martt wm Mruch tram a place ot braaa te tba ahape of a Mt gold ptoea, aad bean tba aaaw aad date, "Den ver. IMS." The active ertaiag of moray bM eel bagua yrt aad will art tor eevaral moatbe. Deaver. Botero a gatbertag of aearty every real eelate mm la Deaver al the Davey betel Wodaaoday, Jaha C. Martie aad Geo. George W. Cask outlteed the pteM aad peßey of the Bi rti Maa's League. Mr. Cook said that the leagM weald ogdaaver te Brt a fair ilMMMiet rt the dMonaM betweea the raßneda aad the aterabaata. aad that B weald he era ot the crate ohfaatoattße teOBM te era te R that the dieartmiM- Mm asetert Dmwor wm BtegMd at oaM Aartßor ateert of tbe Mapaa te the BtMrtteg as oaavoatteM Im Dm- Z. ISTtesiiteae ter mMwoM MB ftSSfXsdßMlgMtewlinte aaßraßHaMk NWM W W. ft T. U. Convention. Mra. Btovona. Praaldont o kumm the Canteen Drasbon. Loo Aageiee, Calif.- niat dsy'e asoaloa of the thirty u.| xnnusl coaveatloa ot the Ns'i- n.i Wunw-n s Chrtsilaa Tompsrawer i t,iv mlh-s you have traversed, rvbufi have -n dared, argnaseela you h i.- |uva ptoaaed with ihe demoaairaiteo la hi‘ baaar. which was ter beyond bto rxp taiteM or tbe ex pirtettsas of tbe m> mbon of bls party aad said that tbe isoopttoa was ihe gvoatsrt that he bad tarn stoss he had Marted an bto trip Tonight be win •pend oa a llabi boaee tender aad t-ararvow snonilux ba Wld board the -rutotr Weal Vlr gtato la mahe the t-tan trip te Nor raih. where be will tie mbra oa board tba May Bower aad brought te Wash togton. He Ie eit«-cted te arrive al Waobtegteu OMob. r IteL Cort of War DogartaraM. WaghtaglM Boctotery Taft bM teaMgMtted te the traraary depart moat hto oatimatoo of tta apprnprti- SSXntSuTuy Sa^ZjrfTbe War Mgartmeni ter the oarrart Bacal yeag ondtoß Jum M. MM CONDENSED TELEGRAMS Joha C. Doadera of WllllmMtle, Coe nectlcut. died October fid ot injuries received la a football game. The atleadance at the lawla and lurk Kapositkm wss MEUBK of whom 1AM,017 paid and *71,1(1 were free. Joha F. Elevens, chief engineer ot Ike Panama canal, emphatically de nles the rumor that he la about te re alga the poaltloo. The reorganlut Inn bill now before the }*tilllp|Hne commission providing for reducing the departments ot the government will save IMW.WO (gold) anaOally. The retire businesa section ot Al turas, California. 2M miles north of Renn. Nevada, has been destroyed by Are. twenty aevrn businesa houses and two residences being consumed. It Is said the Casadian aids ot Nia Kara Falla has rd millers ara looklag for lbs entire removal ot tbe duty on American and Canadian wheat by tbs Brat of the year. At the Mate Republican convention la Rhode inland. Governor George H. Uttsr. WM renominated by acclama tion. tog ether with all tbe present slsts offleers The plat torn declares strongly tor protection. A dispatch from Santiago. Chilo, rays that about fifty persons were killed aad wouadeg during the re cent rioting there. The trouble wss caused by Ibe opposliloa of lbs people te Ura Import tax oa ArgentlM cattle. A "general council" io consider the proposed Mion of the CongregailoMl ((70.000 members I. United Brethren (2(0.00«i sad Methodist Protesisat tl(o.ooo) churchrs has beea called to aaeemble at Dayton, Ohio, February 7. IXX. Tbe dlecbarge of employee of the pension burvnu wbo tape beea leadlM money to tbelr fellow employee et ea orbllaal rales of latereei. sometlmss ss high ss tea per cent per moalh. will be recommended by ComaUaNoase Warner. Tbe Sorbonne University at Faris has sent two young women on a trip •round ibe world rrwnrd for Ing tbe beet records la tbelr Mudies. Tbev will cosio to ths Vailed Blairs Brst M-i visit some of tbe lesdlag usb vereHles. According lo sdvlces from Msn churls. raa -tefraa. BrartM mmbl al MeaMan, now rtaiee tbrt tbe oeo- Mbtatoa «m arade by BMganf BBb WONDERFUL MIRAGE. Great City Appeore te Whalers in the Behring Ess. On ihe l(lh of lasi August when tho whnllng bark llayhead wss cruising about seventy live miles w- NgSßi war taush' military surgeons 'he solid over thst It Is no longer necessary for an army camp to be one vast hospital, and In no country waa this lesson more needed than the United Stales Ae cording to flgures printed by the New York Globe 110,070 Union soldiers were killed in action or died fiom wounda durins the Civil War. and died of disease In the war with Spain, only !S» Amer Haas sue rumbed to bullet wounds, while 2,5(2 died of disease This Is in the pro portion ot fourteen to one. while the proportion In (he Civil War waa a lit tle mon- thin two to one It Is attj that out ot 15.000 French mldlets sent lo Madagascar In UH, only twenty-nine were killed In action or died ot wounda, but more than 7,Sul periahed of dlaeeae. A Teacher'e TeMlmony. Hinton. Ky, Od. 20th—(Special I —Il has long been claimed that Dia betes Is Isenrsble. but Mr. E. J. Thompson, teacher In the lllnlon school, has pleasing evidence to tbe contrary. Mr. Thompson bad Diabe tes. He look Dodd's Kidney Pills and Is cured. In a statement he makes regarding the cure Mr Thump.on saya: "I waa troubled with my kidneys toe more ’han two years snd wm treated by two of the best doctors tn Ibis part of the slate. They clslmrd I had Diabetes and there was little to be dose for me. Then I started to use Dodd's Kidney Pills and what they did for me waa wonderful It la nl snd Iwo bollles of tbe Ite •olvenl, together with the Hosp, ef feeted a p-lf lor being too hooeat Pim •Cure I-Ibr Best vedutse ee eMr wU M.11.b-'M-.llkll eel skdluae- Ka O. KaBSMV v lad Feb IS IMB The MKCVM of other |*-oplv Ie purely a matter of Ipck TEA There's a difference in ad vertisements. Also in tea. Vew grew mans gear W gas Swtnae •MBasvawa. Nlra am of lea mea who have I belt prlre are BM worth buylM

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Quernsey Qazette C W. WILLIAMS. Proprietor and Editor. OVMNM'f. WYO.. SOY 10, loot. I*iil.||hl»ml every Fri lay murniiig, and entered in llw Gueriuey p.*itnilicr a* wcunil chi'* mull melter Terme of Subscription: line Year, slrirtly In advance •iv Month* SUB Advertising Rates. Lecal advert King Sc |*>r line lint in tertion and Jc per Hue lor aulnequrnt luarrhen*. laical advert i*mg Jr per line each In tern.hi IlMmlution*. rani of thunk*. list of prevent*, notieea of a-H-ial* or meenngi. i where aalmi**iuu I* cliurgrd, are cot. tittered tame u» local udeerttainp. lh*play aiherluutig nite* given up on application Coy Official*. Maym 11, K, Unon-N •l«rk C. Harm Treasurer. Mr*. A. Mtmniitn Mardu.l c. K. Himikßb Jiiahce of the peace .Frank Aanorr F. Hcrtox Counciimen- I. axKiimwik X A. I'u.vwroßir Stick anil keep on eticking. If you don't yon may gel »iuck. Mo»t any Imaioea* in a gamble ^ou have to lake a chance to sin. It i* apiHireid tl.nl the C. A W. i* making every ffort to break it* »treak of hard luck in Ilie matter of wreck* and Miiaah lift* by exerci*iug mote cnre than tn, nt one huh cu»- lomury with that road. Gin it *.y i* pot worrying ul>out railroad new*. Ihe Burlington i» going to luuld w,mt from here Wlou mon* cheerful iiifortiintiou coni.l u„ lime! It i. h irdiy m*c .'Mturr that lherr|H>rl la, cuiitiriued every day Th» ei'en-iou of the Northern V"nt Oriu I IfmigUa w,|| w another tr«k»l thing I «r lio* |mrliou of the emuuiunw.Mihli tu,.| wj|| i.i,.,,.., fhv itnte fair city uun umH,. Itailruad. i earth cmd m h>| for much to a Lilt Villi *t| **flm| het|H. ill .1. who lielp tb**m »ehm. Fli ,j, n IU( o f h town a* it taos .1 in cnlhctivejy ludindually. firn »ur,»t and pll>*konto rot*. i! h> 1. n!k mg throe di J 1 hot wild w,1 »4CT Aer.udmg t. a rndr u d r |h- r i u 11. -|f>'i,i. r Ilin*, t! •0;.,.g 1 .,g ~f n,. i, •In a mu et 11,.. a I, v*ry m I lereaaed th** A N 1 ‘‘O f| IU •‘'inr.-f and nil other I 1 1 hat t. I I* lih |*y tins (*bl*l N rtl.i'i,, i,.' 1 .ti l l,«, ih>m hi th, I ®io H “I t bet, on to PttvbUrj by llm S will fba I m .11 i.o> Ui tall nal nli.it th*. il.nim^toh ,|.,i,g ,'i Uuern>, I V v. f a X Iberti K'» 1,.. at I r Ch, "II AM li .nl. om| thud of the S ti..... om it ill anam 6'lk*, hbont ul, t|n 4'iraa a 'a THINK IT OVER Thia paper ia published fur and in Ilie intenwla of, tir*t, Guemney, Hartville, Hnnriw, Chicago, Ft Lara mie, Wyncote, Torrington and conn try tributary to then* t^wnai aecond, Laramie county third, Wyoming) fourth, the weal) fifth, the natioui tilth, the earth. The Gasrllw ia for th« lavple all the time, everywhere. The fact that a mnu dor* not live in Guernsey, while it may l»« a great draw-back to him in a number'of way*, i* not milNcieut tn ilwlf to Jus tify damnation. On the contrary, any one, no unfortunately located, deaerviug of great pity. Nor do we think that the mnn who live* in Gnrrnwy can do no wrong. It I* aimply a ease of a good Lead or good luck Wo are all human being*. Aren't we? Ton don't like that fellow He doe* not like yon. Neither of yon care but littlo An I the little you do care amount* to le**, 80, th*.re you are. Onr cloth"** would never fit but for the fact that the other fellow take* onr tueamire. He get* them small euongh, all right. And, undoubtedly thia ia a* it *bould le*. Envy ia a curb on ae.f e*teem without it »»me of u* would not even touch the high place*. Let the icuuoclaat do bi* work it improve* *oine image* to break them I The critic ha* a mission. Among other thing* bo find* fault. He d.*** not have to go far to find it. either. Yon are not alwaya right, but yon can ilimit you are, and the fellow that ia right can object, if he want* 10. Can't lief After nil it burta nobodv. Doea good at time*. Abn«e i« not fit fur anything it can be put tc uo gm*l u*e it i* worae than worth!.*.* lint an hon opinion firmly eipie**.d may be of great value. We hu|« ao, at least. It ia a.I right fur a man Io any what bo think*, providing be think* with bi* heal. A torpid liver i* a parr Judge of hitman, or any other kind of nature. Sune i* of diwan •*d kidney*. C .ru* and bunion* an* l ot re*|*niaible fur any great nuiidier of brilliant idea*. Nolt gor*. Mean any little thing can throw a man off the right track. Uc abouhl not cipcet fix, much. It 1* an en*y mat er to fi.ul «t viacliug with olhvr*.' What 1* the u^, any way! Life i* pretty apt Io I*, horrible enough at tin* l>e*t. Some poir, hr. forliin lie cu ufier being kickeit. nbiiM.d mid knuti T Imported and Domestic Wines 4* WINES, LIQUORS CIGARS. B TONY TOMISKA, Guernsey and Hartville, Wyoming. ft ^hs Guernsey ^cfef GUERNSEY WYOMING. S C Mt’’*- Meix-y K. WveYn, ft HT SPEAKS I I EOR ITSELF wonld pgy.you lo viall Uncrnwy if for noulbcr n>s*oo -tn dnlc hu*le|rry, i*' 4 (uv 7'..".u •I u. ,‘f' •‘•f ••tic. for Kr f f faring furM a-k .••oluc moNr livery" Fttf.O ANO TNANSFKII UTARLt brnniif. gal rig»,g.MH| t<uin« ami p p good drnrt All call ordani rweltr l •'*nl|■l utti i.timi by day or night. Uuarnary Uyoniiiig THOB. A. KINCH T -a Panrrnre, I‘ahuuusoiho, Cakimixixo, GiAimao e AMD OI^SIMU. j

GUERNSEY, WYO. CARRIAGE ANO W AGON PAINTING A SPECIALTV. fiarryC. Lee, M. D. Physician and Surgeon SUNRISE, WYO. All call* an«w*n*l promptly. y *Come To Us* J f GENERAL x MERCHANDISE Our Price* and Good* Are Right Wjjncote W|)o. zv a A’. A'. Fletdicr Dealer In P i n<f WI r)e s Licjuori *7] nd I Gt ejars. GUERNSEY, WYO. Sht Cutin Saloon.. V a Nr enaaeaMa*, f»»i

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Dry Goods, Notions, Ladies’ 7 and -Gents’ Furnishings, X f Hatsand Caps, Boots and S X Shoes, Flour and Feed. Fresh Groceries and Pro- X visions Always in Stock, at S' Lowest Possible" Prices. SEND IN OR BRING YOUR ORDERS I HAVE THE GOODS TVK» a m—

Christmas Is Coming. M- sft Beginning November ist I will give with each 50c ca-h vT purchase of any goods in my store a coupon, the return of J rd coupon and 10c in cash will entitle the purchaser 1 worth of JEWELRY, of which I have a large, clean w -"tk to select from, every piece is guaranteed for 5 years W and more. 11 of QuetnsWare. Fa cy Dishes, Lamps Shelf end JfeaVy Hardware, Go. ar\d Hesters i« larger than eVer before E QUALITY THE B :ST PRICES THE LOWEST W I Still Repair Watches; AU Work Guaranteed To Bo First-Class. CALL AND GET PRICES BEIORE Bl YING KLNEWIIEKE. A z A. Crawford. OCIETiES 1 aMu l“iwiuM W —I II MO a. M, mJ fM p 4 ul«., l -I (UUtt n>u>«l(| at Uw H AM'lluHa. tow 0. L «w> m m 4; w r 1 «r hjvi.kulm •"Cm HkhrMMa) Pw •"«MM rs «M ii a. rnm. A ..UIkaNMN ««Mr Ka Ml wafoia Ciavtoa** n th. *a*4. Ci K. Subscribe for The G««eltOa C. S. TIME TABLE HUL'THHOVMI IleruUL J mwUm*. Artin* Mr.a Arriw*«« u>.M*a, •"•h a. al Ha^alU- »"I h tl.t.n. Idaista wrarnoikti UawHaaawa >«am. ItrlaaaMllamWa irilaM. UII aarw Haatailla Jaaallaa. 11l da»l» A M (’.MM. katdalw a* a I JAS. M. SIKH Ll>

(iencrai Blacksmithing A mt Carnnjfa Hui'. Hone Shoeing a S|- iiiltv M) prMM ara riultL V"" will tin.l ma m> Ntdiraaka avenin*. »'na* Ibr a I rtad frJM liruwn'a liver. Quarnaoy PoatoHKi*. (Hita, baara a*ua '.•rMp.ai 11 Ma or eueia. nuia. law-H kN I atria (U«.aO4i. .iMaa. Mare lit. iMa a. InaMt-C. a W aadt'.k H iiUr« HtwnA Catan.aa r avMatav TtoeGM«tt« ta A Vwr. Notico of SonriffH Sam. Mi.-o h-ieby given that by vir 11 fmi ord t mid.. on the 2l h >1 o of October, A D. WOS. bv Rich* «l II S.’otl. Judge of th,. Di.irict ourt in mu! for lho County of Lara uiif. Staleof Wvoiniiig, in th. cn*e "f I* Edward liruWti, lieury Met* »u«l Jolin 11 Culver, plaintiff*. 1h- Gre«m l{n|m Mining mid Milling ompany. defendant, the following •'•"by will in. Mild nt the (rout door ufth-ciurt bonne of Liramin C>nn* iv. Wyoming, on th* 3hh thy of December, A D 1W«. nt public ven due fur caah Io the liigheat bidder, or mi inn di th-rn if a. in ty be nnte.Mry Io aati.fy n judgement in favor of the •wild plaintiff' for I lie mini of Thirteen Thon-and Three Hundred and S3 on page 21*1: Bright Star Lodi* in book ItG on page 2>Kh Surprise Lule in l*mk IKion page 2uf; Lonaia l; Qmook HCi u |mge 3H; Golden Eagle Lodeiu lawk lIG oh |u:ge nil of aaid lodi-a or claim, being mtiiated in W dd Cai Mining Diatnct, pinorgnn iz-.lt, in the County ami State nfor Mid; together with all di|M, angle, nud apure, aud alao nil mineral, met ala, reck and i«rlb llerem, ami right to enter mine, deveiupe and remove the Muur. ami alao all and .ingular lie* tenement^ here.btaiueiita mid ap|nirrry |»rt ami pareel llwreot with the appiirleiiaiicea Edwin J. Sheriff ia w Dr Edw. physician g Sunjcdn GUERNSEY. WYO. tlf WOUWQ Ulxl imkml ilnma.es a specially. All calls pr >mptly nltended E.J. THOMPSON. •r I JA RI IH W rAl.l. AMi *EI. Ml*. Guernsey Wyoming Torrington Lumber Company TORRINGTON WYOMING Carries a complete line of Lumber, Lime, Cement, I’lasUr. Varnish.. Paints, Oils, Nails, Hardware and Build ing Paper at Bottom Prices. UI-CT' UHQUOTK vol J I>KICK» LT WILL I‘AV YOU CLI »1 jX( VW. By airrm meuf of Im, th p.rtie' lllj'll» Mill. l|| VnHHI Pu'.i;- *K*l’ the iluilmgt hi mid the Bui hliglm. ngrtinwl ll,,« V t h« heard in onirl nnd th.it th«* im!rwi*l. |iraMH>t«l n woiiilcrfnl Ht>|M..irnlh)kl all of th,, color, which onj i i. cß|«hlH of tnk'iig. Two of then .him. Hauphoff ili«|"Mcd of for i«arh. niui the otbara bavw l*cii placed on »ale. They mournin' ;Ux37 luchra. CLeveni.o leuuler.

No Caan of Pnoumonia on Rocord. Wedonor know ofumiigle inataiice' i wlirrvarouch or cold refilled in pneu monia or coiiaumpti.n. when I’oley'a Honey and Tar li.nl bvu taken. It curea vouylia and cold, perfectly, mi i|,i not take chances with ...me unknown prepaiution which may ci.iitain piat«N wluch cai.M> eiinatipatniii. a .million that retardarecovery fnini a cohl. Auk -for Foley a Honey au-l Tar and rmuae anyauliatitute. Mcllevllt tl.euriiayi.t. A Dlsaatrc.ua Cnlamltv. It ha di*MtrmitCithilimy, nhrh you Imi* your healtti, lut rue Hidlffedliuii mid rontdi|Nition have .dipped it away Prompt rrhet run l.r hud hi Or. Kihg^ i New Life Pill*. They build up your «h K*Mive organ, and rur«* hrvlurltr. du iiii**% rolir, oHiMtiimtiun, Hr. Guaraii t-lat M« i>r%nt r u’Si The Gazette Does Fine Job Work. Give Us A Trial 5// I I'uJvr Xrw M*iihg■•t rlin>« Dodd Proprietor, Guernsey Wyoming 11 on I Res fait ran/ MRS J T. MELLOY, PROP COHKfHOr WYOMING AVK Mir LARAMIE WT. Guehk <HVE I s HUAI. -THE 'i ^uiuraiif SAM LEE

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THE GUERNSEY GAZETTE ■UHUim. WTOMMR Japan owe* a billton anil a quartet nt dollar* Ph* I* getting civilised tad. Th* man who forced hl* wife to get up and play the piano II i a B should marry a pianola neat Mae. Becoming engaged to Iha hint of S| aln to be a favoril* oceupa- Hon among Kuropran print***ea juat now. However, th* angola must b* wom an for la It not written that mad waa «rested a little low»r than th* sa g»i»r A Naw Yorh ma a ha« of "red gSO.- ttio for the secret of Behring's coo aumpiloa ear*. It lt'a a cwt* lb* offer la rmrll "Kid" McCoy aaya he quit prlte Pghtlrg baraua* It c*aa*d to pay. Mr. McCoy. It will be *e«a. la not an artlat lor art'a aahe. Grand Huke Cyril of Ruasla I* the latest to tab* a second hand bride Ha married tb* divorced grand duchess Victoria of Hesse. Moscow's rioter* may not have heard that they have acquired the lltaalara of ftee government and are thoroughly rostented. A New Jersey woman testlßes that her busband hat not been one* sober since IMS gbe ought to be Wahlblb Ing. not divorcing him. Their lg leavea are to be removed horn the etatnee la the Detroit Mu •cum of Art. Thia met cruel, with cold weather coming on. Ooldwln Smith think* married men should have two vote* each. But It ba t likely that thia kind of female •uffrage will ever be accepted. That Brooklyn Stander who wanta to gght a duel with Caatro need not be surprised If he la haughtily told t* go aad get a reputation ffrst. Seattle aaya It doe* not waal the Christian Kudeavor convention It I* Just a* well. Christian endeavor would have a tough lime la Seattle. 1a the prevalllag eirltemeal It tee Inee geaerally overlooked that the Watblagtoo baseball club Ihla year loal the dial lection of holding loweat place. Chinamen may kaow bow to make »uperl(« bnmba. but they would aerer make rncceaaful anarcblnta. aa they annul grow the wblakrr* that go with ■he trade. Cuasldv rtag the superlur anil sills had kwh shirk sclenro bsbltually sears, one must thlsk It ought tu has Just completed her drat nea son as a professional baseboll umpire aid *lll apply tor a post lion In th* weeftr* leagw* nest year Come Mare Maa. ibis Is gening rertoua. WYMIM HMPEmm Jaka ■Hott, charged with killing a sheep herder, Jame* 8 McClure, St Dry Wells a abroring pen ail mile* south of Roch Spring*. May 171 b, last, haa bean convicted manalnagbter. John McNlah. married a second Um* only two weeha aam Ml from a wagon near Kammerer nad at ruck on hla head, dying soon. H* two chil dren by a former wife, aad consider able property. Harry K. Burwell, th* twenty-fonr yror-old son of Mrs. 8. M. Burwell of Basie, died suddenly n few days since front beurt failure while working In tb* held. He was well known throngb ant the country K. Gillett*. superintendent of the Wyoming divisions of the Burlington's Billings Une. bn* resigned bl* position effective at oner. He will be suc ceeded by Ch I est Dispatcher R J. He deameyer of Uueola. Nebraska. In th* District Court at Rawlins Judge Craig overruled th* motion for a new trial In the case of J a me* Malady of Kncampmeat. convicted of manslaughter, and sewteaced Malody to two yearn la the penitentiary. The comptroller of tb* currency haa approved the application of R. C. Parks. Jr.. John K Kearns. F. W. Bent. U 8 Newton and 8. Conant Parka to organise the Sboabone National Bank of Cody. Wyoming. with IH.vee capi tal. Repreeeatatlve Moadell has been as sured by tb* general land office that everything would be In radioes* for opening tb* Shoshone Indian rroerva lion on schedule time neat June. The survey* will be completed about De ceniber let. nnd when approved the several remaining allot meats will be cleared up. The Carboa County Wool Growers' Aaaoelatloa. in session nt Rawlins, au thorised negotiations to be made by Ite officers with the Union Pnclffc Railroad Company to prevent the Red Desert being purchased by pHvate par ties sad th* treesing out of the small ebeep owner*. The tract embraces several thousand acres. Tb* forest service hss granted per mission to Henry Nrlsoa sad Francis H Rhober of gundance, Wyoming. to operate a steam thresher la that por- Hon of the Black Hills forest reserve lying la Wyomlag. Tb* Carbon Tim ber Company baa been granted au thority to construct a telephone Hue on the Medicine Bow forest reaerra tloa In Wyomlag. Henry Clay. In the county jail Laramie, under sentence of death for the murder of a merchant In thia etty several months ego. tried to eecape on th* night of October IM. He bod broken a leg from a table la bls cell aad proposed to assault Jailer Jones when be came to lock the cells, but bis plan waa frustrated by a hired girl who discovered him 10 bldlag. A switch engine el Casper which bad been left by the engineer sup poaedly with steam abut off. started down the track through the yards, passed out on to th* mala Une aad reached tb* neat station. leu mll*a east, when It waa noticed by two cow boy* on ponies, who aprang Into the cab aad stopped It The eagtae waa reversed and run bach to the Casper jarda The North Holt* ond Encampment Canal Company ba* been organised st Encampment with E H Pow»r. George M Hohl aad C L Hinkle as trustee, and will begin consirucllou of an Irri gating ditch tor the reclamation of over SS.tMO acre* of th* richest land In the valley An engineer baa arrived and U making the survey, and IM men will be used In th* coesi roct lon of the anal Tb* land Is adapted to the pro duction of sugar beet* On the 37th alt Senator Warr** re turned to Cheyenne from hl* trip to the Orient with the Tuft party. Al though at bl* desk be la suffering from a bruised shoulder, ibe result of e fall n lhr dh>|ie> id a mine al Cumberland. William F Harker, a young man tsenty nine years of age. wa* struck by a string of empties which had -8 FwWW r WV^PTB OWBW St. Paul.—At the Roosevelt birth day celebration Preeideat A. B. Btlek ney of the Great Western railway told about rebates He aaM: "The Ingenuity which la now eaer claed by both railways aad their cus tomers to mslatota tbe roeroey of re bate* can be Illustrated better than de scribed. Stare tbe iajtsactloM were iasued—aad tbe terrors of ths law are coasidered Immlasat I havs boea told—l do aot vouch tar Its' truth, al though 1 have esea what purports to boa copy of tbs -eoatract betweea ablpper* aad ths routiag agoacy—of cues* where youag moa from so-called routiag agaaeiea la New Torii make periodical trips through th* Western cities, Irovtag aot beak ckecks, but packages of actual moaey, without aot* or comawat. upon certala mer cheats' desks takiag no voucher nor receipt. Curloueiy when throe peek agro are counted they are found to be exactly a certain perceatage. suppooed to be iweatv-ffvo per coat, of tbe amouat of freight which each mer chaats have paid a certain railway company etace the toot preview visit ot tbe young man who thee dietributes huadrads of thoronada of doilaru aa aually. Wewiee WewM Uneeot Rmeot. Philadelphia. More thaa Ste Wt women ropreaentiag the leading womoal orgaatanttoea of the Called Mateo have adopted a memorial coll lag tor the uaaeatlag of United dutoe genator Reed Smoot. Tbto waa aa nouneed by the enecwtlve committee ot the Nattooal Oeagrrn of Mather* who met here today. Tbto memorial win be proeented when Coagreea coa- VMM*. VaKed scikm era* decided upoa at a meeting of Iha necullve committee of the Nailaaal Leagw* of Wowwa's Or gaalsatloes which was held la New York. The women declare that Reed Smoot, who Is aa apostle aad la direct line for thr Marmoa presidency. han pledged Anil allsgtaace Io lb* Mormon heirarehy. whlsb has broke* faith with the govetaawal. ■moot, the wornta declare, coalrole ■be vote of right other senator* aad. fearing that hi* power will Increase, they ask that net loa be lake* al Ibe con real a* of Coagrrsa It wa* decided to bold tbe next Huns I congn-se of mother* al Lm Angele*. May 7, A, A sad 10. IAN. Merten Menoment Unveiled. Nebraska CRy, Neb.—ln Ibe pres enc- of t.omi peratma. and with elam orate ceremonies. a Mate* of J Bier Ila* Morton, secretary of sericulture In th* leal levels nd Cabinet, nnd founder of Arber Day. waa unveiled nt Morton park itaturvisy afternoon Prin cipal of those present nt tb* ceremony were Former President Cleveland. Former Vie* President OtevensM. Paul Murton. Governor Mickey. Hoe. Hilary A Herbert. Itavld R Francia aad others .ri«. T«* Thaeaaaff Mateeea* Die. Wachiagtom—The FeaMon Bursae Mfferts a loss gs LMI Civil War pen- Mearo by death decia* OeffkaJCT The aat deereaas peaMeesv* wm W«al es tewt D*eeiea roils Dwtemer Nth. BENVER MAMETS Drover Union Btoek Twda, Out. N. i-Cattle roeeigta on the Deavor mar ket were tb* heaviest last week nt any week daring tbe tali meatho tn the hie jsry of the yards Over HAW head arrived aad nN were earned aad eold hers Tbe market wan toiriy active bet prise* are iff to He tower tbaa a week ago. Tkla was ant dw to aay lack of deamnd. bar to tbe tpet that the rollroada were enable-to furnish suß stoat euro to load oat the settle ae they were purchased and they bad to bs bold la tbs yards tar ssvsral day* at coaaMsrnbls supenro to tbs pur chaser. For ibis reaaoa roisemsa had to make eeaesoetaaa to move the set tle. but all wore of the epiataa that had It aot boro tar thia tost prises would have boro fully steady ae ther* was a good demand tor everything. Best steers were In fair supply nnd ■old under very good demand. Bent brought M il with tbe bulk dowa io M.OO. C*ws sold very well aad some faacy stuff oa sal*. Boot fsacy cow* brought M-U. the best priss far ssv oral months with another buneh at UH. Throe were very fanny how ever. and moot of the sews aoM at U M to gl to with a aomber of salro at tbe latter ffguro. Bolle were strong with gI.H roprseeatlng tbs tom aad vesto sold well at gg.M to g> n at Got. Jeßoreoa Dat that agniaM the weaiaa of the conn Governor, yoe aad L aad all other* n aotbority, owe R tower people to d> (Mt tte rMfiteh tynch tow la the DoHN Dtatol" FRDMMNT IN DANMR- Hie Veaeel Comn la CoiHeiea W>i» a Fewß DAaamor. Flagship Wool Vlrglata. via N*' Orieaaa, by wintaaa.—At II o'ri- Tbaroday analog, tbroagh eeofu af sigaata. the fruAt ataaaer Ebpsi niltoed with the Mghtheaw ir* Magnolia whieb wm ceaueyiM FrooAdonL Deeratary Loeb aad Risey to tbe cruiear Wool Vlrgla* 1' roll aad part bow of tbe Magaolls daaaagod aad two ar throe hetoe m. la tbe veoaoi below tbe water lio Mroek wm beaahed. her bow b>>< t high aad dry. After a earofol east Mlm of the daanage to tbe vow wm evldeat then wm m deaarr the Frartdeat aad hla party wee l bed. Malar CrolgMU. Vaßod •aglaeero, whaM aalp, tbe Ivy. a chip of the MagneMa, had gnaedr.i Magaaßa aad wm aaaeo di«« ahead. aeM aa eMar to hand tb* i< off al Filat alaftoa aad have be< torn far the Fraaldoal aad hto pare Tbe traaafor wm aaN al I that aMeniag. The yaaoel art u*' 1 way iaumedtoAety aad the Wom gtoto wm hoarded aa adhedoto u*' Foma FreeMeni io Faetoge* Ltahaa FasNfoA^MMdaM Lm* 1 arrived ^oat foaMa Mito aad nw whh aa aailMMMda ragepttaa- kim Chartaa aad Aho MNSart PfaaldaM M the raMaf atottoa. d M iMMIM iMVi ~r vaeoM the oRy. eaaaMap M. In* 1 to the A|oto pataaa

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gUPPIRIHOa UNTOIA Kansas CHy WOMM* -W vn. M.ry Cogla. mb ksbsm aty. mb. oom 1,111 -_ “Tor years I -vw rwMw rmnidm weak, lame aad aero, no kidaey encre- ttoes were too 1 tregooaLTMa dropsy pMrd ap my aaklM natU thoy were a olgM to beheld. Dee- tore pn»c ap. bat I be- (OP- [.^fTKidney Pills. aad th* remedy I r, r d mr K> tMt I Mm Mm wall ever .Ince Md Mm Md Im Mby. i tl. first la See tMt WM Bat prema f.rely bora" Hold by all dealers. M ceata a bos. r rater Milbura Co.. Balata. N. T. Ape MaaMM Th.re is only owe tairetaadard by .ha mans work caa M BSMeared. i .hai Is wMt M caa da. NeitMr nor youth cm eoaataMiall_ tM that does tblßga. Pueblo enter t.ia LAW URGtO BY MLPMSKIM. Rtai Animus of ktouamaat Agatast Rems lias Deservedly Pepuier. An adroit but plausible scheme by .n it la hoped to prejudice tM Mia I proprietary medleiOM la IM propo -1.1: n to prohibit tM Mia of aay Mb ely which eoatalas potoM” aalaM h pame of the boot aad Moot widely U. 1 remedieo la th* world cantala »»m« one lagrodtoat which. If taken la •■iScleal quantlti** Might be got a moue. and yet the proparattan an a bole not poleoooea at aM. OghMb finataace, la need la email «math te. in many of the beet twtl for c, aha. colic, diarrhea, ete^ to Motto a be .iropa aad la nlmort all Itoimoata. To H-qulre auch medieiaaa to be tatoe ij labeled poiaoa" would ba merely a ntong device to atom the paUto an i thua bring abort the deetraettaa o' th- Mie of thaea remedtea, aad to dir«tiy to compel people to procero the m-diciM they want by the mete m> n«tve method of gaaoaltlag a ghy -I tan and getUag Mo praeeriptto*. la her «ord*. I*, la M oßort to *OO*OM •b. m from getting cheaply the rome •l »hlch they aad their father* ba ’hem have ea*d tor many yearn.— Mlle*! eacbahge. thinga that go by edbtrariee are 'hat come to naaght. TEA Os all the drinks that we drink, a nice cap o( tea to the daintiest 1 li- lean «-ipertoace a man baa the 1 I' I« sot him to tall to tore. n nahs. Nehr, Oct M.—lt Ip rw i I (torn Caspar, Wya, tMt sales tow n lota tor tM Bev lowa of Me ne. located at tM edge of tM t.d River Reserratiaa M IM BOW nt The Chloags B Narth-Woaton hhort iism. Beyors erUeat- n (ll re on tM growth es tM ally •h«n tM ladißß BsootmUm Io »n open to SOUIOMMI bsb» Ibbo. _ *Nm^b TMb* tBTLSTB SSTWI2X •mmUb^ETULSV 001 Mm m TEA Good t« b bamr thaa poor coda* aad aaab baa moaoy. Gobythabaab East Lynne Ie Sold Village Made Famoua by Mra. Henry Wood's Papular Now! Under Hammer Beat Lynne—that la to say, tbe til lage wh|cb. under that name, la the aceM of Mra. Henry Wood aetol. 'Beat Lytne"—la being cold. The whole tillage to to go to the htgboet bidder and whoever buy* in the e» iota will tad bimaelf poaoenaor of an Engltoh pariah complete. There to ike village, manor forma paature land* bad orchard*. On the amp of England Enat Lynne fgurea a* an obocur* bet very ancient tA’orcealerahlre village under th* WM Abberton. It I* Abbertoe. how ever. whleb eoatala* the ball la which Lady Isabel had her >outWal home, where oho returned no the bride of Archibald Carlyle, whom oho quitted la a St of plan*, only to return ngaln. dl**el*od a* Mm*. Vin*, to name her ■lek child aad then to pea* away after having confeoaed her folly aad re 'reived her hatband a forgiven***. Few popular coveto, perbape. have CMtalaed more glarlag literary fault* than "E*»t Lynne." but few hate ever •Wualed It la popularity. Mra. Henry Wood wrote "Boat Lynne" in lACI. when It flnt appeared la Colburn'* New Monthly. A* *oon It wa* completed It wa* latucd In book form. It went through edition after edition In Great Britain, wa* pirated vigor oualy la America and traatlated Into every known language. Including Par and Hindooetnal. One of the librarian* In Madrid, yeara after, told the author a bob that the moot pop ular book oo the ahelvee wa* "East Lynn*." For forty year* It ba* a play had *ueev**ful run on tbe •tag*. Numovoua v*r*loa* of It were praducod between IMI aad 11*0. bnt from none of them did tbe author prodt a cent. "Ea*t Lyane" ha* mad* mor* than Sl.fddSd* for otbm. and inly f*m* foe It* artbor. Th* atory to. from th* modern point if view. d*foctlv* in nlmoat every thing which mnke* a novel a work of irt, but It cannot be mid to lack la :id**i or latereat. Half of Ito pop alarity at th* Umo of Un pnbUcattoa wan nadowbtodly doo to th* renetton th** aritteg In agalaat tea** aad Im- It wa* a protect agalaat th* CMvea tloaal hero, aad m tb* (tag* It wa* m* of lb* aartlert of moder* “prob tom" playa, before “problem" play* w*ro rocogalabd aad labeled. It re gain* groat good wUI to tb* author to b*ltov* that th* terota* could re tar* to tar huabaad'* hM** aad ro mala tb*ro without th* huabaad a**- lag through the traaaparoat dtogulie as pair *f Mu* gaggtoa. Modern crittotam to apt to character!** Lady laabri M a eery silly woman and b*f bMband aa a vary d*aaa apMiawn of maahaad. WbUo Mro. Hoary Woob trao Mt ■bUIM la otaraoior braalag. »b» mM to taoo bob la telab a toraor ovaor at Abbortoa Nall aboa aba brow Mr. Carlylo Tbla gaailaaaa rootorob ita oM cbareb aab «aa* orally abate* la Ita aolabborbo* for bio aalbara bltaaaaa a* «oa»r ally Abbortoa te ita aobora atoUlM of Ita BbrttM of tta Daantu boob, aab M moo baob la taaoa ttaaa. abaa Ita oaaan waro tta abbata of Far ■taro, la tta roiaa of Mwarb I. ita Mao woa obaaMb to Albrotoa. Aab to IIM aM tta aoaortol rltato ata ■atroaMa at tta aartab wora gtaalob to Ttaawa aab Fraacto ItatoM by Noary TOL OatM toto to tta ol«b --toaato ooatary tta ItaMMfi boto tta maar, bat Itaa tta oatato aaaob totojta taata^at ^MtoaL^wta^ IB pOMMBMi BW OMM

Mtotate Mrtta Ototeato ftafMtob otaNh at Abtartoa yaa* MM MW tatoto at araat btaaito a« Corrtspoodracv. (Medal Internet. It la believed to lute be.!, achagolry early an uh cok ot the goepela aad a ebaMee in the other aha chooe the latter. It laerlt able that each a ptoaa *oman «hould hareemlraclea aaaociated »hh her came aad many are reported to hare been wrought la remote tlm and com manding vlewa of the Ma.vern hllla The ball to a eummedlo building and the moat Intareeting relic of Ita early days to a atoae and brick Ellis bethan ehlmney. with th- date ICIP carved on It. Ftoral Manar, which la alan situ ated la the pariah. F*a once the prop erty of Guy de Beaaebatup earl of Warwick, who. bowerer. lost It in one of tba social gad pN'.Uesl upheavals Sepieli AfeOovdoa* of hto Uma. At the dlsiahitlaa of the moaaatertoe all the ianda Ml late the bands of Hoary VHI who period with them to the Sheldons aad It waa la this way that that old famSy camo la to yoMiioloa of the anttoe pariah. Vn^^^Am Wm*Ah^NghA tow B^MmWAAA la the early days of her htatory. Bralatree, Vt.. bad two clergymen, Klder Huetiagtoa. who waa abort la Mature aad carried bls bead low. aad the Ree. Mr. Cleveland who waa tall aad straight. Oace when they were traveling to gether. Mr. Cleveland Mid to Oder Huntington: "What makes you al ways go with your head done? It you would bold It up people would tblnk more of you." After a few minutes they came to a wheat Sold, aad the elder, polatlag It out to hto companion. aald: "You seo la that Sold of wheat cams beads stead up straight aad ethers base dowa. Those that bang down are ailed with wheat, but those that stasd up have eotblag but chag." Bamaw I t^^Maaaa rwVwyf^sfw^wi wt There ere being Inatailed In Brad ford. Sag. pseay-la-tbeslot msebiaes lais which you pot yoir money to se cure lasurnace coupons The Issue aace Is toe death by accMaat. perms- MOt lOiMl tIMbIMMBt. W lOGSBOfBry total dlMblemsof by aeddaat. aad tbs ■easy la gwareaioed by aa eaaMaat ineumaea maiety. You pet year pea ay la. writs your aame aad addroea. lega lb ar with the data aa a roll of SBb tIM pas an MtMrttt lasored Nr erne wook okoikot kooJkow® to ttbk MBeot 8188 Bn death or total diaablaaMat,■ •U>BsrMAaar^tmwotMdßtt» I To tbs housewife who has not yet be ams scquslnted with the new thtnus of everyday use in lh« market snd who is ressonably satisfied with the old. we would suggest that a trial of lunatics Cold Waler Htanh be made at once. Not alone tovause It leguar> ant--d by the manufacturera to to au perlor to any other brand but because each loc package contains IS oaa. while all the other kinds contain but ,>1 osa II la safe to say that the la ir who ones uses fb-flance Hlarch will use no other. Quality aad quantity must win. "Why do you tblnk It waa I ramps that robbed the clothes Une?" "Dr cuuar thoy look everything but the towels." sm. wmatown Smamw oyewp. Home men uro high livers. All gl raOrn are. OPERATIONS AVOIDED Two Grateful Letters from Women Who Avoided Serious Operations.—Many Women Suffering from Like Conditions Will Be Interested. |Bk> F 4j Vs '^L«tf wßrE®B When a physician tells a woman, gnf-1 faring from ovarian or womb trouble. I that an opera'.low la necessary It. of eoaree. frightens her. Tha very thought of the operating table aad the knife strikes terror to her heart. As owe woman e« pressed it, wbea told by her physicisa that she mast undergo bn obefutioa. she felt that her death knell bed sounded Our hospitals are full of women who are there for ovariaa or womb oprrstioos! it to quite true that these troubles may reach a stage where aa operation to the oaly resource, bet such cases are much rarer than is generally supposed, because a great many womea have been eared by Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound after the doctors had aald aa operation must be per formed In fact, up to the print where the knife must lie used to secure instant relief, thia medicine is certain to help The strongest and most grateful Statements |»-ssildr to make come from women who. by taking Lydia E. link ham's Vegetable Compound, have escaped serious oprrall rviwwu mr teenks f.w tbs good Lydia II llnkknm's t egeiaUr Compoun.l did nw The -luetor mat I coubl net get well unlaw I bad aa .qeentbm for ovarian ami female troutd*. I knew I could not Ikami the strain of an .qwratkui aad made up my mind I would to m In.alid far life. Mb MMHurp AMn-A Num But IMnbUbM b Nmbb** Mb |Anti*eptic] I Remedy I For Family and Farm IKirLnAlS^^l |2S Weekly Easily Made MUM el Rmu taMUtec Bar»•«••• Hhmt Num to ItoM tor Ytomem Met her Gray, a nuns la New Ysftokdlm gm ere.l a nlcaaaal herb remedy for woman's UI. called AUNTUALIAN LEAF. It la the Sily certala monthly c-rulabir. Cures main weaknesses, Ils- hacks. Kidney and rlnary Iniublaa At all llruasi.ts nr by mall Meta. Hnmpto mailed FKEH. Addraee, The Mother Gray Co., LalUy, bi. Y. "I sincerely hope your football team Isn't brutal." "Not auaclentty btutal to win." TEA Is there anything good that isn't advanced by good tea Is there anything bad that isn’t kept down by good tea nmriag bow Lydia E Plnkhamh Vsgetabis i'oomouad tod mvsd ottor wemm from wriom opwaUow. I dscHed to try H. andla |rm than four months I was eutiraly cured; and words tail toespram mg tbiakfutoem Miaa Margret Merkley of STS M Street, Milwaukee, Wia., writee: Dear Mrs Plakhsm Lorn of etrsaalh, egtrsmo sarveasossm aavera obsetiag arias through tea privto omna, cvempe. bmrteg down palae. aad mlnma Irrttetloa comyaUed ma to eeth isidliwl advim. Tbs doctor.sitae makiag aa esamiaatfoa. mMihat I bad ovariaa tram blaaad akvraMoa. aadadriaad aa ogoratem so--. Ito bail aymirimw AiMpyse—s-d I am -wo» mor. riraag. vigorous ami well; ami I can not oipnm my thaabs for what it hae done for mr Ovarian nnd womb troubles uro slendlly on the Increase among women —nnd before aulimit!ing to an opera tion every woman should try Lydia E I'inkham'a Vegelahle Compound, and nr Ue. Mrs. I'tkhnm at Lyne. Mana, for advice. For Ihlrty ycara Lydia E Hnkham t Vegetable CumptMind has been curing the worst forms of female eompleints, all ovarian troubles. Inflammation, ul -1 cernthm. fulling nnd dlsplncemenl of the nomb. leucorrhtrn. Irregulnritiea, indigestion mid nervoua prostration Any tvomnn who could rend the mnny grateful letters on Die In Mrs Pink ham s office would he conrlnced of the efficiency of her advice and Lydia R I'inkham'a Vegetable Compound Denver Directory wk w. %ni k wima* <n. M-'Bl aktllßhlW MRm|k~i «elllft«e |.ip '»»g Bft<l wtafw Ilir HHJ mrlal rJ^mi. I. WILNI SINK MBILH tak |.^r dmalr-r tear Ihrtn Tak* »t ••hwt STOVE l-ultae. Uli l i.rwr, Urs... Fbiuw til AMERICAN HOUSE 1 »^mf jsmr 4a) la Bit* tan plan BROWN PALACE HOTEL tnwoa elaa. SI M aad Howard. Oxford Hotel VtoS a ll«I RBieat aM MvsM tlk»f»v«M Ito MwreM* IWMHIWB aa4 iuxii^A k! t^jei.sjr' jTatSKHr.n-a r«u ttorwi gw _ a^-_a M« _ B. B. BURLINGAME A COJ MUY IRtt-SSSSttw

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