Tks lllllwytunny. THE INDIAN Preparing far Faatar Trains. There will be bo eerviees tu the “ALLABOARD!” IDAHO AVAR. The Daily Leader. The latest and most reliable advices A new time table is in contemplation Presbyterian church to-day. A Brief Sketch of the and NEW GOODS! HCBLISHKD DAILY. KXCKPT MONDAY,BY we can boundary sur- Nez Perccs by the railroad which tlie Hills obtain from the moguls by Read the original story of “that bar- The Colorado Central and Black from Mc- Their Characteristics. trip from . veying party are Judge New York to San Francisco 2. GLAFCKE, Proprietor Railways. rel of salt,” on our fourth page. Laughlin, who arrived on yesterday’s will be shortened not less than twenty- NEW GOODS! M TliiC Tlie Perces coach, lie states that the stage agent Nez (Pierced Noses) four hours. A. N. Towne, Genera) Wenger & Stenderare making exten- Cheyenne to and Indians their be the Terminus of One at Jenney’s Stockade informed him that have received name from Superintendent, aud T. C. Goodman, AT Pioneer Paper of Wyoming. sive repairs on their bowling alley. the Initial Point of the Other. the fact that not known to members of tlie survey called at tlie they are General Passenger Agent of the Cen- pierce tlieir noses, just as the Flat-head tral railroad, OF Sabbath School concert at the Con- stockade on Thursday last and said Pacific met the Union aCBMKIPTIOVI final Indians, are so-called because they (IN ADVANCE.) gregational church this evening at 8 Messrs. Gould and Dillon had a their camp was some ten miles east of Pacific officers in Utali last week for Cowhick’s Store Our: year....._ 510.00 interview with the citizens committee, that line be- seldom flatten tlieir heads. In 1830 the the purpose of arranging'the Six mouths 0.00 o’clock! point, being exactly on the new time- Three Clark’s last American hoard established a mission table. Fast months ” Ji.oo in Gen. Superintendent car tween and Dakota. This trains have been month Wyoming recently One .. . I 00 A foot-pad searched George Sertli's hut it discontinued Per week, ...'. There were present U. S. Sen- would indicate line is twelve among them, was put on the main roads from supplied by carrier." 25 pockets Friday night, relieving him of evening. that tlie Chicago »iut(le copy .. of the Rev. 10 ator Teller, Pres. Loveland, of the Col- miles west of Custer, Jenuey’s Stock- ill 1817, after tlie murder east, and by increasing the speed of over 8100. Mr. Whitman by the an allied WHOLESALE and RETAIL! orado Central R. R., and Messrs. Con- ade being twenty-two miles west of Cayuses, trains on tlie Union and Central Pacific tribe, Whitman failed to cure the SUNDAY. JUNE 24. 1877. Nearly all the horses sold at govern- verse, Nagle, Whipple, Warren, Steele Custer by air line, though it is thirty- ifr. roads a few miles an hour a day’s ride Indians of tlie measles and as had THE ment sale yesterday were purchased by and Glafcke. five miles by tlie very crooked wagou they can be saved on the trans-continental unlimited faitli in tlie skill of their CHURCH SERVICES TO-DAY. G. W. Stone and Terry & Hunter. Mr. Gould informed tlie Cheyenne road. This does not shake our belief trip. The Central Pacific company They sold at from 835 to 8110 each. committee that the Colorado Central that though medicinemen, hut not much confidence are now building a cut-off in Califor- Episcopal Church. —Comer of IRtli Deadwood is in W'yoming, railroad would be extended at once to will in tlieir morality, they regarded 51r. nia, it is estimated, will save and Ferguson streets. Rev. F. TV. Sistsrs ringed it is possible that the line cut which, The Vaidis caned and connect with the line of the Union Whitman's failure as intentional and two hours’ time Finest Stock! Tomkins, Services Deadwood run between between Sacramento Jr., rector. at 11 Manager McDaniels, yesterday. It in twain, or a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Pacific, but that the construction of that city and Troy (Gayville) 2J miles malicious. In tlie Oregon Indian war and San Francisco. was the anniversary of his birthday, Ever brought to Ch*y«une, pop tilling oi St. Mary's Catholic Church —Corner tlie Black Hills road would probably be west. they were friendly to tlie whites. In The Union Pacific road-bed is in 20th and the gifts were very costly and and O’Neil streets. Rev. J. 31c- deferred for a year. 1857 they had fifty acres of ground splendid condition, steel rail has been Goldrick, P. P. Morning services at 8 .elegant. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. _ After considerable tlie under cultivation, and manifested a and is and 10:30 a. m. Evening service 7 p. m. discussion, being put down, aud there is Dry Goods, The Union Pacific boys were made following basis of agreement was disposition to acquire the arts of civil- Congregational Church. Comer of an C. P. Heath, Esq., came In from nothing to prevent making much faster Nineteenth and Hill streets. Rev. C happy, yesterday afternoon, by the ar- drawn up and signed by tlie parties con- ized life. A treaty was made with the time than at present. The same may Notions, M. Deadwood yesterday afternoon. Sanders, pastor. Services to-day at rival of the pay car. ‘Heaps” of cerned : tribe in 1854, but a part of the tribe re- be said of the Central Pacific. 11 a. m. and Bp. m. Sabbath school greenbacks were put into circulation the J. J. Williams and Thos. Quilty.ar- fused to recognize it, and never went on Boots, concert at Bp. Memorandum of Agreement us to m. Seats free. thereby. building of the Colorado Central Rail- rived from Fort Laramie on yesterday’s tlie reservations, which include the best Explanatory. Methodist Episcopal —Corner road, coach. Shoes, Church. from Longmont , Colo., to Chey- lands in north-western Idaho and a Grave injustice was done the Chey- of 18th and Ransom streets. Rev. IV. Last Monday 2,000 boxes- of straw- enne, and a railroad Wyo., of Jrom Col. P. D. Vroom, Third Cavalry, area in northeastern enne & Black Hills Stage Co., in yes- F. Warren, pastor. Services at 11 a. berries were shipped from Greeley, Cheyenne, Wyo., to the lllack Mills, or considerable New six Oregon, terday’s Leader by the statement that Fancy Goods m. Sabbatli school at 12 in. Young which indicates that the good people of to a point north of Cheyenne on the left yesterday for York on tin* two containing nineteen people’s meeting, 6:30 p. in. Class road to the Slack nills, and on the months’ leave of absence. hundred and twenty-five square miles, a treasure box was lost from the coach meeting after evening sermon. that town spent the Sabbath in a faith- And every thing ip the shape of Kurth Platte river. Hon. Henry M. Teller, U. S. Sena- and iu 1874 there were nineteen hun- on the night of the 19th, near Jenney’s African Methodist Church. —Corner ful study of the profits. Tlie Colorado Central Railroad Co. of 18th tor from Colorado, came up from Den- j dred Indians on tlie reservations and Stockade. and Thornes streets. Rev. agree to build tlieir line of railroad Thomas Whitlock, pastor. Services John S. Dearborn and Susan S. G. ver yesterday by special train. ! on small farms near by, and there were No treasure box has ever been lost Wear at 11 late man and wife, will here- from said Longmont to Cheyenne with- from a coach by as Ladies' Ready-Made to-day a. m. and 8 p. m. Dearborn, Hon. W. A. 11. Loveland, of Golden, Ij nine hundred more Nez Perces in tlie tills company, and after walk in separate paths, Judge in six months. 11l consideration of in The long as Luke Voorhees superintends City, Colo., president of the Colorado | Wallowa valley eastern Oregon. AT District Court Doings. Fisher granted a decree of said building of said line of railway, had moved the the line, none will be lost. Tlie copy having Central Railroad Co., was ill the city | Presbyterians mission, by tlie County of Laramie, Wyo., agrees i of the item in question, which SATURDAY, JfeNE divorce prayed for Johu S. and tlie Indians had eighteen hundred was 23. to issue its bonds to said Colorado Cen- yesterday. In the case of Benito vs. E. j acres under cultivation, and horses iieaded “a lucky find,” was plain Baca M. Railway fare between New York and years, Hon. F. B. Smith, mayor of Custer] end E. Nagle, defendants’ tral Railroad Co., payable in 20 j | and cattle valued at enough, but a printer who thought he Bottom Prices! Post demur- Chicago, over 900 miles, is 811; between City, arrived here on yesterday’s coach. 8130,250. rer was overruled. bearing interest at the rate of 8 per I i lu his work on the “Native Races of knew more than the editor, changed Denver and Cheyenne, 100 miles, 810. cent, per annum, redeemable after 10 He came down to meet his family, and | Samuel Osgood, charged with lar- j j tlie Pacific Coast,” sfr. 11. H. Bancroft the wording so as to make the meaning Between Cheyenne and Omalm, 510 years par of eacli will visit Kansas before returning to j .CALL AND EXAMINE. ceny, plead not guilty. Trial set for at in amounts 815,000 | • gives the Nez Perces credit for being erroneous and unjust,' and the proof miles, 831. Truly, comparison'll are to be selected by lot—said bonds Custer. June 25tli. year, I j comparatively cleanly. They are not, leader failed to alter it. Also Sole Ageul for the Sale of odious. so issued to be in amount 8150,000; ! Sam TV. Hunt, John C. Porter and j ¦ ——» In the case of the Territory vs. Jas. lie says, particularly war-like, but fight The latest thing in church revivals said bonds to be issued to said company j Jno. Elliot left for Deadwood on yester- Brick dwelling for rent. First rate Carmichael, charged with grand lar- ] bravely against a foreign foe* Tiiey locution. Apply to W. Richardson, at in Denver is the selling of a of February 1878. day’s stage. The way passengers were BUTTERICKS PATTERNS ceny, defendant’s motion for a change saucer on or about Ist, torture captives a little less than other tlie Ist National bank. It molasses for 75 cents,in which is placed 11 is further agreed that whenever a j Mrs. Lucy Gardner, Mrs. Thos. Hall j of venue was granted, and the case ] Indians do, as they recognize the con- a silver half dollar. The parchaser railroad shall Vie built from tlie line of I and IVin. K. Smith. A choice line of flue famiii groceries, Os whicli you will always find anything transferred to the Second District court. j veniencc ofslaves, and frequently stop contained in the catalogue o 1 fashions. must take the silver coin from the sau- tlie Union Pacific Railroad, to the Col. C. TV. Fisher, Superintendent of fresli ranch butter and eggs, and all The grand jury presented one Terri- i j the torment before life is endangered, seasonable vegetables will be found at cer, containing the molasses, with his Black Ilills, or 100 miles on tlie* line tlie Denver Pacific railway, torial and two United States indict- arrived! i Tlieir favorite tactics consist of a Frazier &Co’s cheap casli grocery, 10th lips, after which, by the payment of an thereof by the Colorado Central Rail- here yesterday in his special car for the j ments, and ignored the indictment stealthy approach to tlie enemy and an street, between Ferguson and Eddy. It additional dime, he is to kiss road, or the Union Pacific Railroad Co., purpose of and J j O. F. COWHICK, against John J. McGiuniss. permitted meeting conferring unexpected attack in the early morning. ! the prettiest girl in the room. starting from Cheyenne, Wyo., the said with the Gould-Dillon party. i Con AValdraven is looming up. Tlie Court adjourned to Monday, June They have more and better stock than best meats, both salted and fresli, also county of Laramie will issue its bonds I - ] Proprietor, 25th, at 0 a. in. Leader Mr. TV. G. Provines, who lias been , many other tribes, and it is only tlie tlie finest assortment of vegetables in A reporter visited Abney’s bearing interest at 8 per cent, payable yesterday, and took a look at making an extended and thorough tour ; jpoorest families that do not have a horse this burg, can he found at ids market, stable, 20 years after date, to the amount of on ITtli street. It brand Sacred Instrumental Jubilee N. R. Davis’ fine and fast stallion, of the county, returned yesterday. lie : j for each member, children included, j 2 Carey This evening theatre. 8250,000, to the company building said very No. Block. at McDaniels’ Huerfano (Wliarfano). He is a beau- can give a idea of tlie ; When a Nez Perce loses his wife lie Kabis Still Lives, Those who thoroughly understand railroad, and in case said railroad to wealth of the having assessed good tiful bay, four years old; was raised by county, \ i cannot marry again for a year, but and for a cool, nice, refreshing drink of music will be gratified, and those who the Black Hills from the line of the all property thereof outside of; beer, call Kabis’ Dave Gage, of Chicago, and is a thor- the j there is no law against marrying just lager (at brewery, at & do not, cannot but be delighted at the Union Pacific Railroad, shall start from Lake slinnehaha. Ho will be there to ough-bred. Huerfano will take first Cheyenne. i before liis wife dies, and so preventing JEWELRY WATCHES “congress . any other point on the line of said attend to you. It of sweet sounds.” Under money in the recent race run by him Jay Gould, Sidney Dillon, Supt. ;an uncomfortable interregnum, and the leadership of Union Pacific Railroad, than said Chey- Mr. Jos. Olleren- at Denver. Mr. Davis lias owned him Clark and party arrived here yesterday this lie generally does. Prostitution is j Oil cloths in all qualities, styles and shaw, Mac’s string and brass enne, then and in that ease tlie said 1 both nearly two years, and keeps him at his afternoon from Utah. In tlie evening , j almost unknown in the tribes, and colors at Converse it Warren’s. a7-tf bands have become famous for their Colorado Central Railroad shall forfeit To the Traveling Public l Owl creek for breeding purposes. they met the citizens’ committee and , ] when it occurs it is severely punished. | excellence. ranch and pay to tlie said county of Laramie Diamond studs, beauties, 8200, at D. made tlie agreement published else- Like other Indians they are passion- nrrangemopts to so i 1 sliller’s, 17th street. The running oftrains are now Yesterday’s emigrant train numbered the bonds amounting 8150,000 j such as to give all who are parsing Cheyenuu An Age ofCompetition. where. The party left for Omaha by ately addicted to gambling, but gamb- | thirty-six teams, with over one hundred issue.d as aforesaid, for the building of Reduction iu black kid gloves—l In this day of the world j special train at 3:30 this morning. ling chiefly over horse-racing. They are competition from Minnesota, lowa and Ne- said railroad from Longmont to Chey- j button, 25 cents. Colored alpacas, 20 TISIE TO SEE is active in the extreme. But in the people, Morilz Meyer returned yesterday universal and Incessant smokers, and braska. Tlieir destination is AVashing- enne, or if unable to return said bonds, j cents per yard. Black and white prints long run it’s best which wins the prize from a two weeks visit to Utah. He j are distinguished by the habit of in- and jackets at cost price. A few nice ton Territory, and members of the then and in that case the said Colorado j The Richest and Largest Stock of of public preference in spite of all the found everything quiet in Brigham’s -1 haling the smoke. dolmans and stuff suits at cost at party state that fully five hundred Central Railroad shall return to the Joslin’s. deceits used to bolster up weak articles. western paradise, and thinks the recent The warriors overcome tlie spirit of je24-tf teams are now oil the road between said county of Laramie the sum of , 1 1 For this reason Dooley’s Yeast Powder sensational stories of an early uprising ; fatigue by an elaborate performance, here and Omaha. Why cannot our 875,000, being 50 per cent, of the par | Ice cream, ice cream, at Ellis’ con- Is recognized as the highest achieve- among the Mormons entirely ground- ' j which occurs annually, and consists of fectionery, Eddy m29-tf citizens do something to divert this value of said bonds. street. ment in baking powder. less. Moritz will shortly leave for ! running willow sticks into their stom- tide send into the The Colorado Central Railroad com-1 A JEWELRY immense and it Omaha, and before going desires all his achs, taking alternate hot and cold Splendid Line rich legion to pany and the company operating said j patterns paper Best fine cut at Moritz Meyer’s. It wonderfully and fertile friends to drop in and smoke a Havana baths, and abstaining from food. This of new in wall at the base of the railroad to tlie Black Ilills shall build I ml3-tf Converse & Warren’s. the north of ns, along of peace witli him. ! severe treatment is very naturally sup- IN THE WEST. all such machine shops, etc., as may be SHAVING. 10 cts.; hair cutting, 25 Black Hills and Big Horn mountains. . posed to discourage the spirit of fatigue pure cts shampooing, 25 cts; baths, 50 cts., necessary for the convenient Tlie best of ice cream, made of ; operating MILITARY MATTERS. from entering the Indian. Tlie steam cream, at Ellis', Eddy street. m29-tf at Hardin’s, under Dyer’s. jl9tjy22 A Nebraska man, Charles Munger of the said lines of railroad at said city j ’ j : hath is very common among them. A j by name, who was driving a band of of Cheyenne. Leave of absence for six months lias ! For ladies’ high or low cut lino Trunks and valises cheap at hole is dug in tlie ground, and roofed ] Novelties in 3IOSS AGATES, TO- horses numbering about forty head to Colorado Central R. R. Co., | been granted First Lieut. TV. L. Car- French kid liand made shoes, go to Jelo-tf Polack’s. i in with earth. PAZ and other Native Stones, as well camp By W. A. 11. Loveland. Pres’t. j penter, ; with houghs covered ] Creighton’s, on Ferguson street. jB-tf his home farm, stopped and made Sidney Ninth infantry. as exquisite productions from One set solitaire diamond Dillon, I Only a small hole is left in the covering. > car-rings, near Lake Mah-pi-yah-luta, ‘Friday Jay Geo. M. Randall, Twenty-third A Good Man to Deal With. at D. Miller’s, 17th Gould, Capt. j The pit is filled with water which is ; OEMs, only 8185, night. Two of his employes came into For U. P. R. R. Co lias been to inspect Tlie old reliable wagon and agricul- street. infantry, appointed ; heated with hot stones. Tlie Indian ! the city to refresh themselves, and on i A. R. Converse. stores at Camp Robinson. tural implement house of Herman Haas NATIVE GOLD the confectioner, has the neat- W. R. Steele, ] crawls in through the hole which is is still in the van. and is the most pop- Ellis, the way back to camp, one, known as j company est ice cream saloon in the Give F. E. Warren, Privates John Dnyle, 1, i[ closed up after him, and lie stews and ular outfitting point for ranchmen and city. drew a and invited ] Urn a m29-tf “Mack,” revolver E. Naole, Ninth infantry, and James G. Huston, freighters. Mr. Haas has at all times call. ] suffocates, and sings till lie thinks lie We try to aud interest all. It his comrade to give up all his money. ! I. C. WniFPLE. company Third cavalry, have been a full supply of the favorite Schuttler please hand made calf K, i j is pretty well done when lie crawls out is but a few steps tlie Depot to For gents’ French This was done and the villain then L. Murrin, discharged, having enlisted under false ] I wagons, in all styles and sizes, of which from and shoes, go to Creighton’s. A 11. | and plunges into the nearest mountain ! he sells a large number weekly. He is boots sloped .with the entire band of horses. Glafcke, pretences. perfect tit or no sale. jB-tf Com. on behalf of Laramie Co., Wyo. j torrent or lake. The medicine men are also iu receipt of several car loads of Munger notified tile authorities, and A commissioned officer and twenty | Champion & This proposition is the best that j believed to have perfect power to cure tlie celebrated Mower, the JOSLIN PARK’S Rooms to Rent.—Suitable for fami- search was made for the thief, but at J men have been detailed from Fort Lari- i same machine which took the prize at 1 could be obtained and, under tlie cir- | or cause sickness, and are held respon- lies, at the Great Western stables. last advices his trail,hail not been dis- amie to reieave Co. I, Fourteenth.in jj the Centennial Exposition, and will alB-dtf 11. 8. Tract. cumstanees, we tlirnk, a most reason- j fantry, at Hat creek camp. Co. 1 will ! sible if their patients die. In tlie other supply hayseed grangers with the best covered. “Mack”was hired in Sidney. it due J has ESTABLISHMENT. Now Completed. able one. Let our citizeus give thence go to Camp Douglass, Utah, via I j tribes of tlie Sahaptin family a doctor mowers at low figures. He just re- consideration, weigli all its terms and Cheyenne. ] seldom dies a natural death, almost his ceived a car load of the favorite Hol- Converse & Warren have now com- The Cheyenne “Cut-Ott.” rakes, the best ready to say, Col. Alex. Chambers, wlio was for- escape lingsworth sulky liay pleted their spring stock of carpetings, Judge Daniel McLaughlin, oqy es- conditions, and let all he only hope of being to lay the rake manufactured. Sir. Haas em- oil cloths, mattings, window-shades, at a meeting to be called in a day or merly stationed here and well known ! blame to the magic of a rival practi- teemed fellow-townsman. returned from ploys a very competent force of repair- Tu the Stuy-at-Home Public l vie. Call and see. a7 ts two, they will approve or re- by many of our citizens, and who is a j but the Nez Perces seldom kill ers and horeeshoers, and guaranties to Deadwood on yesterday, after aii ab- whelber Chandlers, tioner, tlie action of tlieir committee. brother of Maj. has received !] tlieir doctors. do general blacksmitliing promptly and Rave money and buy your boots and sence of two months. He made the ject orders to to Constantinople on shoes proceed : satisfactorily. Send your orders to at Creighton’s, where you can trip in fifty liours over Hie C. & B. If. Tlie day on which this proposition ii tour of observation. The Nez Perces are of medium Snd from the finest everything, infants’ ” shall be fully carried into effect and court-martial will height and of slender form. They are, Glenn’s stogy boot or army stago line, via the Cheyenne “cut-off A general convene i; The fame of SuLPnun colored shoe to a will usher in an era of but of them Soap a sores, shoe. route. Tlie Judge expresses liigliad- thus legalized at Fort Fetterman, Thursday, June in general, healthy; few at- as remedy for eruptions, & ! jB-tf City pimples, blotches and rheumatic JOSLIN PARK for the road from Hat great prosperity for tlio “Magic 28th, and will consist of tlie following jj tain to great age. Tlie diseases they burns, find Ellis’ miration new subject to rheu- and gouty pains has spread far and I.Hdies will ice cream sa- of Whitewood, which of tlie Plains,” detail: Capt. Edwin 51. Fourtii ! are most are scrofula, loon a quiet and agreeable place, and crock to the head Coates, i] mat ism anil sore eyes. wide. Physicians recommend it and bia ice cream the best in the city. 29-ts he says willbd the best mountain road Kabis &Dillman keep tlie champion infantry; Capt. TVm. H. Andrews, Tlie Nez Perccs, Flatheads and Kort- the demand for it constantly increases. Always cool Capt. Gerhard L. according to slr. Bancroft, Change gray hair to black or brown ill the west when travel has beaten it lager beer in Cheyenne. Third cavalry; Lull, enais are, 2b arnj Other Man l Ice, Ice, Ice. down a little more. and fresh, and two very obliging gen- Fourth infantry; First Lieut. Albert rivals for the best reputations. Their with Hill’s Ilair Dye. je2l-dawlw for ice left with at tlemen to attend to your wants. Also, good qualities are praised by priest, Orders Sloan (or From Jenncy’s stockade to tlie head D. King, Tiiird cavalry; Second Lieut. your & lunch all times. It trader and The Nez Perce Buy Helplienstine Durbin’s meat market), of Whitewood creek tlie road passes at 11. E. Robinson, Fourtii infantry; Sec- tourist. will receive prompt attention. m2O-tf ond Lieut. James E. 11. Third women do all the menial work, hut are through the most beautiful region in S. Bon is the boss ill selling boots Foster, not otherwise badly treated. Tlie goods direct cavalry; Second Lieat. Leonard A. Furnished Rooms to Rent tlio whole west, abounding in broad, and shoes. He buys his First Lieut. members of these tribes are honest, manufacturers, and is able to Loveriug, Fourth infantry; just, & board, well-watered valleys, Wivered with rich from tlie Fourth infantry, and often charitable. They are Clocks Watches day or week, with or without than any Other dealer George O. TVebster, at and resplendent with gorgeous sell them cheaper advocate. ordinarily cold and reserved, hut some- Delmonico hotel. jel-dlm grasses in the city. Go and see. je23-3t judge times sociable and almost gay. They flowers of every hue, while, various A general court-martial lias been ap- are quick-tempered and revengeful ICE CREAM Jewelry, or any other goods In this Pumps, Pumps. species of delicious berries are seen in You .can find lager beer colder than pointed to meet at Fort D. A. Russell, under what they regard injustice, but line, of MADE OF (JItEAM. , At ScltwSickert’s hardware store may lavisli profusion. It is a cduntiy whicli ice at the Tivoli. j‘23-2t TV. T., on the 25th day of June, 1877, are readily appeased by kind treatment. PURE w found a number of the cele- They cruel to captive enemies, large fairly weeps for the developing touch of as thereafter as practicable, for are only AT brated Rumsey pumps (Iron); also a Grent reduction indiamonds, watches, or soon and arc stoical in the endurance to & PARK, “ew wooden pump, the “Austin;” both tlie ranchman with liis plow and liar- clocks, jewelry and silver ware. Every- the trial of such prisoners as may he torture. They are devotedly attached JOSLIN are sold at reasonable prices. je2o-6t row. Pure, sparkling streams cross thing sold guaranteed as represented. brought before it. Detail for tlie court: to home and family. They are said to Call and see, and he satisfied, at D. near as it is possible for sav- CHEYENNE, W. T., tlie road at frequent intervals, splendid Millsr’s, 17th street. Col. F. F. Flint, Fourth infantry; Lieut. come as BAY, Is Your Life Worth to Cents? ages to como to the. traditional noble ( OYSTER timber [covers the slopes of tlie Hills Col. Albert G. Brackett, Second cavalry; Sickness prevails everywhere, and Fiftli red man of tlie forest so often depicted Either by order or in person, and get which loom up grandly beside the route, For Sale. —Two young antelopes. Lieut. Col. E. A. Carr, cavalry; of *very body complains of some disease Ninth in the page fiction. ATKOLLOWINO RATES . your MONEY’S WORTH. during and ail is for settlement and de- Inquire at Millis’cnrpenter shop, Six- Maj. Edwin F. Townsend, in- country their life. When sick, the ob- ready teelitli street. j‘23-2td fantry; slaj. Tlontgomery Bryant, Four- Tlie Nez Perces possess the ’3 Bet well; now to say plainly velopment. on each side of the Lewis or Snake M. Gottsteln, M. Idol man. 13. Franklin. n.Ct(| teenth infantry; Maj. Julius TV. Mason, ; at no person in this world that is suf- an river, from the Peloose to tlie IVaptica- rering For fine watch jewelryrepairing, ¦fust received,at tlie Tivoli invoice Third cavalry; Capt. David S. Gordon, 15 cents per plate. & with dyspepsia, liver complaint or wine and Virginia Seed- Second cavalry; First. Lieut. Christo- coes, about, one hundred miles, together Gottstein, Idelman Co., and its such indigestion, go to D. Miller’s, 17th street. of Rhine with the tributary streams, extending effects, as cos- ling. j‘23-2t pher T. Hall, Second cavalry, judge ad- per eness, B>ck headache, sour stomach, I vocate. j on the east to the Rocky mountains. 40 cents quart. i Call and examine Polack's astonishingly _ Wart-burn, palpitation of the heart,de- bugealock i Suits of nil. kinds at WHOLESALE pressed spirits, billiousness, etc., can of clothing ! low prices at Polack’s. jelo-tf Underwear of all descriptions nt re- All kinds of cigarettes, at "factory 80 cents per half gallon. take Green’s August Flower with- 4*¦ duced rates at Polack’s. jels-tf i prices, at Moritz Jleyer’s. It “ut getting relief and cure. I A new line of lamps and lamp-shades $1.50 per gallon. V doubt tills, go to your druggists, A good dwelling house, furnished or [ml3-tf] Conveuse & Warren’s. Special reduction sale will continue | Don’t fail to price Polgck’s clothing lat ‘- doomsJob & Glover, and get a sample unfurnished. Second building east of all this week at Joslin’s. j‘24-tf | befote buying. jelff-tf and CIGAR i - LIQUOR “°Ule for 10 cents and try it, or a regu- the Inter-Ocean hotel. Inquire of J. | For Rent. —Brick house corner of O' “r su;e for 75 cents. ml-ts C. Abney. je23-3t I O’Neil and ICtli street?. Apply on the Those who feel that they can enjoy a Wanted. —A competent girl to do i premises. jel9tf good glass of Tieer, should go to Fred j cooking and washing. Liberal wages. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. New Firm. Wenger’s sfontana ICtli street. Enquire at The Leader ollide. je23-3t LAKE COXTEST. Saloon Keepers saloon, I MERCHANTS, UNITED STATES LANDOFFICE, | Kapp & Justus have just remodeled It Cheyenne. Wto., June yth, 1577.1' and renovated tlieir saloon and res- will find new and elegant designs in Wanted.— Partner in a nourishing Mclquiader Armijo: taurant. Their lager beer is always bar fixtures and glassware at Solitaire diamond ring, 2j carats, grocery business. Address P. O. box , & i Tickets, 21 Meals, $7. St., 3 doors from Ist National Bank iCHtion having been mu.lent this oinee refreshing . als-dtf Converse Warren's. 8250, at D. Miller's, 17th street. | 2210, Cheyenne, Wyo. 23-d3t Meal 10th lor!iPi cancellation cool and to tlie inner man. may27-tf or your Homestead appll- cigars ? ' embracing Their liquors and are tlie best to W t O'* the southwest V£ of a wall paper is to be Ter < Jf. R. tS W„ out P. M. Wyo. be found in the city. You will find Just received a new lot of meer- Beno’s place has become popular Tlie handsomest llie ’T ;T?4 2 re hereby notified to appear at liand all schaum pipes at Moritz Meyer's. It resort for lovers of good lager , found at Converse & Warren’s. a7-tf Wyo. .'.tT; Land Otllee at Cheyenne. Wyo. Justus on and ready at times beer, Cheyenne, Ter mauy liquors and cigars. The alley * Sl°?theOth day or July, 1>77, at lOo’clook, to attend to tfie wapts qf\ tliiiir bowling ur “ Special Inducements is in No. 1 and All the leading brands of muslins •hove r° rl ht to the tract customers. Tlie restaurant is open at now order, patronized I Branch, Laramie City and Evanston. described" Their decorations, etc., generally by all who are fond of that ; and domestics at the very lowest price, Oeohoe r. Thomas, Register. all hours of the day and night. offered in wallpaper, advertise. maylO-dly Jts-CUu l.c. WtuntE, ReJtlvar. rates are low, and to suit the times. It at Converse & Warren’s. als-dtf particular kind of sport. It at Joslin’s. je24-tf Now is the time to