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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-03
Omaha Live Stock.

Omaha, Oct. .-cattle-Receipts, 100
Market, steady Native beef steers,
4.25@4.SO; western steers, 3.75@4.40;
Texas steers, 3.0O@3.70; COWS and heif-
ers, 290@3. 60; Gamers, 2.00Q2.S0; stock
ers and feeders, 3-50@4.40; calves, 4.00Q
900; bulls, stays, etc, 2.OO@3.7O.
Hogs.-Receipts $500. Market, 5@10c.
lower. Heavy, 3.65@S.SO; mixed, 3.70Q
$50; light, 3.SO@3.S5; bulk of sales, 3.7O
Sheep.-Receipts, 200. Market, strong
Fair to choice natives. 9.60Q4.00; fair
to choice westerns, 3.4O@3.S0; common
and stock sheep, 2.75@S.60; lambs, 3.75
@5.25.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
Prices Were Nominal and Sales Good
-Hoqs Go Well

Chicago, Oct. 2.-Cattle.-Common to
extra native beef steers were saleable
at 3.S0@5.50. Prices for most grades
were nominal.
Hogs.-The bulk of the offerings
crossed the scales at S.SO@4.2O. Heavy
packing lots sold at 3.6o@3.S5 and prime
assorted Mghtweights found buyers al
4.25@4.30.
Sheep were saleable at 225@5.25 for
inferior to prime natives and at 3-40d
400 for western wethers and 3.00Q3-6C
for western ewes. Lambs. were sale
able at 3.50@5.S0 for poor to extra,
Feeding sheep were saleable at $500
3.75 and feeding lambs at 4.50@4-75-
Receipts: Cattle, 500; hogs, 10000;
sheen 9 600
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to my friends

Mrs. Annie Tesch, who resides at No.
81 Fulmer avenue, Sixth West and Eighth
South streets, this city, speaks of her eN-
perience with Drs Shores as follows: Il
have long been a sufferer from some I'M
known trouble. and at times would i'm
agine l had one disease and at other
times l would think it was something
else. My back was weak had no en-
ergy, | had constant splitting headaches,
and my stomach gave me much distress
and [ could not sleep well at night on ac-
count of matter dropping into nay throat
l consulted DIS Shores, who, after ex-
animation told me [ had Cdtarrh, Liver
and Kidney trouble. l began their treat
ment a very sick woman, but in two
weeks time I noticed a blessed relief.
have steadily improved since that time.
and now l am on my second month, and
feel much better in every way I eat
well now, sleep like a baby. feel stronger
and more ambitious and can truthfully
say I am a better woman in every WEC-
I gladly endorse Drs. Shores and their
new treatment to my friends.
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Kansas CITY Live Stock.

Kansas City. Oct. 2.-Cattle.
ceipts. 800 Market, steady, unchanged.
Hogs.wReceipts, 5000. Market, 5@1oc.
lower. Bulk of sales, 3.S5@3.95; packers,
3.75@3.921s; mixed. S.S5@4.O5; lights, $50
@0405; workers, 4.o0@4.O5; pigs, 3-25@3. so.
Sheep. = Receipts, LEGO. Market,
steady. Lambs, 2.75@5,35i muttons,
2O0@3.S5
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HOME TREATMENT.

We wish to once more call attention to
the fact that people living out of the city
can be treated and cured at their homes
just as well as at the Office. BY means
of our new system of correspondence. The
Doctors are enabled to watch over a pa
tient hundreds Of miles away and admin
lister their treatment just as thoroughly
as they could if the patient were at the
office. If you live out OF town write the
Doctors for their new symptom lists.
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LAUGH AT THE INJUNCTION.
Colorado District Court Can't Over
ride the Federal Court.

Denver. Oct. "a special from Omaha
says: Local lawyers and raigyCad Of
f1cials r5dicule 1ole idea that the injunc-
ton OF the district court at Denver di-
rected 10 the receivers OF the Union Pa
Cific here. restraining them from sell
ing the real estate of the company, as
ordered by the federal court, on &C.
count of taln claims Of the heirs of ex-
Governor Evans, can prevent the sale.
No attention VIII be paid to the order.
il is said. The local sheriff today served
the papers, however, and says the Den
YER court Will find q way OF enforcing
lis decree, at least rs far as diSposing
Of real estase IN Colorado IS corcagned.
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Americans Strong in London.

New York, Oct. 2.-The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram: a
further rise in stocks was lcorded to-
day. Americans were strong and closed
at the best More American bids We're
offered and there was renewed talk of
gold exports, but there is nothing def
mite to report.
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MARKET WAS STRONG
Buying Was Larger and All Stocks
Went Up.
GOLD IMPORTS EXPECTED.
FAVORABLE TRADE REVIEWS
CAUSED THE BUYING.

Imports of General Merchandise
Show an Increase-Bank Clearings
Show a Decrease-Drought IN the
West Kept Wheat Firrn-All For
eign Markets We're Decidedly
Bearish.
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MISS KEiRNEY'S LECTURE,
TAT AT THE TABERNACLE ON
TEMPERANCE.

The Issue Is Not Dead, But the Cause
VIII Go on Until It Finally Tri-
umphs-The Lady VIII Speak
This Afternoon at the Y. n. C. a.
and Tonight at the First NJ. 2.
Church.
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PREPARE FOR WINTER.
Drs. Shores Shores Give Timely Advice to All Sufferers
from Catarrhal Chronic diseases. This is the Time
Of the Year Wien the Air is Full Of Germs and
Consumption Gets In It's Deadly Work

Sufferers Gatarrh have
II Tor eae their
deeper until asthma, bronchitis and
BE cured now before trouble aggravated.
Shores and Shores owing peculiar climatic
cono1t1cns
ag balns and soothing oils gently directly
of living
esy a6 DTS shores New Treatment has
other durable chronic diseases matter
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The Treasurv statemeut.

Washington, Oct. 2.-Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $214,-
962, $50; gold reserve, S147,9l1,7 I'll.
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IS STILL UNSETTLED.
Union Pacific and Short Line People
Can't Agree.
SLOW CATTLE SHIPMENTS
OWING TO THE INsUFFIcIENcx
OF CARS.

Railroad Men Ridicule the Restrain
ing Order Issued by the District
Court at Denver to Stop the Sale
of the Real Estate of the Union
Pacific-General Railway News.
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Liverpool Wheat.

Liverpool, Oct 2--1:SO p. m. closing:
Wheat.-No. 2 red western winter. dull,
rs. Sd; No. 1 red northern spring, dull,
IS. sgd.
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Wheat at San Francisco

San Francisco, Oct. 2.-Wheat.-
Steady; December, 1,4411s; May, 1-4497s
Barley.-Steady; December, S93s.
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AZ Incomparable ofer.

600 yards swansdown hannels. gener-
ally sd at 1Sc.; this week, per yard,
1oc. T. AUERBACH & BRO
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Ladies' KID Gloves.

The celebrated Mascot kid gloves, in
all shades and sizes. fol. Monday, Tues
day and Thursday at s1.19 a pair.
AT +. AUERBACH & BRO.
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Much Improved.

Joseph Topham, Esq. Parasoonah.
TITAN writes: Two more weeks treat
neGt finds me much improved There is
nothing new 10 report only that L feel
better than 1 ever did in my life and feel
sure of a cure now
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Gen. Eicc. 5s1oo st P. Con. :. .l6o
Iva. G ists..... 81 T. P. L. G.. lists say
4. P. Con. t. r...100 Do. Rg. 2js... 25A.
K. p. 1st (Den.sU. P. lists. 10l12
Div.l t. r..... J1sA U. P. D. & G.
/. & N. i'ni. Vs.. SO lists ...... 521z
N Y. Cant. ists.II7 Wab. Ist 5s .I07Is
n. ]. G. IS lib Do IDS 1917
No Pac- lists 1908 w Sliora Is 1919,
70 Sc 5d5s
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U. S. I. Is, rog.l26S4l Do. s. go. 9Ck
L. S. n. c....... .12G12 n. Y. G. & ST.
L. S. IS. :. .....Il25sl L. IS ,,...,.,,. 1914
u. S. comp. ......Gi31z Q. Nav, Ists.....u3
u. 8. IDS, nm. 90 %. Nav. Is ...... $685.
Z. s. -, reg. lisa O. $. L. IS I. ZIG
U. 6. 5 coup. .-.115 %. S. L. IS + r 9d54
Atchison IS -. 500 O. Imp. ISIS, [. r.100
Do. adj. IS -. 59s4 Do. 5S. t. = - II
Can. Sc IDS. .10i Pacific Is q ~ 102lt
d. & II y. -sts.1u Reading IS . So
d. q. R. II is. SSih h. G.. w. ISIS. Sl7R
erie 'fe1. Is 80. ia St. u. g San Fran.
f w 6S , lists I 20 General rs .n4s
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or On A MONTH FOR ALL
SDOsSV CATARRHAL DISEASES
MEDICINES FREE.

Consultation and Advice Always Free
Office Aours-Week days, 10 a. m.
to P. m; Sundays 10 a. m to IL
noon; evenings, Tuesdays and Fri
days only, 7 to 8 p. m.
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CATARRH OF THE STOMACH.

IT'S Observation-Disclosures AND CURE.
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THOMAS WRIGHT, EAST BoUN1G9B1 UTAH
TELLS HOW DIS. SHORES BROUGHT HIN PROMPT RELIEF
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New York. Oct. 2.-The marked
strength in stocks which developed in
the late trading yesterday was resumed
this morning in full force and contin-
Ted with only one momentary pause
from the opening to the close of the
short session. The buying was eager
and the covering Of short contracts put
cut during the reaction in the market
appeared to be urgent. There vas
every indication that the reaction had
run its course and the agents m
pioyed by the leaders OF the former Dull
campaign were buyers on 4 laTge scale.
The stocks Which have shown the
sh&rpest declines recently were fore
most in the recovery. Prices of Amer
leans were advanced in London before
the opening hour, and arbilraga broll-
ers bought for London accounts. The
stock which we're faV0rites in the Lon
don buying Werp those that have re-
Gently suffered most severely from
liquidation Of eoreien holders, reflect
ing a marked change IL foreign senti-
nlent. The various trade reviews pub
lished this morning all repartcd con-
tinued Improvement i'll trade aud indUs-
try ana additional statements cf rail-
way earnings showing increase, con-
tributed to the desire TO buy.
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sALEs o. sTOCKs.

The total sales of stocks today were
222, 200 shares, including the following:
Atchison pfd., 3S,70S; c. & O., 4,255 Chi
cagc Burlington & Quincy, ZIP; Erie
(new), 1900; Louisville & Nashville
$3.50; Manhattan, 6,220; Missouri Pa
cifc, 6,745; New York Central 1851;
Northern Pacific pfd., 13,l29; Beading,
1900; Rock Island, 1908; St. Paul, IL
125; St Paul {. Omaha, 1850; Southern
Railway pfd., 1850: Uqion Pacific. 49,
$50: Chicago Gas, 1860; Sugar, %, $50;
T. C. & /. $3.50; Western Union, 4.705;
Chicago Great Western, 1880.
n0N-D CT-OTv. rrrf,Nr-
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SPECEALTIES:
AL diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose,
Throat, Lungs, Stomach, Liver, Bow
els, Kidneys, Bladder and all Chronic
Nervous and Private Diseases Of both
sexes, and diseases of children, $500
a month for all Catarrhal Diseases.
Medicines furnished free.
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NEW YORK MINING 1rocKs
SAN FRANCISCO MINING sToCl

lin Francisco, Oct. a-The official
{ c-Ssing quotations for n.<aing stocks to-
, 1897-09-02
EXCITING RUNAWAY.
Miss Durlacher and Miss Idelman Have
a Narrow Escape.

Last evening, just after dark, there
was quite an exciting runaway on Fer
guson street, the horse belonging 10 NJ.
Idelman and attached to the cart, bec0m-
ing suddenly frightened and running
away. Miss Durlacher was driving at
the time and Miss Belle ldelman was
also in the cart, when, at the corner Of
Twenty-tirst and Ferguson streets, the
horse made a sudden jump. throwing
the driver from the seat to the ground.
Miss Idelman attempted TO grasp the
lines, out in falling the driver had car
ried the reins TO the ground. Seeing the
animal was gaining in speed and evil
IDENTIFY knew he was at liberty. Miss Idel-
man jumped out Of the cart, falling to
The ground and scratching her face.
Neither of the young ladies are seriously
hurt. but were thoroughly shaken up
and badly frightened. The horse ran to
the barn without doing any damage
Sun-IRader.
, 1897-09-02
A N STEERS 10 Y
The Cattle Industry OF Wyoming En-
Joys . Boom.

E. Amoretti, president OF the First
National bank Of Lander, Wyo., IL in
the city and is enthusiastic over the out
look in the west. Speaking Of the con
ditions ne said:
The cattle industry OF Wyoming has
become something enormous. The facts
are that Wyoming is rapidly becoming
the leading stock raising state in the
union. Our summers are cool and o1l
winters are mild. Both climatic condi1
tons being most favorable to cattle and
sheep raising.
Feeders" continued Mr.. Amoretti
ARE scarce and as a consequence they
are high priced. Everybody seems tt
want steers to feed and every section
OF the state Is overrun with buyers whit
are picking up cattle and sending then
into Nebraska, where they may be rat
tened on the corr of this state."-Oma
ha Bee.
, 1897-09-02
PERSONAL

DR.. J. w. Hamilton left for Omaha on
No. 2 last night.
Judge Charles W. Bramel went 10
Casper yesterday.
Bishop Linnehan and sister passed
east on the noon tra.:.
Carleton M. Gregory was in from the
Centennial valley today.
Joseph Lordson and Anton Johnson
left last night for Dannebrog. Ncb.
Barney McDevitt, the hill engineer,
is recovering from Il spell OF sickness.
Engineer j. II. Fowler was down from
Medicine Bow today. returning this al
ternoon.
Miss Frances Williams will go 10
Denver Sunday. where she will pursue
her musical studies.
l.. r. Gillette lef, for Green River
this morning. where he Will be stenug>
rapher for Trainmasier Hay.
John A. Fischer and a. r. Holmes
went to the Fischer ranch this after
noon to do some ditch surveying.
Mrs. Davis Richardson and her two
children left on the noon train Cor Ne
braska. where they will visit Tor a lime.
Peter McMullen is down from Ogden
on a visit to his mother. He reports
business improving and a general good
feeling prevailing in Ogden.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Clyler came in from
Walden yesterday. They made the
drive in jus, u hours. Mrs. Caylor will
again open her beauty parlors.
q. b. Kelley. agent Of The Bit;ner
company, went to Cheyenne today hav-
ing completed his arrangements for the
appearance Of his excellent company
here.
Henry Johnson. agent Tor the Sand
ard Plaster company. LEFT for The west
today. He will visit Montana. Idaho.
Utah, Nevada and California. The sale
OF the product OF the works is on the
increase.
, 1897-09-02

The Tenth ANIMAL session of the Wyo-
ming conference OF the Meihod.st Fps
copai church convened at the Methodist
church this morning at 8 O'Clock, Bish-
Op McCabe OF Colorado Springs prosIt-
ing.
Holy communion was administered
by the bishop. assisted by Superint5nd-
! ent OF Missions Tarbtll, DR.. Williamson
OF Chicago and Rev. J. w. Taylor o:
this city.
After he calling OF the roll y. Ben
iamin Young % Lander was elected sec
reiary, Rev. Z. L. Ho!Iar Of Rawlins
assistant secretary. Rav. T. H Taylor
u Carbon statistical secretary, and Rev.
J. \. Johnson OF Cheyenne ~trgasutg".
Rev. y. e. Tarbil. superintendent O..
missions. presented and read his report.
It WAS a careful presentation o. the
needs Of the work in the mission and
indicated progress and prosperity. The
work CT the superintendent was very
highly commended by the members Of
the conference. The report was ordered
published in two official papers Of the
church.
The name OF Rev. J. w. Taylor was
called. and his repor showed that his
charge was in excellent condition. The
reports OF Rev. Z. II. Taylor OF Car,
bon, Rev. J. y. Johnson os Cheyenne,
Rev. Benjamin Young of Lander. Rev.
l.. c. Thompson of Otto. Rev. e. f.
Hollar Of Rawlins. Rev. G. II. Smith
Of Rock Springs. Rev. Lincoln ,eere o,
Wheatland, Rev. Z. p. Hughes Of Meri-
den. Rev. C. D. Day Of Casper, Rev. J.
II. Gillespie Of Newcastle. were pre-
scented to the conference. all o. which
indicated substantial growth and Wig
orous development.
Prof. C. B. Ridgaway Of the state uni
versity was introduced to the confer
ence and on behalf Of President Graves,
who is absent from the city. extended
n cordial invitation to the reverend gen.
tlemen to visit the state university Sep
TENDER 3. The invitation was accepted,
Rev. f. T.. Hollar and Rev. E. Fl. Tay-
lor of the Kansas conference were in
troduced to the conference.
Statistical and financial reports were
then read, announcements were made
and her the conference adjourned with
the b%enediction.
This afternoon Rev. DR.. Williamson
OF Chicago delivered a bible reading on
The Kingdom of Grace and Glory
Rev. F. r. Dubois OF Evanston will
this evening preach the conference ser
mon.
, 1897-09-02
EOLA'S TRIALS.


Lola Tyler, The frail orS who was ar
rested at Cheyenne charged with the
theft OF some money from Cassie Mar
tin. is sill in the county Jail awaiting
cisiCn in the case against her for steal
iIg money from Cassie Martin. Lola
said she took the money, but claims il
was in lieu OF wages" in Miss Martins
maison de joie. The justice was in
clined TO permit her to be removed from
he limits o: the city. the frail one testi-
lying that she is in a delicate condition.
The story she relates is one Of sin and
sorrow. From a happy home she was
induced TO 80 to Indianapolis with a
young fellow upon promise OF marriage.
There ne old story Of sin and desertion
was repeated and she was thrown upon
the merc!es Of a cold relentless world.
She made her way to Cheyenne, where
she purchased some clothing and a com-
fortahle jag, which Lola explains was
a couple Of glasses OF wine taken to
drown her sorrows Laramie was the
neXt place at which she played. and the
engagement ended sadly. Lola is a
young thing. and seems unused to the
methods o: the hardened sinners. 1t is
probable that she will be assisted to pas
lures new.
, 1897-09-02
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.
kodaks and kodak supplies. Settele's.
Board by the month SIT; ice cream ev-
ry day, at Browns restaurant.

kodaks and kodak supplies. Settele's.
Board by the month SIT; ice cream ev-
cry day. at Browns restaurant.
Weather probabilities: Partly cloudy
and probably local rains tonight and
Friday. Cooler in the eastern portion.
The tickets for the Relief Corps en-
.er,ainment were today placed at sev-
,ral leading stores, The worthy ladies
~lGuld be literally p~ltronized.
The Union Pacific has made a rate OF
enc ARE for the round trip for the BIZ
cycle races in Cheyenne Sept. g. Tickets
Will he on sale Sep 5h and 6lh. good
re.urning September 7lh.
John McInlee. the man who sold gold
-waJcLcs for $3.50, was fined $3.50. but
WI, GO. an hour TO get beyond the
limits Of the city. McIntee claims to
have an aged mother to whom he is go.
ing.
For The meeting OF the Grand Lodge
of Wyoming. Kn!gh.s OF Pylhtas. in
Laramie. september I. the Union PacifiC
has made a rae OF a fare and one-fifth
certificate plan. from all points in Wyo
ming.
For the meeting o. the Grand Lodge
Of Wyoming, A. f. & A. NJ. Rawlins
september 18Th to l5.h. the Union Pacif'
has made a rate o: a fare and one-fifth
certiflclle plan. from all points in Wyo
ming.
The evidence in the libel case OF Mrs
Carrie Nelson against Michael Butle
was submitted in Judge Fitch's cour
AS evening and the case taken unde
Idv.sement til 1870 this morning. a
which lime MIR. Butter was dismissed.
Yesterday afternoon Albert Rosil
swJre Que a warrant against Henry Tim
norman, charging him with libel in call
ing aim 4 Damned lar" After the ties
,imony had been submitted. .Attorne,
Carpenter, Tor Mr.. Zimmerman. move,
.hat the case be dismissed and the mo
don was sustained.
In the restaurant business as well a
any other it is necessary to keep up will
The procession or fall by the wayside
Brown is the man who takes time by tn
iore.ock and anticipates the wants o
his customers. Everything up to dat
and the best table in the city. Give hin
u call and be convinced that what !
claimed for him is correct.
VIM. Burris, a one-armed roundel
got very demonstrative with a knife il
Murphy's saloon this afternoon and wa
so abusive that Jack Fee permitted hin
to stop a beer glass. which II tn
strangers face severely. County PLY
stefan Miller was called to stanch tn
flow OF blood and then a charge wa
lodged against both participants in tn
fracas. Burris was taken to the count
! Jail and Fee gave bonds for his appear
ance.
, 1897-09-02
WRITTEN IN DENVER.
BY the Humorist Of the Evening
Post.

Those bloomered girls from Boston
played a game OF ball at Sheridan last
week, and ever since the young men o.
the town who had never before seen
| girls in two apartment dresses have bsen
| sitting around with dazed expressions
on their faces.
Editress Cnappell OF the Buffalo
| Bulletin thought this good enough to
print: 4. good inhabitant Of Buffalo
died and presented himself at the gates
OK paradise. Where are o from?'
asked St. Peter. Buffalo, Wyo.," was
| the timid answer. Come right i'm said
the good saint. You are the first APP
plicant from that city"
A Rawlins dealer keeps Canada mall
whisky in stock for those who prefer a
foreign to a plain American jag. don't
We know.
The Rawlins Republican chronicles
the departure of its editor, George Perry,
FOR Cheyenne, but as no melton OF his
arrival is made in the capital papers it
is inferred that ne is travelling %incogni-
to, multum in parabola, or something
like that.
The Laramie poet has bumped up
against another big boulder in his Chris
tian pathway:
l hooked a trout and to the bank had
drawn it
'Twould weigh a dozen pounds-an
anglers dream!
And as l gazed with bugged-out eyes
upon it,
1t Topped right back into the crystal
stream!
Unto my ~nighbors OF the catch l chat
tered.
But o! the tale but brought me ruin
dire!
My Christian reputation there was shat
tered,
And now I'm classed as an experience
ed liar!
It Is told Of a Big Horn county young
lady that while looking at a train in the
Laramie yards she turned to her escort
and innocently asked: How do they
steer a locomotive, Bill?"
The Rock Springs Independent editor
dreamed this after a late Sunday lunch:
4. little girl who had been taught to
pray for others and for anything she
wan:ed wound up her prayer: And
now, Oh God. take care Of yourself, fol-
Il anything should happen to yon. we
would only have Mckinley left to help
US. and he amt doing near as we'll az
we expected"
John Anderson took a party OF Rock
Springs friends to the northern lakes on
a fishing trip. He took a whole wagon
load OF grub, and one little bottle OF
whisky. In explanation it is said that
he used to work in a distlIery, and isn't
a bit afraid OF snakes and things.
A. Sun-Leader news chaser who is az
flcted that way himself lifts up his mus
:cal soprano voice in protest against a
sidewalk on Capitol avenue hat is said
TO have contributed more to the misery
Of corn possessors and also to have con-
dhced more to the increase Of the annual
corn crop than any thoroughtore in the
state.