, 1897-03-06
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I GOOD SENSE !
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: WYOMING DRY GOODS CO., J
? E. ". coRDINER, Manager
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.
E. W. coRDIhER. Manager

For a good meal, try Browns.
Ten cars of cattle were fed in the Lar
annie yards today.
Go to Rraidwood's for the finest cup
of coffee in town.
A. J. Wymore. the well-known plas-
terer, is quite seriously i'll.
Weather probabilities: Snow tonight
and Sunday. Northeast winds.
Born, in Laramie, Wyo, March 5,
1897, TO the wife of Fred w. VIII itney, a
daughter.
The Omoha committee of the Trans
mississippi exposition passed east on
No. . last night.
Several large wagonloads OF material
for the Overland Mining company left
FOR Rock Greek this morning.
The Hanger was called into service on
the Sixth district today. The storm
west yesterday was quite severe.
Rev. Taylor's topic tomorrow evening
a. IL .iVlilculSl tlultu 10. lue TUT
The Lords Poor, The DEVILS Poor,
and the Poor Devils"
Browns restaurant has begun the
New Year with the intention Of beat
ing its peerless record of the old year.
Best table in town.
Laura. the elder daughter of Andrew
POpp, was granted a divorce recently,
wiki permission from the court to re-
sumo her maiden name.
There will be a special service for chill
dren and young people at the cathedral
on Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, ad-
dressed by Dean Mallett.
Dave Sarver, Frank Vorpahl and Fred
Schaefer are in from the Fox and Nc,
kee mining camp. They brought a
quantity OF rock with them for assay.
The shaft in the Cooper mine near
Laramie peak. is now down some 20 feet.
The ore is rapidly changing from ga
lena to copper. The famous Anaconda
mine at Butte City. Mont. was a galena
and silver mine until a considerable
depth was reached when the copper
came in.-Central Wyoming news.
The average loss on sheep in this
county during The recent terrible bliz-
card will be in the neighborhood Of Is
per cent. Some owners, it is claimed,
lost fully 35 per cent of their flocks, but
this was the exception rather thar the
rule. 1t is some years since stockmen
have lost so h~eayily-not since the storm
Of 'S2-Saratoga Tyre.
This morning a Weary Willie who
would have made a startling caricature
Tor Puck wandered through town. He
was huge in proportions and was GOV,
cred with rags from one end to the 9th.
er. -Four tin cans were strung about his
person and he presented an appearance
which Will not soon be forgotten by
those who saw him. Beneath the rass
there appeared to be a crust which must
have taken ages to accumulate, and his
hoSe was dS Didch us Il negro. he nun
ned the streets and took 10 the alleys.
F. w. Geddes returned Tuesday from
a two weeks visit to his sheep camps
IN eastern Carbon county. He had some
thrilling experiences during the recent
blizzard. He was oul in the storm for
80 u at one stretch. for "a hours OF
the time without food or bedding, car
ing for his sheep. He and a herder sue
ceeded one day in building a ~sagebrush
fire, after several hours Of trying. and
Killed a sheep and roasted a portion of
1t. Mr.. Geddes had his face and ears
frozen, as also did his man, but they
saved the sheep. His loss is compare
lively small.-Saratoga Tyre.
"A crick in the back a pain under
the shoulder-b.ades, water brash, bill
BUSINESS, and constipation, are symp-
toms of disordered stomach. kidneys,
liver, and bowels. For all ailments or.
iginating in a arrangement Of these or.
gans, take Ayers Pills.
SPECIAL MEETING.
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