, 1901-04-18

E. s. Judd, arrived here Tuesday,
from Port Huron, n. Y. Mr.. Clark,
who is an engineer, was accompanied
by his cousin. Both men expect to
stay in this country.
We are expecting a large car of new
furniture at greatly reduced prices,
and to make room we have decided to
sell stock on hand at a reduction of
20 per cent. Gus JENSEN & BRo.
Mrs. Ira Barcus arrived here from
Boise, Idaho, last Saturday. MI.
Barcus will be here next Saturday.
They are disposing OF their house
hold goods preparatory to moving to
Boise to remain permanently.
When you want drugs you want
the best and you get the best at
Goodwin's Drug Store.
Don't think of spending any money
for spring footwear until you see our
new line. CosaRIFF Bios. Co.
Ole C. Bue, a brother of Mrs. F. N.
Larsen, arrived here a few days ago,
on a visit to his sister and her family.
Mr.. Bue is a lumberman, carpenter
and contractor from Clinton, Wn., to
which place he expects to go from
here.
We have a few mower carried over
from last year-that we will sell at a
bargain. Buy and a money.
Gus JENSEN & BRo.
Subscribers to The Sun who get
their mail at Riverside instead of En-
campment, since the establishment of
the new post office at the former
place, will please notify this Office
and we will change their papers to
Riverside.
Furnished or unfinished rooms to
rent for light housekeeping. Apply
to Mrs. L. GELS.
B. T. Ryan was in town Tuesday.
He has turned his saw mill over to
his boys to run, as he is so crippled
up from rheumatism and the injuries
he received in the Seminoe mine that
he is almost incapacitated for any
kind of manual labor.
A. M. Sears, D. d. S., Dentist. Of
flee hours, $40 to IL 80 a. IN. and / to
5 p. IN. Office west of A. j. Doggett's
store.
We ran ave you money on carpets,
rugs and linoleum, besides giving
you the largest stock in the city to
select from. CosaRrFF Bios. Co.
DR.. and Mrs. Price, accompanied
by their youngest son, left Tuesday
for Hillsdale, Kansas, where the doctor
goes to recuperate from his late sick
ness. He did not seem to gather
strength here and it was thought a
change would be more beneficial.
Colored taffetas, the silk to buy for
shirt waists. We are showing all
cOlors. CosGRIFF BRos. Co.
There will be a show, dance and
supper at the Home Comfort Ranch
on the evening of the 18th of this
month. Fl. G. Wilcox will head the
music. Everybody invited.
Clemmons d Price have the largest
and most complete line of drugs and
drug sundries in Carbon county.
Their prices are always reasonable.
E. S. Judd has opened up his new
barber shop and is very nicely situat-
ed The shop is large and has abun.
dant light. The papering and paint.
ing are very tasteful and pleasing to
the eye. Mr.. Judd will also keep a
supply of fine candies, cigars and to-
baccos for sale.
Have you seen our new line OF belts,
fans and ladies neckwear7
CosGRIFF Bios. Co.
Only the purest drugs used in our
prescriptions. Goodwin's Drug Store.
j. F. Denton arrived here Monday
from the camp of the Carbon Timber
Company, on the Medicine Bow river,
bringing liver Amdall, one of the com
pany's employees, who was suffering
with rheumatism, whom he left at the
Hot Springs hotel for treatment.
The latest periodicals. and novels at
Goodwin's Drug Store.
Cosgriff Bros. Co. have Just ~receiv-
ed a car load of seed potatoes from
Idaho, which are the fines. growers
and best producers ever brought into
this country. Get some before they
are all gone.
William T. Evans, the gentleman
who built the new school building,
has the contract for the brick work
on William Turnbull's new market.
Work was commenced on the found
alton Tuesday morning. Mr.. Evans
also had the contract of cementing
the basement of the store of A. j
Doggett d Co. He has given excel
lent satisfaction in all his work here.
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