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Ma NE-L-NEl-e mattresses FOR botzI ia
a-ruz- lrau-a and -.-ar-a cham laf.-A-Is Tor
hotel IU west Virginia. apply DICK EJ-
IEL. AGENCY. I-lE and PeuuEyl yanIa ave
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Investigate The Times Election Contest
Money and tul for ada
When You Want a Cut
W ta.le-Tasae Engraving Co.,. star BLDG.
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FOR HENT--IHo connecting rooms s.--
oud hoor- with water heat. gas light house
Ae.D-lE. CleaD- - s-l 81 ula--L
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II You're Going TO Have Ice Cream

Be sure and get Relsiueeg's. IT'S the
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goods made and repaired Uy THE LEATHER
DOCTOR. Al LlLL ST. NV Material right.
work right. prices right lG.-aL
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Beautiful 1905 Adv. Calendars On Dis
play. 1l5 Pa ave; low prices drop postal
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FOR sALE-HORsEs & VEHICLES.

FOR a-i-E-tlue. large bay horse, years.
sound ana EeUtler Guaranteed. CEeau EIs
80 81 me- home sunday ual-gl
nor SALE-E8lug horse and stauh8pe. 5lI
AIaas- ullseTrs ave. NV. IL
FOR sALE-Horse and rguub1ut. can be-
seen SD 18Th 81. uW. after pm. u0J-gI
FOR sALE-CHaap. rlbDar-tire ruuaso in
good condition price $780, can Dee seen after
$3.50 pm. at s-5 Virginia ave. sW- Moist
FOR sALE-Thrse delivery wagons and haF-
ness. Gus &c" York ave. NV. MOIST
FOR aALE-Due gray Jroyting mare, sound
and work anywhere. $50 1924 II 81. NV ~
FOR sALE-1lee driving horse, $50. sound.
llZ ZtE ST. u04-gt
FOR sALE-At 18Th ana II SITS NV. one
secondhand buggy. $780, buggy az $50
laundry wagon 500 delivery wagon, $3.50.
nC1-ar
FOR sALE-TEga work horses ana Two young
driving horses. ala IS ST. He. u08-sr
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-il.li-41la 4-at-ty5 aula-la-lc ege--lr. -
=---=rs ID lHe-s s--J5 cost $40. Sr1aPFI-lID s.
FOR Shakespeare piano IN perfect coudi-
-a-s H-l- e-llrl.-a-s- cover. also c1UBIu.-
cen @-.-=.-.-r-- -s-s -i-l So 1os-st
FOR sAL---Faau Lilz-- f5r solitaire dIa-
lLei- E.Es l4Wl=1 -Jr sos also gentleman s
La-llI4- SOD Hal-l- U4Hl=l flE So ADJ
-l=5F 1o-> god --.-5 ONCE U1a3r
FJa s--z---larl=s Da.y Lal-llsrless an.
A-lug Illl steel .zI--ls- u gauge. 81 men.
news esI5 -a=- $500 =rl4E'ziLt-lJ p. s.5 ~ s..
FOR slLE-SoI--alre diamond r5uE rasa1-
---sAE e-Dr. ~ -l-l So u"- Eos-st
FOR sALE-sEz-GLA1 $. -la1 3 81 NV
lar rack. cabinet. --Ll.=s chairs. 5-e- I-l5-51
HAyDEE's MACHINE STORE - Naehir-5-
ala makes s. no --ar cash Oh credit ma
81. 81 g. So So -----a= E--a- g. l1----
IlREWOJD. sawed ana split pine. 81 Is
oak e--aF -la-s- $3.50 peg l-HL cord. CeIis-
cred CAPITAL H GOD CO.. ~ ana - SIS
rt- Ll----. -------- .a-. MOIST
81 WEEK llr 14r.1r and bedroom suites.
heaters sa- ranges. coos s--T=s. etc. Lowest
and 1913 tll So -" HJ--tr
WE ARE SHOWING a select stock af l-1-
night ll----, and pros l=-L-F= ls-r-lzssrs
H.i ana al -E-Hl--l-lai-. El4 .--e 10 s=.e-E
L-r-l.
HUGO WORTH gs T.
the artistic =alugr LEau1=-Lla reliable
81 -rcG Pianos.
Pianos for rel-. Pianos moved
----a--.-s
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FOR EEEI-THo large uuf-Uuis1ed rooms
ON second floor. FOR Igat Housekeeping, heat.
gas, DaJH on same floor. 5g1 2I ST. uU.
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wANTED-AGENTs.

WANIED-LasIes OF men OF good address
Office uo1-aL
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LOCAL MENTION.

Hand-Carved Oak Dining Room
Furniture now on exhibit within our
sllesrooms, 1927 and l--s o. ST. Buffet
SidebuaTu Corner cupboard. embossed
leather chairs iu suite from private
home. Sale Wednesday DO a. ma wilson
g. Mayors. .AucLl1ueers-
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WANTEp-AUTOM0BILEs

gEA1yTED-s electric automobile.
cheap Tor cash. Apply rear slf l-th So uH-
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HELP wANrED-mALE & FEMALE.

saETEy--=slicitlrs hlsh-srace work lib
aral proposition Address BOX Eg This of
nee uo8-s-
E.aE-ED-8oy lr Elrl faE simple office
alrs- cam an 1872 l-h 30. NV. HoI-It
ANY INTELLIGENT person may earn sI0
r1 $40. monthly De spare time corresponding
fog news pa l-Ies 100 UalsasslUPl send flE par
L..rHUaIE. E- g. OCEs-gL
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HAVE YOUR EDEEELEDOhS and leather
goods made ana repaired uy TIE LEATHER
DOCTOR. AZ L-th ST. NV Material riElt.
WORK right prices i-sliL MOIST
WANTED Furniture alruets ETC. Hu5-.ng
contents VI houses a speciality liberal alI-
cash prices mali orders 6LEsI prompt at
teuuou. LEWIS FURNITURE SHOP. 40
ltiA sL. u"s A---t--
i furniture r.-i-L1p DESK showcases. c-i--e
mills. stocks af groceries. pianos. organs.
feather beds for cash. EemeMDeT-.-IS-
CLAIR uos-5t
60 VITA lleil- -l-t ---l ST. A#- l-1-sL
wANTED-To buy old feather beds r.
MARKS. 800 lLh 81 uls-at
NAETED-A uarlor suite. stair carpet. ham
rack. large mirror, and rugs. address BOX
&c. This gulle. ul.-1L
WASTED-Cammon pigeons. Homerz. Eng
fish rabbits. guinea pigs. etc BARCLAY.
The Ferret Man. so Louisiana ave. l1s-7I
REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS who de-
sire 90 bet uu the election can secure the
highest cash prices -lI OLD gold. silver dla-
Wou-s. watches. ana other me le"-.ry ~
ABEAHAA.s $. 4.s stn S. nH- fy-s-ls.t
YVAETED-T0 loan money al low rate On
good security Private WIN call BOX 1z5.
VAETED-IHEHest cash prices paid for u.aru
garments. ladies' OF EeuleWeu.s. also shoes
and mats address p-s-a- ana Ei-i cali any
hour b. TAEsHEs 1905 am S. uE. Phone
%or,h 80 seZs-6lt
WAEIED-s. EEBEsKy, 1906 .tn ST. NV.
VIII pay the highest cash prices Tor ladies'.
gents and en--EeH.a CASTOR clothing and
shoes and hats. address a postal and / viii
call oa4-s5t
HIGH PRICES PAID FOR easr-1H clothing
and shoes drop postal ana VIII CalL IL.
GEWIZ. los sra st. NV oc-1-IfI
TO BUY. SELL OF store furniture. see DOWL.-
ING gl- p st. Dw. Sale Wednesdays Phone
Main 5l5. ocs-5lt
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WAFTED-BICYCLEs.

WANTED-BICYCLES.
rs WANTED FIFTY ree1ud-HaHa bicycles viii
buy outright and pay spot cash LEWIS
BICYCLE EXCHANGE. sos sth So. NV
uoz-Gt
WAETED-Ta buy every bicycle lu Wsaa-
iuBt1u. Il5 Pennsylvania ave NV. oc25-l5t
FOR SALE-BICYCLE TIRES.
HARTFORD extra heavy tires. $3.50. put ou.
Hartford seconds. Sl.ss. put uu. Solar lamps.
$751; Sterling lamps. sscf Olive bicycles. nrteI
with coaster brake and Hartford extra heavy
tire. sLsaHr baby carriage tires. put ON. 81 %
per set qua and J. CYCLE REPAIR H04-cJ
FOR sALE-HhETFORD TIRES $50. put
on. a.. T. HUNTER. The Bicycle Sian,
Il1 FgEUsy iEaUla ave. uW. MOIST
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STORAGE

WHY PAY MJEE- we sIlre for 15c e load
-EITED STA 'ES STORAGE g. o., .-l>-1-
lUth 81. Nv. Phone Mall 4--5. oc-2-5.t
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IN next sundays Times.
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Get IN the Election Contest.
& 600 iu gold % the winners.
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LIBRARY PHARMACY. "a Sc. G. Pa ave- Sc
". c. EUEE. cor sth and Nd. ave. me-
WAl @. GEHTEE}. cor l4Ln and u zLs- NV
J. FRENCH SIMPSON COT. lJh ste F--2I-
Island ave. and i ST. NV
CHAS. G.. EDR<EEG. ChrisEiaui Pharmacy
sW- cor lrl ana al sIs. uW-
W ARM STRONG cor. lLl and II SIS. ne
CEAS. ID. BLUMEE{1 ~ Cap and i SIS ne
j.. A. FEITCH. 10Th and III zts- NV
QTIELENfS PHARMACY, zlsr and q sts- NV
OfDOENEL.L DRUG Co. cor. Srh s. @ SIS. sc.
". H. CLARKE. l-ls 3-d ST. NV
DODGE a. CO.. cor 14Ll and j. NV.
J. u. TALLDE cor. 5Lh and u zrs. NV
H. s. EEALEs uv-- cor llth ST. g. Pa ave Sc.
i. u CCEL-E-oIZ. cor. Fla ave g. ~ Cap S.
EUGENE r. NICHOLS, 1901 Pa ave NV
CHAS. b. CAMPBELL, cor ID ana y sts- ne
y. HUGO EISEEEEISS- cor. 9Th 81 3 sJ54 81.
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1t Win Direct You 10 the Spot.
The Black Argow ia next Sundays
Times.
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Personal

HOW CAN THESE THINGS BE DOEEg
Is fle question before the world. but call uu
PROF. PRINCE 500. f.a ST. sa- He saved
nae from suicidal grave through his powers.
tells all you want In know and brings mis-
lUarIslau1llEs anu love affairs stIatElt.
A GENTLEMAN Wishes lo meet widow lady
with some means object. uaIrlu1ug. AG~
dress BOX go, JE.s once. IL
DENTISTS are prescribing CHlalets 10 aid
lu the care of ths teeth u
MEN. wuFEiuEm-u, I mean. have "a chance
10 overcome their needs Dg buying a suit or
ararga4t slightly used from the cheapest one
price store lu Town JI5IH.S OLD STAND.
MME. CATHERINE. PaImist and Card
Reader $40 n. g. ave csc a. ..e with this AL.
NEWEST styles Iu mems clothing. furnish
Hgs. auH hats Reasonable prices Privileges
N charging purchase j. g. w EiHEAAN.
$40 ttl ST. u#- ocsl-Lf
NINE DAVIS. Clasrs0yauJ and card Reader
l--, 18th 81 UW ucli-5u
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY. Suite
~, SECOND floor Colorado Hui-a.H5r 18th and
zL5.-<eser closed Absolutely reliable
strictly confidential Phone zs-l Main. A.
L.itaDtoi-L. Superintendent ae-s-sl-
FULL DRESS and Tuzgd1 suits 10 hire 81
JULIUS COHEN. Ioi ltA S. NV. oe2l-4Jt
PRIVATE PARTY WILL. LOAN YOU MON
Ely 1u your FURNITURE. PIANO. ORGAN
etc. 4 "lu cali. address BOX 10, thig Of
u-a- 44za- "
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Picking Up Money

When you enter The Times election con-
test
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TWO CENTS 4 WORD
Fo- All Other Classified Liners.
Three OF More Consecutive Days one
Cent q Word.

If you have not
the time to send
or bring your Ad
to The Times or
any OF the fol
lowing branch
Offices, just call
up Main 1908
and our Want
Al Messenger
will call for your
Ads. No extra
charge for the
service.
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Repairs at Reasonable Prices.
Sod for Sixty Dollars

@. u. collins. B0lder ne lsth st. Phone
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Something New-Airtight Hot Blast
Heating Stove. sIH5J a EbarIy's Sons.
-Ls -LI 81 lH
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AID scarf c-e-l 90 l.--cz l-y =r- ll r=4z.ll-
a-te u.--- refused. address COX $50 lnis
ONCE MOIST
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

~ Eou Want 60 enter ae 90 OR Of 0a=.-
active. reliable established business GRANT
5--eE,-7-t 49, So. s-Ea aEe. oc-.-5]t
lo345NG Ho.-sE-l- rooms o Fell-furulsa-
-t- NE" Piano ea=- $50 eazas house Euu
s-..se- lo..a-l, co.. sll l-a H~- aas-s-
FOR sALE-teI equipped grocery store. IN
=et- s.--.As 9"4-i =-i-s away -t-lr=ss
mace % E.e=a--e. s-s- perfect nJ guaranteed.
e-t1s-o-t- o.. SOD s. NV la7-1-
FOR RENT blacksmith shop. B.aaeusburg
Road Inquire AIRS WJLl. near school
loR sAI.E-L1asa rgsm ana Hztaress
gaaa stand 1888 Sew York ave. ~. IT
CORNER GROCERY. n a dlrEa.a- I7-7rs
rooms e-Hner-ea- sod stand must sen. -
FOR 5Al.z.-7s9e@ ana aa-aEes.. together Or
-e7.-
FOR sALE-Re-au max route. 90 gallons.
Noise. wagon. cans. ana a1y-les. at a barr
sam. Address Box +-a. tEls once MOIST
HERE III Is-arocery. doing strictly cash
.----.-zz- i.- --.--a ana -4-ls rent only
80 ---s ei--l invoice la.re- don't miss Il-s.
--l---
a. LARGE eleerric-u5wer printing once.
roaming -.---u presses -l-s business clear
tHe $500 sety over sl eAgeuz-zf owner
$3.50. NEW Ao1-l BUSINESS BROKERS,
EgoalNG HOUSE. heart Of c..y. lnas.ag
money! owner must sell ana vill REFUSE -
reasonable aaar- NEW AoaE BUSINESS
lE.1t----~. On J. So u54-.-
Igl SALE--uu-auJs Of Ig-r01u boarding
house sar'- a.ueF leaving c1lE- bed clothing
------a-l@- e-- CAN 1929 Ne" YORK aye
EoR sALE-Tea. coffee. and sr5eazy stand
IN western Market -lzt ana K SIS. slsaas
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FOR SA-s-bteI equipped grocery store sl
zas- se-l.us owner E-lls away -4-1r-ss
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OAR 1AL-.-clzll=s DAILY hamruerlass z1lu.
Diamond 4-asl-yF au-a.llaLlc eze--lr. -
=--5e5 ID -Ie-s s--ls COST $40. SriaEE1I-tID S,
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ANAcOsTLA

BURY.s PHARMACY. cor Monroe ana JET
feFsCu SITS.
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FOR Rents STABLES.

F0R REET-A large private stable. Nrr-l
west. Address BOX a4l LaLs Office La---r
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watch for the Black Arrow.
Iu next Sundays Times
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED AND UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FOR REET-Tnree rooms. furnished OF u--
Furnished. light housekeeping 1920 s-h So.
lt- uaE-l-
FOR EENT-oue large. bright roam- light
Housekeeping allowed cheap 1915 9th S.
uW- Ua5---
$50 EAST CAPITOL sT-TurulsLed or uu-
FOR EENT-Rooms furnished or mrar-
Uialed5 central. excellent uaIElllTlllLr liI
rooms newly paperrl. hoJ-HaLaT heat pars=-
lain bath ere. 1872 Indiana ave- lW- uu5-8-
FOR RENTING rooms. Furnished or au-
furnished. Z-J LL NV ulG-Er
FOR RENTED Sew York aFe.-E0uus Tor
light housekeeping, one with private bath
uus.al
FOR EEEI-IuEe= rooms Ola second l1a-.
gas and bath .u same uaaE. cheap ru good.
clean tenant can after 100 u.-l-. 1851 ID &c.
sW- Rive minutes walk from Bureau of
engraving and Printing MOIST
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-lftLLEE 40. SEE rooms. . Uell-IIrlls-l-
-E- NEW PIANO ua=- $50 eazl- house EulI
au. e---E.ll monthly. central z1a--.a.z..
-.-..s- -y.ra-L, CO.. aLL I-l la- aa.-s.
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FOR SALE-TYPEWRITERS.
FOR sALI--TypeVri as Sih ST. aw.
uu5-at
WHY ail you pay 500. when you can buy
good typewriter igE 49, al 10 sth ST.?
uss-tl4 Ga sz-zzL
, 1904-08-04

my boy said a certain well to do
business man of the state OF Texas to
his son. who was starting out for a
career in an eastern city-"my boy. let
me tell you something which may he
of help to you. You get up there, and
may see a heap of people who have
more money than o have, a heap
OF people who have more brains than
you have. and more success. Some of
them ma even be better looking than
you are. Don't you worry about II n
and don't you be scared. Whenever
ycu meet another man who allows he ;
your superior. you just look At him and
say to yourself. After all. you're Just
folks You want to remember for
yourself, too, that you're just folks,
My boy. after you have lived as long
as / have, and have knocked aroun'!
the world. you will come 10 see That
that's all any one of us is folks. -
Field and Stream.
, 1904-08-04
IN. .un.. ana tn. Eagle.

The American consul AT Guayaquil,
Ecuador, tells a good story about the
difficulties he has had to keep n mon
key on the consulate premises because
of the depredations of the boa con
%strictors, and these agile little pets
must keep a constant lookout for them.
If .Iocko drops into a doze he is likely
to wake up dead"
On the occasion with which the
story deals Il monkeys life was saved
by the picture of the American eagle.
The consulate sign all over the world
is Il fine reproduction of the king of
birds In full color and with outspread
wings. A nev sign had just been re-
ceived and was waiting on n chair in
side the room. \ big boa constructor
chased the house monkey across the yar0
and through, the open window. Jocko
was making It good race. but II losing one.
He was in the COZ ner. qunking with fear
and very near deaths door. when his
eagle in its mcnacing attitude. 4 snake
fears eagles even more than IL Graves
monkeys. and that particular reptile
turned tail and cnt out of the win
dow ms quickly as if the devil was
after II. That monkey was II smart
monkey, and now whenever 1t wants
to take Il nap it goes TO roost over
the picture Of the eagle.-Mexican Her
old
, 1904-08-04
Ouiuu, Smoking In ChIma.

Ii is generally understood that II
large percentage of the Chinese are
addicted to the use of opium. This il
n mi~sconception. The belief that the
Chinese of rank and culture Use the
drug Is due to the prominence given
to the cultivation NJ the plant and the
manufacture of opium in the Celestial
empire. As II matter Of fact, Il native
who uses opium Is looked upon by his
ouperiors as we discuss and classify
our drunkards.
The Idea that ii pill will produce nm
ex%hilarntinE effect on the beginner il
also One must be accus-
toned to the use OF the drug 10 get
the pleasant effect. The first pipe to
an American produces nausea. Two
or three will make him sick. II he can
stand eight or nine Of these pills he
Is apt TO dream but the awakening is
always an unpleasant reality.
, 1904-08-04
Notice OF Final Settlement.


In the matter of the estate of James
II. Buchanan, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned, ~executrix Of the said estate,
will present to the Judge Of the Dist
rict Court, OF Carbon county, Wyom-
ing, at the Court house in Rawlins,
Wyoming, at 2 o'clock p. M. of the
9Th day of October 1904, or as soon
thereafter as convenient to the court,
her final report and account as ad.
m%inis,ratrix of sand estate, at which
time any person interested in said es-
tate may appear and file their objsc-
lions, If any, to said report, and at
which time the said administrator will
ask that the report be approved and
she he discharged.
Dated Saratoga, Wyo., July 20,
1904.
Sarah NJ. Buchanan,
Administrative.
, 1904-08-04

my wife taught me something the
other night that isn't down in the med
zeal books said a Stock Exchange
man. 1--WE had some peppery tomato
soup for dinner. | was hungry and |
suppose ! was trying to ent too fast.
At any rate l got some CT the soup In
my windpipe and commenced to
strangle. l coughed and coughed, and
drank about two glasses of water. Still
l coughed.
"Take another spoonful of SOUP
said my wife.
mot for mine l said. Il choked
on that once n I'll wait until this
burning gets out of my throat
'She insisted. however. telling me 1t
would cure the irritation. lust for
luck l made the attempt and the effect
was magical. for the irritation disap-
peared Immediately. My self appoint
ed physician told me also that to cure
that choking sensation o must tax
some more OF the very liquid OH which
you strangled. She said it was espe-
cially eficactous In the case OF n strong
acid like lemon. How is that for II
housewife remedy for a common com
plaintr'-New York Press.
, 1904-08-04
Notice Of Final settlement.

In the matter of the estate of Will
son G. Lemon, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that the I'M
dersigned Administrative of the said
estate, will present to the Judge OF
the District Court, Of Carbon county.
Wyoming. at the court house in Raw
Inns Wyoming, at , O'Clock p. m, OF
the Sth day of October, 1904, or as
soon thereafter AS convenient to the
Court, her final report and account as
administrative of sand estate, at which
time any person interested in said es-
tate may appear and file their ohjec-
ton, if any, to said report, and at
which time the Administrative will
ask that the report he approved and
she be discharged.
Dated, Saratoga, Wyo.,.
August LIST, 1904.
Anna NJ. Lemon,
S-i-Iw. Admin ~,tratrix
, 1904-08-04
The SAVAGE. rrov.rb..

The proverbs of savagcs are sllrewd
and pithy. The Basutos say. "lh"
thief catches himself" the i"rulnis,
"He who Injuries another Injuries him
SELF the WolOfs, Before healing 9th
ers heal yourself" In Accra they say.
Nobody is twice a fool among the
OH. ..The moon does not grow full In n
day 1.-The poor man has no friends
A Pashto proverb says. "A feather does
not stick without gum" Others are:
"a crab does not bring forth a bird
"a razor cannot shave ITSELF Gross
the river before you abuse the croco-
dile;'' Truth Is only spoken by Il
strong man or a fool" "~rerseveranc"
always triumphs:" "Tbe thread follows
the needle:' preparation is better
than ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Re
view
, 1904-08-04
Contest Notice.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. I
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. /,
Cheyenne. Wyoming,
72S-2w.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Cheyenne. Wyoming,
July Is, 1904.
A sufficient contest affidavit having
been filed in this office by John C.
Jack, contestant, against Homestead
entry No. 350S, made May %, 1898,
for 81 SWl-4, So SELL Sec. 70. TIP.
IL n. X. 81 w. by Fred w. Dinger,
c%ontestee, in which it is alleged that
Fred W. Dinger has never establish.
ed residence on said land, has Who'll
ly abandoned SAID tract; that he has
changed his residence therefrom for
more than six months since making
said entry, that said tract is not set.
tied upon and cultivated by said par
ty, as required by law, and that said
alleged absence vas not due to his
service in the Army, Navy, or Mar
me Corps of the United States as "A
private soldier, officer, seaman or
marine, during the war with SIP in
or during any other war in which the
United States may be engaged.
Said parties are hereby notified to
appear, respond and offer evidence
touching said allegation at 10 O'Clock
a. N. gu September IA, 1904, befort
j. f. Crawford. U. S. Commissioner,
District Of Wyoming, at Saratoga.
Wyoming, and that final hearing
will be held at 10 o'clock a. III. Sep
TENDER n, 1904, before the Register
and Receiver at the United States
Land Office in Cheyenne, Wyoming.
The said contestant having, in a
proper affidavit, filed July Is, 1904,
set forth facts which show that after
due diligence personal service of this
notice can not be made, it is hereby
ordered and directed that such notice
De given by due and proper publica
ion.
w. E. Chaplin, Register.
, 1904-08-04
MICH More Than That.

THAT milk looks as II 1t We're half
water" protested the woman ut the
Kitchen door.
at is much more thar that ma'am,'
replied the milkman. a college gradu-
ate In reduced circumstances. 81 guar
antec 1t to he ST per tent water, 4 per
cent butter, 3l2 per cent casein and
8La per cent sugar II various salts,
the combination resulting in the liquid
commonly known MS milk. Chemical
analysis OF the same cheerfully fur
nishel whenever desired. Good morn
Ing. ma'am."-Chicago Tribune.
, 1904-08-04

About twelve miles northwest from
the town Of Upper Lake. Cal, is n
series Of waters known as Blue axes
three in nll-surrounded by spurs or
the coast range thai tower 1000 feet
over them. These lakes are steel blue
In color ana never freeze. The upper
AXE * nearly two miles In length and
half II mile in width in the widest
place. the middle lake Is about half
a mile long and half that distance In
width. and the lower one is less than
half the size of the neares neighbor.
The upper lake is nearly IN feet deep
In places, and all of them abound In
trout.
, 1904-08-04

There is II curious provision In the
British bread acts of 1872 and 1886.
which ARE still in force. TO the effect
that every person who shall make
for sale or sell or expose for sale any
bread made wholly or partially of peas
or Leans or potatoes or OF any sort ."
corn or grain other than wheat shall
cause all such bread to be marked
with a large Roman NJ" 1t would
thus appear that the baker who chooses
to put potatoes in his bread could
escape the charge of adulteration by
marking the loaf with this letter in the
manner described.
, 1904-08-04

Herbert Spencer once told this story
OF II woman Of his acquaintance: Vain
as well as vulgar minded, she professed
TO have a high admiration Of Shake.
spenre and was partial to reading his
plays aloud and considered that she
detained the speeches extremely well.
On one occasion. after enlnrging upon
her reverence for him. she ended by
saying: All. often wish that he were
alive and that | had him here. How
We would enjoy one another's con.
vernation""