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mpirsn bes fran50fI9sn Studtsmanass
emile Slibier finbet TiA cine i%ntsrsis
iante STEELE, bic ben Qufentbalt 8iss
mards in Yarts ~selegentlih Der Welts
aus lteluns i'm Sabre 1867 f6tlbsrt
unb bic einige feline, aber fir 8ismard
gang darattsriItii9s Qnetboteu entbGlt.
8si bieier lebten srOBeu 8eranitultuns
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bas anbere; in ieinem gan3en prunte
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ii4 in Dem galunten poris bon Der ga
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gagtrte i'm cine junse, f9One Dame gu
elmer RotiQontour. 0te perfammslten
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re6t, atS lie 8ismard, ben sroben 8iss
mart, na9 elmer tabeLlofsn @erbsugune
NIT erDume untreten Iaben. @r palSts
feline Sour berunter unb iiberreihte Ieis
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bic RoientnOfpe, bic er i'm 2nopflod
trug. sd babe INNER ben @ol3er sss
Itebt," iagte sr bdnn, raber ni9tsbeIto,
iueniger tpirb bies ipobl Der / B /.
Wal3er fein. ben ia setan3t babe"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-31

QIs aonia Mlgpnio XIII. BON Gpo.
nisn ilrSilA JtrsS bsfu6is, tsbris sr
saa bsi Usm WsIneutsbsFbn Tomteq
Elm unD fab bort elm Yfsrb onbaluTs
fder Roh,. bas iih burh beiOnD,r,
S4onbeit ausSsihnsie. quf bos louts
Cob bes ionisIiten Safes beetle Iih
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%nn5ubistsn, pis bds in Spanisn gang
lno gdbe III, luenn "a iih babel fur ess
iuobnlih audi nur um cine blobe Ans
ftonosformel banbelt unb tein Wenf9
baron bsntt, bos @~nsebotene pirtli6
gu Derihenten ober a%n3untbmen. Tos
nlecq mar "a aber nit ieinem Nnerbies
ten Grnlt unb sr beItano barauf. Der
aonig bebeutete ibm inbeb. bab er Is
fth ouf feinen Reiien gum 0runoIab
gemaht babe, feline tp~ertbpouen Sc
iHente an3unebmen, 10 bantbar CT audi
bic freunblide Qufmertiamteit ansrs
femme. Die Sd6e f9isn bdmit erIebigt;
ullein Der aOntg bate ni4t nit Der
anbaluffhen S9laubeit ssrsdnet. Gs
traf ii4, baB bisier Gage IN Maorib
eth Saubentpettfhieben itattfano.
moran bic pornebme Welt tbeilnabm
unb fir bas fi9 audi Der R6ntg inter.I.
frte. Sosar aus ben propin3en sr.
f4tenen eintge Sportsleuts badu unb
untsr &nberen aud Der bette G1iibe
aus Sere3, Rtpero, beFen Wetnmarien
gu ben meiItbetannten geb6ren unb Der
aufdllts Elm S9tpas,r 8omecqs TT, Elm
llmitanb, Der aber benz RDnig unbes
tonut mar. gs srsab ft9 BON felbit,
bab oieIer, Der felbit Elm gutter Sdiibe
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NAL NIT benz onbolufi9en Gampeon,
Der tdsltd fold. Srtumpbe feierte. gu
meFen. 4ls fe gum Sdteben antras
ten. iaste Der a0nts gu ibm: Run,
tuorum tpolen mir ipettena1-,Ssns
nor" ertpiberte Ripero, rtpsnn Cure
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9oIOmin3e bon 100 peietas NH benz
9tloniB Gp. WaieItdt; p~erliere i6, 10
tuerbe id mir erlauben, Gp. Maieitdt
ettpas aus Sere3 gu fdideu. Gin.
berftdnben," Idste Don 4lfonio in benz
Glduben, bab es fi5 UNI cine Riits nit
Wein banbeln tpiirbe. Der aoutg i9ob
on benz Nuamittas Dortrefflid; Der
fonit ME febIenbe Ripero aber siemlih
f9le1t. Gr perlor bic Wette.
Qm nd6iten Morsen tpuroe benz 26s
mig gsmelbet, bab fir i'm ettpas aus
Sers3 etneetrOffen iet. Nsusterts fab
CT gum S9lobplab btnunter unb ses
pabrte bort ben prGHttgen Mnbalufier,
ben sr in Sere3 betpunbert unb ben
Gomecq bereits mad Mabrib porarss
seI6tdt bate, ipeil er fetnsm Sdpaeer
6etm Qntritt Der Retie auf bic Sssle
~sebunben, cine 9eleeenbeit pabrSunebs
men, ods I40ne pfero benz &outs bon
Reuem ais @ei9ent anoubteten. gls
Der &0nig am anbern Sage Rtbero
tuieber auf benz S9isBItanbe besssnste,
rief er ibm la9enb gu: Isle iinb ia
eth gang sefGbrli4er Diplomat. @ber
iebt mifen sic ou9 bon mir Elm @es
f6ent annebmen. WGbleu sic ft6 i'm
@eitiit gu 4raniusa ous bette pferb
aus" limb 70 seidub's, unb ale
tpdren aufrieoen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-31
@alHihrcfte i'm RbeiulauS.

Reite bon grobsn WalftI3en bat btes
fer Sage prOfsfor poblis aus Bonn
in ben selben Observation-Disclosures bss
Sertidrs bon @~rafenbergs @erresbeim
Bel 0iFeIborf sefunbeu. Sir bic
Rbstnlanbe iinb fOI4e 5unbe neu unb
aus 70 alien S9i9tsn i~iberbaupt toum
setaunt. Wd6rsnb i'm llrsRbetnbeIta
tpetter iibli9 iid bic obern Braun.
to6leuIdi9tsn bilpeten, tdmen alfo bel
DuFelbOrf crapdrtise Qblugeruneen
gu Stanbe, dbnli4 ben in iiinsiter 3eit
Mtutonsn bon Sabren na9 ben Dill
felborfern an ben beuti9en 8iitsn abs
eeiebtsn. Sn ben Norbfsesessnoen itno
fteIenpeiie bic unsef9pemmten Wals
fifhrefte i'm 8iitenianb 70 bdufis, bah
man @arten3dune unb Softborbosen
aus bleien rieIigen 8no6en srri9tet.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-31
Gtoanktn(plitttr.

RAD Der anfHt Der 9asaDunOsn fnb .s
of Senoarmen, bic etue Gessro uufi6er
MAIDEN.
Wanber ribnt f6, aubsre burHi6aut ,u
9abtii uno oeroantt otes bod nur ibr.r
Gbrlt9tett.
Ter Stlettart flr4tst Ot. Offentli4e Meis
HunS, Der Rintltr oie-eiseu..
Stnter mouhen Men,4eu tommt mar
oesipe9en nibt, tuetl mou utbts binter inn
fuht.
Gin iblutres 9ortsmonnaie besinftist Elm
leibtes 2ebeu.
6onneuihttn auf i6ue.beoedttn gaum.u
gltiht manhem Gebeuslocs: NIT benz @taui
nabt duh bas @nM.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-31

Der dbrGt9s Grport
bon Wute Wdrasuaptbee) aus ben
bruiliuniiden propinaen paruna urb
Santa Gatbdrina betrdst iiber IT,
100000 0funo.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-31
@eoanktn(plitttr.

Dom 8snie tpirO bic Del, ,rObsrt, Der
Ttttslmdbisteit seb0rt Ft.
Man bort 10 oft: Die Babrbstt liest. in
Der Witte.-@atirlth. Ute .bunten ionit
10 oiele uni ie berumgebeul
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gen. 5e tpentser sr beIooen IA, osftO mebr
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Wertb oes Giptspsrlor'neu.
CUR 2~tbenstlusbett stbOrt Is. ntbt 10
stel BACON merten lu laHtn.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-31
Gttt ntiter litttnr.

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oduert bas INNER 70 LANCE, tpsnn ii@
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4.n: r@4 nein, i9 bab. i6r bios
Oorbin i9re SABINE beritsdt, neil fs
mid beute bur9sebdut bat."
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-31
MrnRmIthi0.

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mir trdumte oieie Ra9t, i9 bate an
Did UNI 800 Wart sei4rtebeu. unb ais
td 0etnen Brief Offnste, lasen 500
Nart - aIiO 200 Mart msbr - bus
rtu!" - Die musit Du rubts bebal.
tent"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-31
1lebertriebene Wnaif.

Or (ber nit ieinsr Grau in Der Com.
merfrtide 1T, Dor benz S9Iafeuseben):
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BIB btrett in ben 3us ans offene 6ens
tier Iesen! -. 8ebente bod. tpie lei6t
tOnnte i4 ba 3abni4mer3eu betoms
men!"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-31

0sutf9Ganos 4us s T
nad ben Der. Stdaten TN db9elaufeneu
Sabre bate einsu Wsrtb bon $103.s
450.620, .tne 4bnabme bon $14,450..
154 aeQe1 oas sSabr 1902.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-31

aslas gaaAstsamssssiasaassn saS
immsmlsa 3uasrumgen.

s~uswawgnMs zee puiss uaisrissliAss "a
~psassstlas a1e ~fssssissmaas uHsssaaae
fa .slHsApsasawsmm' ssitia las gs'
fsttswma zee Gaasi@wsmms
, 1904-05-04
DECISION
COUNTY COLLECTOR IN
UTAH CONSTRUCTION CON-
PANY TAX NATTER.
Judge Of District Court Holds That
Treasurer Had No Right to Sell
Road Scraper Belonging to Cor
poration Until Taxes Had Been
Declared Delinquent.

Judge Carpenter of the district court
today decided against the collector OF
the revenue for Albany county in the
suit of the Utah Construction company
against Gus Johnson for the recovery
by replevin of a road grader seized last
fall by County Treasurer Hicks and
sold to Mr.. johnson for the amount of
the taxes alleged to be due. The de
cision of the court was IN the point
that the treasurer had no right To
dispose of the grader until the taxes
due had been declared delinquent.
when an emergency would arise max
ing such action necessary. The county
will have to refund the amount OF
taxes collected through sale of the
machine.
Last summer, while the Utah Con.
struction company of Ogden was build.
ing the spur connecting the Angel Il
George stone quarry with the main
line of the Union Pacific. a la was
levied upol ii and the grader seized
to satisfy the demand. The treasurer
asserts that the company refused to
recognize the tax. and thai when It
did so he was authorized under the
law to sell the property. the fact that
the defendant company refusing to en-.
ter into consideration of the business
of the tax rendering his action the
only procedure possible.
, 1904-05-04
Court House Notes.

The commissioners adjourned this
morning. having finished the business
for the term.
The application of John F. johnson
for a saloon at Jelm was refused BY
the county commissioners this morn
ing.
Neils Albert Erickson. a subject of
King Oscar II of Sweden and Nor
way. today made application to become
a citizen of the United States. He has
been in this country three years and
resides in this city.
The request for an additional 5000
young fish for Sheep mountain, filed
with the county commissioners this
morning, vas granted. There are yet
about 10000 young fish due this coun
ty, which will be apportioned upon
application of citizens.
The application of Charles Oakley
for a renewal of liquor license at III
Thnrnburgh street and G. c. Mason
at Centennial were read the first time
this morning and laid over until the
next meeting of the board of county
commissioners.
, 1904-05-04
REPUBLICAN, PRIMARIES
TOMORROW EVENING

The primary meetings in the differ
ent wards of Laramie for the election
of delegates to the county convention
will be held Thursday evening. and in
the precincts of the county outside of
Laramie on Saturday afternoon. at 2
o'clock, at the several polling places
established at the last general cleo
ton.
The primary meeting in the First
ward of the City of Laramie will be
held at the city hall and will be called
to order by Mr.. N. F. Spicer. Ten del
egates to the county convention will
be chosen.
The primary meeting for the Sec
ond ward Will be held at the court
house and will be called to order by
w. B. Sutphin. This ward will send
eleven delegates to the county CON
vention.
In the Third ward the primary meet
ing will be held at the West Side hose
house, and will be called to order by
Joseph Lohlein. when nine delegates
will be elected to represent the ward
at the county convention. All the
ward meetings will be held at S O'Clock
in the evening.
, 1904-05-04
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

A beautiful day.
Mud almost all gone.
More rain this afternoon.
Almost like spring, sur enough.
Fine pansy plants at Golden Rule.
The bananas are beginning to grow
again.
Decoration day will fall on Monday
this year.
11:30 today.
Fishing tackle and repairs of all
kinds. Lovejoy's.
r. J.. Vorhis has resigned his posi-
ton at Nissen's barber shop.
AL kinds of imported fishing tackle
at Laramie Book cOmpany's.
The brick company began the final
firing on the first kiln of brick this
morning.
The band will give a street parade
and concert at 1890 o'clock Friday
afternoon.
There are still many big bargains in
tht ohut lllle at TlhuUeI .. bOH L put
off ealing until it is too late. Call now.
The building committee of the fair
association met today and discussed
some building contemplated at the fair
grounds.
A daughter was born this morning
to Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Haas on south
Third street, and mother and babe are
doing nicely.
Messrs. Decker. Post, Riggen and
Webb left this morning for Walden
with big loads of merchandise, some
of the teams consisting of ten horses.
Sheriff Cook took William Lukens
to the penitentiary this afternoon to
serve eighteen months for forging a
check for $1O4 on w. B. Emmons of
the Riverside Live Stock company.
The school board will meet at 2:3O
tomorrow afternoon for the election of
officers. The oaths of Office of Messrs.
Gramm and Carter, reelected Monday
night. will be filed at this meeting.
Rev. Jonathan Watson, formerly of
Cheyenne. but now in CHARGE Of the
Episcopal church work at Saratoga
and Encampment, is in Cheyenne ar
ranging to emove permanently to
Saratoga.
1t is somewhat notable that of the
deaths reported by the sexton of the
cemetery in his report of interments
for the month of April. only one oc-
CURED in this city. and that a lady So
years of age.
Six dogs were sent to the happy
hunting grounds yesterday afternoon
and became good dogs. More will fol.
low until the good dogs that remain on
earth will be fewer than the good dogs
that have passed over
A telegram was received from Den
yer today saying that an operation
would be performed upon John Watt
for an affection of the eye this after
noon. Mr.. Watt was late arriving at
Denver and the operation has been
delayed until today.
Andrew Ison, whose wife sued him
for divorce, has been granted an ex-
tension of time until the 18th at Den
yer to pay the alimony. He claimed
he was unable to pay at this time, a
man who agreed to give him some.
money having failed him at the last
moment. The Isons formerly resided
in this city.
, 1904-05-04

+. j. Bell was in the city this morn.
ing
otto Gramm is home from Chey-
enne.
Harry latham is here from Glen
eyre.
:. l.. Perry of Dubuque, Ia, is at the
Kuster.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Homer are in
from the ranch.
Mrs. w. w. Howe of Rand. Colo, is
at the Johnson.
Mrs. Dave Reid went to CHEYENNE
yesterday afternoon.
j. Z. Pollock of Jelm is in the city
a guest at the Johnson.
p. Jessup is a visiting ranchman.
stopping at the Johnson.
Mrs. S. Z. Land has returned to
her home at G~unnison, Colo.
j. NJ. Lapp was here yesterday aft.
ernoon. a guest at the Union Pacific.
Ora Haley of this city is attending
iilc SIN'h Sl'Nt's aSSocldllOn at Den.
yer.
+. W. Farmer of Gleneyre, Colo, was
among the guests at the Johnson this
morning.
Mrs. Ben Lehman has gone to Chi
"a-O to the bedside of her mother. who
is quite i'll.
state Auditor Leroy Grant has re
'urapd TO Cheyenne, after a business
visit 20 this city.
Mrs. Milton Small and children have
gene 10 Toledo, o., for a visit witt
relatives for several months.
= F. Vented of Milwaukee ant
Mae Douglas of Omaha were guests al
the Johnson hotel last night.
II. G. White. o. w. Nichols and ]. C
McCIeIland OF Denver were among the
Union Pacific guests this morning.
II. Il. Butler of the First Nationa
bank has been commissioned as a no
lIary public by Governor Chatterton.
Mrs. Ed Matthews and little daugh
ter returned yesterday afternoon from
. visit of several days ut Cheyenne.
Archdeacon Cope arrived from thu
west on The noon train and is the CUES
Of Dean and Miss Bode at the deanery
The executive committee of the trus
tees Of the university held a meetin.
This afternoon, transacting routine bus
mess.
Carl Marsh, who has been attend
ing college at Des Moines, Ia, return
ed home this afternoon. having com
pleted his course.
S. F. Wright of Boston and j. w
Johnson and A. J. Perry of Chicago
were among the guests at the UnioI
Pacific last night.
F. ". Huntley of the shoe depart
ment Of The Three Rules returned tt
Deavur today, after a visit of a coupl,
Of days in this city.
Mrs. A. T. Holmes left today fol
il for several months. going from
there to Nova Scotia.
Charles Sanborn of Fort Collins
Fred w. Winter and L.. H.. Wintermut,
Of Denver and Ed Smith of Riversid,
We're among the Kuster guests las
night.
Miss Beulah Regar returned thii
afternoon from a visit Of several day:
with friends and relatives at Denver
She vent down with Mrs. Hanger ant
babe more than a week ago.
}. F.. Johnson of the johnson hotel
who has been confined to his roon
with stomach trouble for some time
was able to be on the street again thit
morning. greeting his friends.
i. J. Fennell of the Laramie DR.,
Goods company left FOR Denver today
IN business for the store, expecting Il
be away three or four days. Whel
his business is concluded he may g,
% Pueblo for a short visit.
DR.. B. l.. Payne of Lincoln, Neb., wa
acre this morning. on his way to Lot
Angeles, and was introduced by Rev
+. W. BrOss, an old friend. The docto
5 a physician of renown and a bust
ness man Of Lincoln, greatly interested
4 university work, and Mr.. Bross tool
him to the university this morning.
, 1904-05-04
San Diego, Cal, April 80, 1904

San Diego, Cal, April 30, 1904
To the Editor of The Republican.
I have just read in your issue of
the 26th the report of my having died
at Los Angeles, Cal, but it fails to
give the date of my demise, so that
l can't tell whether it took place there
Or at this place. as l have been here
for the last two weeks. But seriously,
l am not dead neither can l say that
| am feeling very well. | left Los
Angeles, where l had been for two
months, and came to this place. think
ing perhaps the coast would be bet
ter for me. but l find I have made a
mistake: it is too low n damp here
for any one with weak lungs.
l met Henry Bath on the street last
evening. and | u say he is look
ing well. He tells ME he is about
lcured of rheumatism. and thinks per-
haps he will stay here all summer.
Yours,
J.. A. GROVER.
, 1904-05-04
HAS RECORD FOR
LONG DISTANCE MESSAGE.

w. ]. Stewart, travelling engineer
for the Wyoming division Of the I'm
ion Pacific, who arrived from Chey-
enne this afternoon, has just receiv-
ed a message from his son, Bruce
Stewart, who is in the wireless tele-
graph service at Mare Island, San
Francisco. and who a short time ago
was given honor for the longest wire
less telegraph message received at
Pensacola, Fla. in an exhibition by
the war department Of the United
States. Mr.. Stewart is to become one
of the instructors at the wireless sta
ton school at the navy yard, although
only % years Of age. He went to San
Francisco a little more than a week
ago.
, 1904-05-04
WYOMiN GVOLUNTEER
HOME FROM MANILA

c. W. Dudley. who enlisted in Com
pany G, Wyoming battalion, from
Cheyenne, and accompanied the troops
to Manila, returned today, just from
the Philippines. When the Wyoming
troops left the islands Mr.. Dudley
Joined the hospital corps and remained
there, just now being discharged and
coming home. He says there have
been many changes in Manila since
the Laramie boys came away, and that
many of them would not recognize the
city under American supervision.
, 1904-05-04

Sir Henry Thompson. the eminent
English surgeon, who died last week
in his eighty-fourth year. was, In i'd
dition to his surgery, especially dis
tinguished for his study in matters. Of
food and diet, and because he WAS ons
OF the earliest and most constant advo-
Gates Of cremation. At the same tims
he was insistent on q proper certificate
of death, equally Important wheeler
earth burial or nre burial NJ 70 b
made.
, 1904-05-04
WILL CHANGE FRONT
OF OLD BUIl DING.

Workmen today began ~remodeling
the front of the building near the
Globe hotel. on First street, recently
purchased by Andrew Reid, and will
transform it into a modern place Of
business. The building is one of the
Oldest in that block, and years ago a
known as the New York house, a room
ing house conducted by Henry Bath.
A number of the old one-story build
ings in that block belonged to the
same period of the city's history.
, 1904-05-04

Within three years the per capita
consumption in the United States Of
malt liquors has increased from six
teen to eighteen gallons; that Of spirits
from 1.27 to LAG gallons, and that Of
wines from 40 to .48 gallons.
, 1904-05-04
PICTURE SHOW COMING

f. B. Beatty is here this afternoon,
arranging with Manager Root for the
coming of Beatty Bros. big picture
show at the Opera House the night
Of the 18th. The show was here sew
eral months ago and filled the house
to the doors.
, 1904-05-04

The United States government pays
railway companies two or three times
as much for carrying the mails as is
charged express companies for similar
service.
, 1904-05-04
SPLENDID PRICE FOR
LARAMIE PLAINS LAND

Joseph Dallas today bought OF e.
]. Bell the southwest quarter of sec
ton 4, township 16, range rs. a part
of the Millbrook ranch, for which he
paid $4,000, a good price, it is con.
sidered by parties who know the land.
, 1904-05-04

The Electric Light company will pay
$500 for information leading to the
conviction of any person unlawfully
tampering with any Of its poles or
wires. a13m1
, 1904-05-04
DEATH OF BABE SHORT
TIME AFTER IT'S BIRTH.

Mrs. Charles Hegewald, who has
been quite sick for some time. gave
birth prematurely to a daughter this
morning. The little one died at 1890
O'Clock today and Mrs. Hegewald is
causing her friends much uneasiness.
, 1904-05-04

The immigrants to the United States
from 1928 to 1903 aggregate 81, 265, 1928,
equal to one-fourth of the present pop
ulation of the entire country.
, 1904-05-04

FOR RENT-Four rooms over C. s.
Greenbaum's store. Suitable for Of;
fee Or light housekeeping. Geo. A.
Campbell, agent. 22St3
, 1904-05-04
, @ Q @ Q O O O @ O Q Q O O Q c
, WEATHER REPORT c
End nv0MINH r
FOR WYOMING.

. Washington, D. c., May A.
, Weather forecast for Wyoming: G
, Partly cloudy tonight and Thurs c
. day, with showers tonight and in c
. southeast portion Thursday; cool c
. er tonight; warmer Thursday. c
> @ @ @ Q 9 @ @ @ . O @ Q Q Q 9 G
, 1904-05-04

cows FOR sALE-Good, fresh, gen
tie mixers. To be zen at Mr.. Cham
%berlain's. Seven-Mile lake. 227t6
, 1904-05-04

Manufactured suits for spring that
hold their shape and fit at Woodruff &
Terry's.
, 1904-05-04
USE SWlFT'S PREMIUM HAMS.
SPECIAL PRICE FOR THIS WEEK
OF 15C PER LIB. At THE LARAMIE
GROCERY CO.


| am obliged to positively forbid all
~trespassers from hunting, shooting and
fishing on my premises on the Lar
annie river. between Old Wyoming and
a great annoyance to my interests.
This means everybody. Now, look
out. | shall enforce the law.
225tG ORA HALEY.
, 1904-05-04

Lovett il doing the paperfng the
other fellows can't compete and An
doing the kicking.
, 1904-05-04

FOR SALE OR LEAsE-Ranch on
Four Mile: good terms. Lauritz Miller,
4c8 Spruce. West Side. 219t1m
, 1904-05-04

Shirts 1oc, collars and cuffc 2 C. fiat
work Is pieces 15c. City Steam Laun.
dry. Try us.
, 1904-05-04

All the new things in mems oxfords,
in black and tan, at Woodruff G
Terry's.
, 1904-05-04

Ottumwa Copper Co. has a mine.
VIM. Benton. 227t5
, 1904-05-04

War on shoes for men and boys at
Woodruff & Terry's.
, 1904-05-04

The largest and best assortment OF
boys clothing at Woodruff & Terry'S
, 1904-05-04

Remember Niethe's dancing school
Thursday night at North Star hall. Ev-
erybody invited. 227t3
, 1904-05-04

Swell dressers will find their kind
of goods at Woodruff & Terry's.
, 1904-05-04

Furnished house for rent, 1o1 4th st.
, 1904-05-04

We represent one of the best tailor
ing houses in the country and invite
YOU to see our spring wooden samples.
Woodruff & Terry.
, 1904-05-04
READS
REPORT OF HIS DEATH AND I'M
MEDIATElY DENIES COR
REcTESS OF 1T.

John Grover Wants to Know Whether
He Died at Los Angeles Before
or After He Left That Place and
Went To San Dieso-Meets Henry
Bath on Streets.
, 1904-05-04

Daily Republican SOC a month.
, 1904-05-04

Andrew lsOn, whose wife sued him
for divorce, has been granted an ex-
tension Of time until the 18th at Den
yer to pay the alimony. He claimed
he was unable to pay at this time, \
man who agreed to give him some
money having failed him at the last
moment. The Isons formerly resided
in this city.