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The Washington times., 1908-09-11
NO TRUTH IN RUNOR
OF QUEENS ILLNESS
Hollanders' Hopes for an
Heir TO Throne Again
Dashed.

AMSTERDAM, Sept. I.-For the third
time Holland has been disappointed in
its ardent hope that Queen wilhelmina
would bring an heir to the Dutch
throne. Just as hopes were mounting
highest comes the announcement from
the royal castle Pet Loo, at Apeldoorn,
where the Queen went, that the heir is
dead. Omcial confirmation Of this re-
port was received today.
Accompanying the report was the
physicians statement that it viii be-
idle for the people again TO expect an
heir to the throne.
The Queen is rapidly regaining her
health. and the alarming reports con-
cerning her condition are unWaFranted.
She is much depressed however, at the
disappointment of her people.
AS Queen Wilhelmina !s the last mem
Der of the House of Orange, a success
sor 10 the throne will have to be chosen
by the Queen and a special joint con-
ventiOn Of the two houses Of parlia-
ment Already there is talk Of making
the country a republic, upon the death
OF the present Queen, but the time is
hardly believed to be ripe for such
move.
The Washington times., 1908-09-11
ONE KILLED, d HURT
IN SHOOTING AFFRAY
Fatal Clash Between Police Off
GERS and Marshal in Rich
wood w Va
wood, w. Va.

REDWOOD, w Va. Sept. u.-One
man was shot and killed. another. per
haps fatally wounded and three Others
hurt In a shooting affray here last night,
said to have been the Outgrowth Of an
old grudge.
The dead: Deputy United States Mar
shall William Rutherford
The wounded: Chief Of Police c. E
Bryant, right arm shattered by bullet:
Policeman William Craft. shot in the
lungs and hip, said to be dying at Johns
Hopkins Hospital Baltimore: Arthur
Elliott. shot in arm; unknown specta-
tor shot through the hand
Othcer Craft and Chief Bryant had
arrested two drunken men and were
taking them to the police station, when
Marshal Rutherford appeared and, il is
said, demanded their release. When this
was refused Rutherford began firing at
the officers.
Bryant was shot in the arm. but. it
is said, he fired a bullet which struck
Rutherford above the right eve. killing
him instantly. craft. who was danger
ously wounded before Bryant could fire
the fatal shot, is also in a critical con-
ditiOn.
The Washington times., 1908-09-11
HAS NARROW ESCAPE
FROM BURIAL ALIVE
Twice Dead, F" Mrs. John
Barnum Faces Undertaken
and Says She's Hungry.

WINSTED, Conn, Sept. 11.-BIrs. John
Barnum, who lives with Mr. and MIS-.
Hawley Wickwire, near Falls Village.
twice this week has been sorro wfuIly
laid out" as dead, and an undertaken
called. Twice she has revived.
After a long illness Mrs. Barnum
passed away, as her friends thought,
several days ago. She was being pre-
pared for burial, and /. p. HOrnbeck.
undertaken. was called While being
laid out" by Mrs. Wickwire and other
women, the supposed dead woman
raised one Of her knees. Mrs. yVickwire
had heard that sometimes there is mus
cular contraction in dead bodies. She
Strengthened out the contracted leg, and
was about 20 carry out the directions
of the undertaken for the care OF the
body when the other leg contracted IN
the same manner.
Unnerved. Mrs. Wickwire fed the
room, and summoned her husband To-
gether they sat down to await develop
ments. In a few minutes Mrs. Barnum
opened her eyes. and said she was hun
cry.
Mrs. Barnum then lapsed into uncon-
scioUsness for twenty-four hours, and
then seemed to die again. The second
time she was '1aid out" and the under
taker called. Careful examination re-
vealed no sign Of life. But owing TO
their uRcanny experience Of the day be-
fore, Mrs. Wickwire and friends Of the
supposed dead woman determined TO go
slow. No indication of life appearing,
they went ahead with preparations for
the funeral. Just as the undertaken
was about TO begin his work a slight
pulsation I'm a vein In Mrs Barnums
neck was observed.
Again the preparations were halted,
and a little later Mrs. Barnum revived.
This time she wanted a cup Of tea. as
she had had nothing 10 eat for week.
Mrs. Wickwire made the tea and the
undertaken departed. Since then Mrs.
Barnum has been growing stronger.
The local physicians are puzzled over
the case Of Mrs. Barnum- They have
issued orders that IL she appear again 10
die no funeral preparations be begun
without medical advice. The under
taker has removed his embalming mate
Tials from the house.
The Washington times., 1908-09-11
THE Willy EARL.

Senator hean, at a dinner, said of a
political maneuver-
smell rat In this contract It
reminds me Of a contract of a million
alre. At "a seasOnable moment i'm a
dim conservatory, he laid his heart at
the young girls feet She, however.
being a rare type, spurned him.
Rising 70 his feet. Lord Bareacres
said.
have barred to you the most sa-
cred Teehngs OF my 1nmOst heart Nav
] ask that you win neevr reveal to a
living soul what has passed between
usg
am not a gossip, Lord Bareacres .
the girl said haughtily.
- but promise me. he continued
Give me YOUR solemn promise.
promise she said But whv
Lord Bareaeres, are you so persistent?
Because he answered. sirbin o
with relief. i purpose tomorrow RI
turn my attention to your older sis
ter. Philadelphia Bulletin.
The Washington times., 1908-09-11
NO SUCCESSOR YET
TO SENATOR ALLISON

DES MONIES, Iowa, Sept. 1.-THE ex-
ira session of the thirty-third general
assembly adjourned at o'clock yester-
day afternoon without selecting a
United States Senator TO MI the un-
expired term Of Senator Allison.
The resolution for adjournment pro-
vides that the Legislature convene No
vember Il after the election. and elect
10 the Senate the person receiving the
largest vote at the primary.
Adjournment was brought about by
governor Cummlnst who asked his
friends 10 cease urging his election for
the short term and declared that he
waived his own interests 10 the inter-
est OF party harmony"
The Washington times., 1908-09-11
MERMAIDS SHOCKED
BY A SHEATH GOWN
Officer on Liner Majestic Orders
Woman Passenger to Change
Sensational Attire.

NEW YORK. Sept. u.-Afraid. per
haps, that the mermaids would fee.
shocked, if they saw her. an officer on
the steamship Majestic practically or
dered a woman passenger to cease
wearing a sheath gown. If It wasn't an
order 1t was at least a pointed re-
quest.
The Majestic was nearing port when
the woman appeared on deck in d
sheath gown. There were "ah's' from
the men and "oh's'' from the women.
One of the officers stepped up 10 her
and suggested that a less striking cos
tune would do Just as we'll She
fiounced into her cabin.
When the vessel reached port no pas
senger could De found who was Ger
tain OF the identity OF the sheath-goWu
weareF. It was the general impression
that she had stayed in her stateroom
throughout the trip, as there were
few persons who could recall having
seen her before her appearance in the
odd costume.
The Washington times., 1908-09-11
Dryden Day" Is Celebrated
at Sea Girt Rifle
Tournament.
DISTRICT TEAM
is ON THE LISTS
Hottest Battle in History of Match
Is Predicted-Crack Buck
eyes" 20 Compete.

SEA GIRT, n. J., Sept. 1.-This is
Dryden day" at the tournament OF the
New Jersey ana New York Rifle Asso-
ciations-the big day of the. eight-day
shoot which ends tomorrow. The sole
team contest on the card is the fight Tor
the 5000 trophy presented in 1913 by
Hon. John r. Dryden, then Senator
from New Jersey. The match is for
teams of eight from the United States
infantry, cavalry, navy, Marine Corps,
military and naval academies. and the
National Guard Of the States, Territor-
les, and the District OF Columbia, ten
shots at 200, 600, and 1000 yards with
the service rifle, and any ammunition.
The winner Of the Dryden bronze medal
holds IL one year, and then returns II
10 the New Jersey State Rifle AssOcIa-
tiOn. The team making the second best
score gets $780, the third best $50.
The Dryden battle this year is the
most hotly contested in the six years
history Of the match, with the service
teams on the firing line, flushed with
victory over the State teams in the ma
JiOnal match.
Infantry vs.. Cavalry.
The infantry, which was victorious at
Camp Perry, is here to down the cav
alrymen, who won the Dryden last year
with the record score OF 1001. The cav
alrymen are here TO defend themselves.
The marines, who took about everything
here until the Ohioans arrived for the
McAlpin match on Monday, are after
the other regulars, and the National
Guard teams are, on general principles,
out for the scalps of the regulars.
Buckeye Team Hopeful.
The Buckeye team, which won the
McAlpin by los. breaking the Dryden
record by seventy-seven points. is after
the massive seven-foot trophy which
it won in 1893. The Jerseymen, who won
I'm 1904 and 1906 are anxious 90 retain
the prize once more on home grounds.
and the District of Columbia. which
was third in 19O3 fourth in 1904. seventh
in 1906, second in 1906, and seventh in
1907, is striving to pull up it's standing
several notches.
All-Star Ohio Team.
The Ohio team includes four members
OF the all-American Palma team Of
I9O7-Lieutenant Colonel Winder Captain
Benedict, Captain SemOn. and Sergeant
Orr. Another member of the Buckeye
eight is Lieutenant Simon, who, with
Winder and Benedict, was in the win
ming Olympic team this summer.
The Washington times., 1908-09-11
CANOISTS EN- ROUTE
TO OTAKA, OKLAHOMA

PITTSBURG, Sept. u.-Richard H.
StrOven and Raymond l. Borden, of
Schenectady, n. Y, and William Adams.
Of Boston, Mass, arrived this morning
al ttcboken. Pa, IN a canoe, en- route
TO Otaka, Okla.
The men left Schenectady August s.,
going up the Erie canal to BuffaIo Here
they crossed to WesJheld, where they
shipped their canoe TO Oil City. and
came down the Allegheny TO Hoboken
They viii go down the Ohio to the
Mississippi, then on the Arkansas 10
Otalza- Lhey. expect 10 reach their des-
unation by Christmas
The men have already Travelled 100
miles.
The Washington times., 1908-09-11
PICK UP A PIGEON
$50 MILES AT SEA

GALVESTON. Tex, Sept. u.-Captain
Baker. OF the Morgan liner FL Cid, when
his vessel arrived IN port, brought with
him a carrier pigon which Lo picked up
at sea GO miles of the Texas coast. he
says the bird dropped 10 the deck of
the ship and when picked Up was com
pletely exhausted. The bird had attach
ed to its leg a silver band bearing the
inscription, mo. 19 r r.
Galveston pigeon fanciers know OF no
such record mark or number.
The Washington times., 1908-09-11
AMERICANS MAY BUY
HISTORIC PARIS HOME
Philadelphia Contractor Says He
Has Option on Residence of
Franklin and Napoleon.

PARIS, Sept. u.-Anchael J. Doyle, OF
Philadelphia, has announced that he had
secured an option, for an American
syndicate. upon the house in this city
built and occupied by Benjamin Frank
lin when he was cuItivating friendly re-
lations with France during the Amerf-
can revolution.
The receptions given by Franklin in
this house made IL famous. Subsequent
ly, Napoleon 1 lived there for a time
and after his divorce from Josephine he
turned the property over to her Mr.
Doyle declines 10 give the names Of
those interested. or the purposes for
which IL is planned to use the property.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-09-18

Done, en- cette ]ourn6e de mars
Oh le givre broda t ses fines guipu-
res sur lie vitra1l merveilleux, pa.
rant d'atours fantastiques la chate-
laine blonde ct lie page charmant
ct le troubadour joyeux; en- cette
journ6e Oh lie vent soufdait, Oh la
neige tombait en- 6toiles brillantes,
Gh1slaine r6valt assise dams un
fauteuil rustique, pendant que Mi
cheline qui lavait suivie, arran-
geait les plentes, lavait les feuilla-
ges, Ghislaine revait les yeux clos
pour appartenir advantage a son
reve, pour Sc laisser p6n6trer da-
vantage par lie parfum des feurs
qui s'6parpillait dams cette tl4de
atmosphere ct y mela1ent leurs Pc
titles ames EXCUSES, lorsque SOU
dain au milleu de son r6ve, la por-
tie SQUIRT ct quelqu'un s'arreta
sur lie seuil en- 6touffant un cr1 de
surprise.
Ellie ouvrit les yeux, regarda, Sc
leva ct resta fg6e un instant dams
sa surprise. croyant etre la probe
hallucinetion due a l'inte1-
de son 16ve,
Puts ses l6vres s'entr'ouvrirent
ct presque dams une d6fa1llance
CONNIE 81 ellie pa1lait a une appa-
q une vision plus qua un
etre reel, ellie murmura dams I'm
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-09-18
Chaque centre canadien peut %s'or6aniser:

-"Fais bien!" Celia settlement,
mademoiselle, je la items de ma
mere, qui me disait t%ou]ours, la
sainte femme: Tu es chr6tien, tn
as recu de Dieu tous les moyens
pour etre bon ct pour pratiquer tes
chaque devoirs ct ia religion, avant
action interroge.tol, ct dls-toi cette
parole "Fa1s bien!'' ensulte mar
che ct ne regarde pas en- arriere. {.
VOLTA ma devise, certes ellie ma
pas la f4re allure dune devise
dumoy en- age, mails ne fallait.il pas
qu'elle fdt sans pr6tention ct qu'el-
lie ressembiat a mon No.. sim
pie CONNIE lui.
MATS grande CONNIE celui qui
porte &c nom, fit Ghlslaine..
Tn silence suivit Oh chacun sc
livra a seu pens6es, puts tout q
coup la jeune file releva la t6te.
Alors, dit.elle, entire nous, CO
pr6jug6 de caste SO dresse haut
CONNIE une muraille de pierre, in
franch1ssaDle CONNIE un ab1me.
"a continuer)
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-09-18
Nous enverrons, u demande, a
tout nouvel abonne les numeros
parus de ce feuilleton.
(Su1te)

\OuAte)
-Mais on dlrait que vous etes
conscience de garden votre petite.
file aupres de vous, ailons J'ac-
compagnerez Laurence au Carmel
81 vous ne voulez plus. C'est le dix.
huit janv1er qu'elle entire al cou-
vent. 80. Pauvre Laurence, CONNIE
ellie nous manquera. GU sera no.
ire prophetic ct notre conseillere
maintenant? je la prize d6ja CONNIE
une sainte grand'm6re. -. lorsque
Je regarde cette figure de la Vier.
sc, ST douce, 81 exquise, je ne pen
Sc qua ellie en- v6rlt6. .qui salt CO
que renferme d%'h6roisme ct de
bonte ce ceur de Laurence. ecu
qui parlent peu ont Solvent des
merites ignores plus beaux ct plus
p~recieux encore que ceux qu'on
connaft.
ia dis vrai, Ghislaine, lie
occur de Laurence 6tait IN lac pur,
mais ST profond quill ne nous a
pas etc dome de voir les perles et
les plerres %precieuses enchasses
au fond.
-Vous aimee moins Vivianne.
-Oui, quoique ce soft une al
mable compagne pour les Jours
heureux-pas pour les jours iris.
tes;-ses paroles sont discordan-
ties ces jours,la.
Son marriage est arret6 avec
Alain de Rochel, n'est-ce pas?
-Oui, pour lie mo1s de mai, ellie
sera heureuse, Alain de Rochel est
IN homme de caractere s6rieux, IL
temperera cette folle gate do "
vianne, ct puts il est bon, e idees
eont 6levees, il a I'm beau nom, une
fortune considerable, tout celia
pla1t assez a Vivienne, quoiqu'elle
lie trou7e TN peu age ct pas tres
beau.
IL nest point laid, grand'mere
il a une figure intelligence ct no.
bic. C'est moi qui sera demoiselle
d'honneur.
All! soupira Nine de Brou-
liant, est.ce possible?
"A moins que lie prince char
mant, le paIadin 1ev6, lie pleux
chevalier n'arrlve, dit Ghislaine en-
RANT.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-09-18
XXI

SuO CA SouIoAt 0ul Dull SAStoA3 L14OA
qui me demandais comment 'al.
lais amarer la belle a m'econduire,
sans pourtant pr6ciplter la chose
ct sans avoir Fair de lavoir pre-.
m6ditee.. C'est r6ussi au della de
mes esp6rances....ma fol, la cole
re ma emport6, j'en al peut etre
trop dit ct j'ai eU tort d'avouer 81
ing6nuement mes projects, mails
CONNIE ellie la tres bien dit, une
fois qu'on vous a arrach6 I'm bout
du masque, on ma plus que lie de-
sir de le jeter tout enter q la t6te
des gems.
C'est fni! mails vraiment je fails
un dr6le d'6chapge. Ghislaine est
encore plus belle qu'autrefois, ellie
a gagne I'm char, une grace nou-
velle dams lie contour du visage; il
y a en- ellie chose de plus harmc-
nieux, de plus profound dams l'ex-
p1 .S'il existe IN contras.
te entire deux femmes c'est bien
entire Ghlslaine ct Ljzbelle, Pune
blonde, %l'autre bruno, l'une blan-
che ct rose de peau, lautre de
peau fortement dor6e avec I'm in
carnat richie, Pune g1ande ct swell
tie, rautre petite ct IN reu forte,
lune aux traits dune exQuise f.
nesse, lautre aux traits durs ct
fort. MATS bah! IL vaut mieux
etre richie que romanesque. MEe
de Brouhant a blen baissee. mails
d'ici a ce qu'elle laisse son chateau
q ga pet1te.flle il peut s'6couler du
temps. BIT puts qu'en ferai.]e de CO
vieux don5on?....Je ne lhabiterai
pas, je le louerai encore moins, ct
quanu a le vendre, il ne faudrait
pas en- parler a Mile de Brouhant!
All! b1en oui, vendre CO vieux mid,
tile aurait plut0t plald6 en- s6para-
ton ct Sc serait retir6e CONNIE une
lionne bless6e dams son antre.
Tout en- ref6chissant il 6tait ar
rive sur lie bord de Ia rivi6re qui
grondait encore tumultueuse ct
forte.
-Gh1slalne a peut etre raison,
dit,il en- homme pratique gull
6tait, il est plus prudent de rentrer
par la gran3e route, demain je
viendrai voir ct me rendre compile
du danger quill y a q passer par
Ia Et tres prosaiquement, mais
tres sagement, il traverse le pont
ct gagna la grande artere qui sui
Wait lie cou1s d'eau sur pautre Il
a quelques metre du bord.
LIE lendemain dams la matinee
par IN temps relativement clair ct
beau, il vint explorer lendrolt re-.
put6 dangereux.
Les crues de l'automne avaient
mine les terres en- dessous en- for
mant de wastes cavernes.
De loin en- loin, DIES poteaux
avaient etc places avec cette ms
cription sur une planchette de
bois blanc: Passage dangereux
Rodrigue regarda ct haussa les
epaules. Bah! ft-il, c'est M. Yer
ney qui ne veut pas qu'on vienne
faire la maraude chez lui ct qui q
imagine celia parce que le chemin
longe sa propriet6.. ..est-il ASSET
, 1908-06-23
oueEa ACCIDENT.
A Woman Was Attacked BY a Pc
cuIiar Symptom.

Last night a woman, well dressed
and evidently a person of refinement
was found upon one of the city streets
in a h~ysterical laughter. People pass
ing attempted to calm her but were
only able to subdue her laughing tc
a weak giggie. Between these laugh
ing spells she managed to say that
she had been care-worn for years and
hadn't laughed during that time but
that she had been to the Crystal show
and saw the Waldron Brothers, ant
those funny people got her going. She
still laughs, but it is getting to be 9
normal laugh and it is expected this
sudden spell will leave her a happy
woman.
, 1908-06-23
BRIEFLY MENTIONED,

Bellamy & Son, the engineers.
Warmer and bright during the day.
No police court cases this morning.
Fine assortment of flowers in daily.
Mrs. Wall. Phone POI black.
Roses, carnations and pansy plants
at Hertzog's. Phone Al black.
The work Of rebuilding the steps at
the eastern entrance to the courthouse
was started this afternoon.
A slight frost occurred last night,
doing some DANCE to gardens, but
nothing serious, it Is believed.
The Denver, Laramie and North
western car Yellowstone passed
through the city today bound for Han
ma with a party of capitalists.
Marriage license were issued today
to Glidden ]. Barstow and Gladys Hor-
ton Of Jackson, Wyo., and Frank Roy
Mulhearn and Miss Lena M. Mitchell,
both of this city;
, 1908-06-23
PARAGRAPHS

Sheridan Downey is at Cheyenne.
Hon. Leroy Grant came from Chey
enne today.
Architect William Dubois Is in the
city from Cheyenne.
Mrs. W. P. Garvin and daughter left
today for Cheyenne to visit.
Judge Nj. C. Brown. who has beer
in Cheyenne on business for the pas
two days, returned home today.
]. Fred Dawson arrived today from
the west and will visit with his family
for several days before going east.
Miss Bess Ankrom, who has beer
visiting in the city for several days
returned to her home at Rock Rivel
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tregoning re
turned from Cheyenne today, where
they have been visiting with MI. ant
Mrs. Dolf Wolcott for the past week.
John w. Kendall of Farmer City
Ill, is in the city, the guest Of A. "
A~ugspurger of the Laramie Develop
ment company, and will remain sey
eral days.
Jacob Lund and his two daughters
Mis- e Efie and Elya, arrived fror
the ranch this morning, the youn
ladies' going to Cheyenne on the moo
train and Mr.. Lund home to the ranch
Miss Grace Thompson of Irving
Kas., is in the city, the guest of Nh
and Mrs. G. l.. Rauner, and will spen
the summer here. Miss Thompson ha
been here before and her many friend
will be glad to welcome her again.
Mr.. and Mrs, Gust Larson and fam
lily left today for North Topeka, Kas
where they will reside. Mr.. Larsol
was connected with the tie plant her
for several years. having been a fore
man of one of the departments. H
has a similar position there.
, 1908-06-23
.CUP|D GETS
GAY AGAIN
FOURTH STREET GIRL ELoPEs
WITH YOUNG MAN AND PROB
ABLY MARRIED BY NOW.
Miss Dora Lewis, Daughter Of Engi-
neer and Mrs. o. II. Lewis, and
Mr.. William II. Powell Board the
Midnight Train For Portland,
Leaving Note to Mother.

Miss Dora Lewis, daughter OF Engi-
neer and Mrs. o. H. lewis, residing
with her parents at the corner OF
Fourth and Garfield streets, n vii
liam H. Powell, son Of Mrs. Ma
ry Powell, eloped last night, taking
train No. 9 at midnight for the west,
and Mrs. Lewis, the mother OF Miss
Dora, thinks they were probably mar.
ried al Green River this morning, the
first county seat reached after business
hours. AT l o'clock she had received
no word from them, but was in momen'
tary expectation of a telegram froDi
her daughter.
Mother Not Unforgiving.
Miss Lewis, who has been singing
at the o X theater for some time, has
been engaged to Mr.. Powell for sew
eral months. On almost every occa'
mother to give her consent to their
immediate marriage, but she counseled
them to wait, the girl being under Is
and the young man not over %. They
thought differently of the matter, how
ever and when he decided to leave
for Portland, Ore, where he will make
his home, she decided to go with him
They bought tickets at midnight and
were soon speeding westward, happy
in the love they have for each other
and sure of the parental forgiveness
and blessing in time.
Looking For Them Home.
Mrs. Lewis stated that she had @
great regard for Mr.. Powell, and knew
that at some time he intended marry
ing her daughter. She was willing
that the engagement should exist. and
is nov not entirely cast down, at the
same time believing hef daughter Ii
too young to take the responsibilities
of wifehood. She will quickly forgive
her for the step and expects the pail
to return, If not right now, then with
in a few months. Other friends Of
the happy pair relish the tinge OF 70
nance and wish them every particle
Of happiness ~vouchsafei to favored
mortals OF earth.
, 1908-06-23
MARKET REPORTS
1--we STOCK a. south omaha

Live otccN ~ oOeSn OH1And
South Omaha, June 2S.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 5000 head. Market generally
steady. Western steers. $3.75@6.25;
Texas steers, $3.70@5.50; range COWS
and heifers. $2.75@4.80! Gamers, $500
43.50; stockers and feeders. $4,000
$40; calves. $3.00@6.00; bulls, $2.75
$500.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head. Market
5@10c higher. Heavy. $5.S5@5.95;
mixed. $5.82h@5.85; light. $3.50
5.87h; pigs, $4.75@5.50; bulk of sales
5 5.82h @5.S7k.
Sheep-Market steady to stronger
Yearlings. ~$4.55Q5.1O; wethers, $4.4C
@4.S5; ewes. $4.0o@4.6O; lambs, $3.50
@6.50.
, 1908-06-23

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Consolidated Gold, Copper and Coal
company. for the election of seven
trustees and the transaction of such
other business as may properly come
before said meeting, will be held at
the office of said company in the City
of Laramie, County of Albany and
State Of Wyoming, on the fourteenth
day of July, A. D. 1908. at 10 O'Clock
a. m.
By order of the board of trustees.
J. ". HEDDING. Secretary.
je~23-26-2sjy2-7
, 1908-06-23
E~vERYBODY'S WANTS

Locals will be inserted in this col
umn at the small cos of one cent a
word for each insertion, to be paid for
in advance. If you have lost or found
anything, have anything to sell or rent,
or want to secure anything, in short a
want of any kind, a liner in THE RE.
PUBLICAN will bring results.