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, 1908-09-28
BRYAN THE FREE TRADER.

Reprinted paragraphs from the edi
torial pages of the American Sheer
Breeder.
We don't believe in free wool, and
have no use for the peerless one
who advocates 1t.
A vote for Taft means a vote for sta
Bile, honest government and continued
prosperity.
A vote for Bryan. the free trader
means a vote for free wool and the
ruin Of the sheep and wool industry
Mr.. Bryan Is on record as saying II
is not wool growers he is seeking tc
benefit, but the man wno wears the
clothes.
The fellows that would deny US the
right to discuss economic questions O
deep interest to the wool growers and
sheep breeders Of the country must
think we are easy as the sheepmen
who are bowling themselves hoarse
for the political chameleon who heads
the democratic ticket and can't remem
Der that anybody now living remem.
bers his record as a campaign leader
four, eight and twelve years ago.
Bryan's promise to squelch the
American WOODEN company Is as desti
tute Of sense, logic and good public
policy Is most Of his campaign utter.
ances. This company is in no sense a
wool trust, nor is it an oppressor OF
the f1ockmaster. 1t buys its wool for
a of mills in the open market,
and pays the prices current without
loss or injury to anyone-and does
not make or control wool prices any
more than it controls the waters of
the blue sea. 1t has not half as much
a cinch on the wool trade as Bryan
has on his remorseless policy of
wheedling money out Of reluctant lee
ture bureaus.
Half a dozen sensitive subscribers
want all criticism of Bryan. the free
wool champion, eliminated from our
columns They all agree that the
Sheep Breeder would be a Very fine
paper With criticism of the free wool
candidate left out. We had the same
class and kind Of critics during the
free wool days of the WilsonGorman
bill, when foreign fleets laden with
free wool were unloading their car
goes in every United States port OF
entry and domestic flock masters were
going to the wall right and left. We
scored the free wool advocates then
and shall continue to do It new until
the elections are over and We know
whether we are to have a free wool
free silver-free coinage, l6 to 1-popu
lstic-goyernment ownership of rail
ways-man at the head Of affairs. or are
to settle down to civil. ~ govern
ment along prosperous and progress
sive Lines, and II every Bryan' admirins
subscriber jrops from our mailing lists
and taboos the paper altogether, We
shall poeket the loss and continue to
sail under friendly coSosa rhts Sheep
Breeder Stands for ana by tbs sheep
and wool industry every time. and no
fraavvool sophist N denaaxoGne EAR
boom = sheep hatsr In ~ Da0sss
, 1908-09-28
UNVEILED
AT CITY CEMETERY


Wyoming circle No. Isl, Women of
Woodcraft, held its annual memorial
services at the city cemetery yester-
day, the attendance being good, the
members Of the circle being taken to
the cemetery in carriages and wagon.
cites. The circle has been in exist
ence for about fifteen years and fifteen
of its members have passed away. In
connection with the exercises on Sun
day was the unwilling of the monu
ments erected over the graves of Mrs
Lillian Schmidt and Mrs. Isabelle
Smith, who have died since the last
memorial services were held. The
~ritualistic services Of the order were
observed at the cemetery.
, 1908-09-28
MS = SrOR
TENDERS RESIGNATION,

Rev. George Bergen, who has filled
the pulpit of the Presbyterian church
for a few years past, has rendered his
resignation and will seek a lower alti
tude for the benefit of his health, says
the Rawlins Journal. He vas this
year offered the presidency of the new
branch of the presbytery, but was com
PEELED to decline the honor because OF
his system being run down. 1t is hoped
that he will find a suitable place and
that his health will be completely re-
stored.
, 1908-09-28

have The exclusive selling agency %
that people will have to see than to
get the Original Goes Hot Blast from
Chicaap, the one that is guaranteed to
reduce the fuel bill q third over any
lower draft stove Of the Same siss;
guaranteed to hold fire from Saturday
night until Monday morning; guaran'
teed to have q smoke proof feed dor;
guaranteed to remain air tight as long
a. used; guaranteed to give q uniform
heat day and night with soft coal,
cheap slack, hard coal OF Ignite; guar.
anteed to use less hard coal for heat
ing q given space than any base burn
er with the same size nre Pot, and
guaranteed to hest the oom from one
10 three hoLrs in the morning with the
fuel Iut in the day before (Which does
away with kindling or rebuilding the
FIRE each morning.)
II you need a heater this year, buy
early so as to get the full season of
comfort. Anyhow it will interest you
to examine the interesting stove ad-
vertised by W. H. Holiday Co.
, 1908-09-28

w. Z Bills, the monument man, left
for Denver in his automobile this
morning.
William Benton left this morning for
his home at Lake creek, after spend
ing a few days at the county seat.
J. J. McCutcheon returned Sunday
morning from a business trip to Lara
nile and Observation-Disclosures World.
Miss Ada Britain departed on Sat.
urday for Laramie. where she will en-
ter the Wyoming university.-Sheri
dan Post.
Robert Ferguson returned Monday
from laramie, where he was present
at the. Kent-Swigart nuptials-Wheat
land World.
Miss Victoria Ramsey, Agnes Ander-
son and Louise Henkle have gone to
Laramie to attend the university this
yearbook Springs Rocket.
Nessrs. Morris Corthell of Laramie
and Mate Wheeler Of Casper were
guests at the H G. Snyder home the
first Of the week@hnsk Herald.
Miss Ruth Wldrig and her sister.
Mrs. Davis. left Tuesday for Laramie,
where Miss Wldrig will visit frieniiA
Mrs. Davis will continue on to her
home in Boulder, Colo.-Saratoga Sun.
D. l. Stevens and Will Smart. who
were among the automobile passen.
gers to Dale creek yesterday after
noons returned to this city this morn
ing. DR.. Stevens being called out ON
professional business. "
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Coble and the
latteFs m00lcf. NUS. Towson, were In
town Sunday afternoon. They took
back with them Mn. C. F. Patterson
and baby and G. w. Brandon for Q
short stay.-Pinedale Roundup.
MIS-. q q. Marsh. who has been visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Jensen
for the past four months, left yester-
day for her home at Kansas City. She
is a large property vne here and
was here to look inter the laying Of
water pipes and cement sidewalks
Manager C. H. Duniap Of the Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone company,
went over 70 Buffalo Sunday morning,
In Newton's big red auto. accompani-
cd by Mrs. Dunlap. The switch board
In the Buffalo exchange was out Of
commission and Mr.. Dunlap went ov-
ed TO place It in working order. Mr..
and Mrs. Dunlap returned yesterday.
Sheridan Enterprise.
, 1908-09-28
EDITORS WIFE NOTIFIED
OF MOTHERS DEATH.

Mrs. J. F. Crawford received the sad
news Sunday OF the death Of her moth.
er, Mrs. Sarah A. Sherman Flynn, at
Greensbury, Ind, OF the 18th inst, says
the Saratoga Sun, of which Mr.. Craw-
ford is the editor. Deceased was 81
years Of age the oath Of February,
1908. She was born in Utica, N. Y,
but had lived nearly all her life in
Decatur county, Indiana. She was a
most lovable character, never irritable,
but always Of a serene and placid dis
position that endeared her to all who
knew her. She will be mourned by a
large number Of friends and relatives
who had known and loved her during
her long and helpful life.
, 1908-09-28
LARAMIE COUNTY LICENSE
NOT GOOD IN LARAMIE

Miss Eva NJ. Clark of Denver and
Talbert T Bloom OF Laramie we-e
married here yesterday, says the Chey.
enne Leader. Miss Clark secured the
marriage license, intending to take it
to and 10 marry Bloom in
that city, but changed her mind when
informed that a Ladamie county H.
cense Is not good in Laramie. which
Is In Albany county. So Bloom was
sent for and the wedding took place
here.
, 1908-09-28
BECOMES PRESIDENT OF
THE TIMBER COMPANY,

Hon. Andrew Olson, who has been
for years the general manager of the
Carbon Timber company, has been pro
NOTED to be president Of the company
says the Saratoga Sun. Mr.. Olson is
n of the most popular men in the
company and has made a large number
of friends wherever he has had bust
ness dealings. 1t Is win genuine
pleasure that the Sun notes this pro
motion and 1t has no doubt but what
Mr.. Olson will prove even more popu.
lar In his new position.
, 1908-09-28
ENTERS UNIVERSITY
BY HIS OWN EFFORTS.

Owen Howells has entered at the
University Of Wyoming through his
own p~erservering efforts and without
outside help, says the Rock Springs
Rocket. He was the only graduate
from the high school here in the '0S
class and had q splendid average. He
worked hard during his school year
and during the summer and put by his
earnings to enable him to enter the
university at the beginning Of tie
term. This young man u to be highly
praised for his courage and his efforts
to carry put his ambition. He VIII
get employment during his leisure
hours. which remuneration will assist
him through the year. He VIII sue
coed. for such perseverance, will be
rewarded. and we hope for the best for
him. Rock Springs is proud Of him
and interested In him and win watch
his progress Nth Interest
, 1908-09-28
FORMER LARAMIE GIRL
SOON TO BE MARRIED

friends mere nave receiver invita-
lions from Mr.. and Mrs. James King,
sr., at San Diego, Cal, inviting them to
the wedding of their daughter, Miss
Jennie King, 10 Mr.. Harry B. Stewart,
Wednesday evening, September 80,
1905, at 8 o'clock, 1862 e street, San
Diego. Miss King is the sister of Mrs.
Peter Fisher and James King, jr., of
this city and has hundreds of friends
here She lived in this county for sev
eral years and is well beloved wherev-
er she is known. The Republican
joins with other friends in extending
hearty congratulations.
, 1908-09-28

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bird sAd Ulp down whatever Apo1 q msli.
&ans nsA< b offered yoaf
WsNsAen in..llis.n. thinking woman.
IN need ofleisf from weakness, nsrvousnsss.
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pe6lcina QxAGoXLQoNEQaExtoE sd n
4[2Elisik for The Gun Qf Roman. il!S
The mskeu Of Or. Pisrcs's Eavos1ts Priv
oesiptaon. for the curs Of weak. naFvU1A. run
down. over-worksd dsbilitsted. pein-racksd
women. knowing this medicine 70 b made an
Of Ingredients. every one Of which has the
Oezuaesst possible indorssmsns of NJ lsading
md standard authorities Of he several
schools Of practica. are perfectly willing. and
h fact are only too glad to mfnA - they do.
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h h coapossd n pas1a En0ltaA - svsxy
bossls-vrsppsr.
m formula Of Dr. Pisses's Yavoet1s Prr
ncxfption VIII beor the most critical examlAar
IN q medical experta for IL contains No
oloohol, narcotics. harmful or haht-hukMang
Arue. and 10 a0aat entess iAto y thai = no4
Aighly recommended b. ths moss e1Ssnesd
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, 1908-09-28
LARAMIE GIRL TO BE
MARRIED AT EVANSTON.

Cards will be issued in a few days
announcing the approaching marriage
of Miss Emily Isberg of Laramie and
Mr.. Charles B. Gunnell of Evanston,
to take place at the home Of his par
enfs, MI. and Mrs. Frank Gunnell, on
Tuesday, October goth, in this city.
says the Evanston Press. Both are
popular and esteemed young people,
who have the best wishes of many
friends. Mr.. Gunnell is the well known
druggist. Miss Isberg Is the daughter
Of Mrs. Chris Isberg and the sister of
Will Isberg of Laramie.
, 1908-09-28
ofFlcIaIs comIno Eastward.

Superintendent Anderson, Assistant
superintendent McKeown and Train.
master Letts went to Rawlins yester.
day and arrived here on the noon
train today, inspecting the track.
The party will probably spend the
night here.
, 1908-09-28
Guests at the Union Pacific.

The following guests We're registered
at the Union Pacific hotel yesterday:
Mrs. s. Wilson, George T. Ripley, c.
H. Senior and wife, Denver; A. dew.
Baldwin, ranch; s. o. Bennion, indie
pendence, Mo-; X. W. Bond, Cheyenne;
Roy Weeks, H. K. Arnold, Bosler; w.
e. Clark, Omaha.
, 1908-09-28
Two Special Trains.

Two special trains have passed
through the city within the last two
avs. the fruit growers of California
on Sunday. en- route to Chicago, and
the California Bankers association. en-
route to the Denver meeting today.
, 1908-09-28

MIR. and Mrs. H. r. Barneyback of
this city, VINO were married a few days
ago at Pocatello, Idaho, the bride be-
ing Miss Agnes Clarity, left Sunday
afternoon for Cheyenne, where they
will visit for a few days before Mr..
Barneyback resumes his position as a
trainman in the service of the COM
pany here.
, 1908-09-28

The following shipments of stock
were at the yards here this morning:
Bennion Bros, Cokeville to South
Omaha, ten cars; Haley & Saunders,
Kemmerer to Chicago, seven cars. In
the yards yesterday were seven cars
of horses and fifteen of sheep.
, 1908-09-28
Auditor At Omaha.

l. w. Emmons, auditor for the Lara.
ME Plains line and the republican
nominee for councilman in the Second
ward. left Saturday night for Omaha
on business for the company.
, 1908-09-28
GUESTS AT THE HOTELS.

At the Johnson. P. s ewart. Par
nell, Mo-; w. d. Wright, Clinton, Ill;
A. A. Freeman, John White. Rock
River; w. H. Bridger, Wayside;
Charles Enrich and wife, Mandel; ADJ
Olson, Saratoga; Vivian Jones, Gibbon,
Neb.
AT the Kuster-W. M. Dubois. ]. ].
Vardemann, Denver; Izora Phillips, S
F. Phillips. Seven Mile; George J. S
Collins, Omaha; Alvy Dixon and wife,
j. w. Mccormick and wife. Rock
Cheek; Paul F. Bath, Greeley. Colo.
Thomas Halpin, Fort Collins, Colo.
, 1908-09-28
MATINEE PARTY FOR
A LARAMIE LADY,

In honor OF Mrs. Charles Frazier
OF Laramie, Mrs. liver Johnson gave q
very delightful matinee party at the
Atlns theater Saturday afternoon. fol.
lowed by a tea Of beautiful appoint
mems at her home. says the Cheyenne
Leader. There were at the table, made
attractive with a decoration scheme in
lavender, prettily carried out with a
tiers, Mesdames Frazier, Stanley, c. B.
Richardson, John Charles Thompson
Luke, Warren Richardson, Idleman,
Nash, Whitcomb, Altman and johnson.
, 1908-09-28
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
GONE TO THE COUNTRY

The members of the board Of coun-
ty commissioners left this morning for
Mfilbrook, where they will look after
some road matters in that section, In
tending to return on the afternoon
train today. /"
, 1908-09-28
BOY INJURED WHILE
SPLITTING kINDLING.

The young son Of Mrs. Kelly, PRO,
prietor Of the Home restaurant on
Second street, is laid up with a cash
In n Of his legs. sustained while
splitting kindling. DR.. Tebbitt was
called and dressed the wound.
, 1908-09-28
RAILROAD NOTES
President Al Denver

President Fred A. Miller of the Lar.
annie Plains line, who went to Chey-
enne ON Saturday, went from that city
to Denver and is there today.
, 1908-09-28
LEFT THIS MORNING
FOR KEYSTONE HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Irene, who were
married on Wednesday at Elk noun
tain, the bride being Miss Olga Bo-
berg, and who have been visiting here
for a few days, left this morning for
keystone, where they will reside. Mr.,
Irene having a nice position with the
Carbon Timber company.
, 1908-09-28

Fol- tho sman sun or SO cents
you Il get all the news Of
rho world right up to the minute by
subscribing for The R%spublic.s.
, 1908-09-28
BANKERS
PROGRAM
OUTLINE OF MEETING TO Dc
HELD At DENVER or THE
AMERICAN eANkEHs' AZ
ISOLATION.
Some Of the Leading Men Engaged IN
the Business In the United states
to be Present and Deliver ~
dresses, Address. OF Welcome Gem
Ing from Governor suehteI OF Colo
RADIO and Mayor speer Of Denver.

RADIO and Mayor speer Of Denver.
Denver, Colo, Sept. 28.-More than
three thousand bankers representing
all classes of financial institutions and
every state in the Union, will assemble
here this week at the t~hirty-fourth an
nual convention Of the American
Bankers association. Hundreds of
delegates are already on the scene.
and 1t is evident from their CONVERSE
ton in the hotel corridors that the
liveliest session since the memorable
one of 1896 is expected.
Some Of The Topics.
This year the guaranty of bank de-
posits probably will be the principal
topic Of discussion. Another subject
of vital interest that will be discussed
at length is that Of currency. The as
| sociation was not satisfied with the
Aldrich currency bill. The currency
commission of the American Bankers
association, which drafted a measure
of its OWE only to see 1t rejected by
the leaders of congress, will make its
formal report at next Thursdays SEES
sion and delegates then will be given
an opportunity to express their views
on the subject.
Important Committee Reports.
Tho renorte If tn. lao,e,.t,ve oom
m,ttaas ana +ba omm,tteoa an xnroa.
comnanies ana hill. ~ ,od,ng wbicb
will he ra.io at the onening session nm
WEDNESDAY will nresent other tooica
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CAME TO ATTEND THE
UNIVERSITY OF w

Howard Mosey left on Sunday for
Laramie to attend the Wyoming uni
versity, says the Evanston Press. This
Is proper, and we should like to SEQ
more of our boys and girls attend their
home institution.
, 1908-09-28
OF HOURS

FOR CHURCH SERVICES.
The services at the Catholic church
will hereafter be held at 8 and 10 on
Sunday morning, instead OF the earlier
hours heretofore in vogue. The change
was announced yesterday.
, 1908-09-28

Semi Weekly Republican 81 a year.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-01-23
For Sheriff

To the Voters of Cobb county, here
by announce myself as candidate for
Sheriff of said county, subject to the
Democratic primary to be called by the
Executive Committee
Mr.. +. o. NOLAN, of Acworth, and
MIR. A. W. FLORENCE, of Powder
Springs, will be associated with me as
Deputies. If elected, we promise faith
full, Vgilant and careful service, an hon
est enforcement of oil laws and clean
administration. Respectfully,
Il. A. HILL,
To the Voters Of Cobb county here
by announce myself a candidate for the
office of Sheriff of this county for the
next ensuing term, subject to tie Demo
cratic primary, and solicit your support.
If nominated and elected, promise a
diligent discharge of all the duties of
the Office. My deputies will be the con-
stables IN the various districts of the
county. Respectfully,
G. NJ. MAYF1BLD.
To the Voters Of Cobb County: I
hereby announce myself candidate
for Sheriff Of Cobb county, subject to
the next Democratic primary.
GEORGE w. GREEN, OF Marietta dis
trict, will be my Deputy. If elected,
we pledge ourselves to give the county
faithful and efficient service. / promise
If elected, not to be a candidate for
more than two terms, as / believe this
plaL for the best interests of the peo-
pie. B. M, STANLEY.
To THE VOTERS OF COBB CouNTY:-I
hereby announce my candidacy for the
fiji, of Sheriff Of this county, subject to
the Democratic primary. | will have
Mr.. j. q. Kincaid, of Acworth, as my
running mate as Deputy Sheriff will
deeply appreciate the support of each
and every voter of the county.
| want to thank my many friends for
their loyal support in my last race, when
| was beaten by very small majority
| earnestly solicit their help again, and I
promise every citizen in the county, if |
am elected, l will discharge the duties
of the Office to the best of my ability.
Respectfully,
WILLIAM MCKINNEY.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-01-23

To the Voters of Cobb connty-I
hereby make announcement that / am
in the race for Tax Receiver, subject
to the Democratic primary. l stand
fully on the two term plank.
ROBERT II. BARNES.
To the Voters of Cobb county: l
hereby announce myself a candidate
for Tax Receiver, subject to the Demo-
cra4ic primary. l respectfully solicit
the votes and support of the people and
promise il elected to discharge the du-
ties of the office faithfully and consci-
entiously. Respectfully,
To the Voters Of Cobb County Il
hereby announce myself a candidate for
the office OF County Tax Receiver, sub
ject to Democratic primary. II nomi-
mated, ] promise faithful and efficient
service. Feeling the need Of this office,
/ earnestly solicit the support of every
voter, and trusting that | may receive
same, remain,
Respectfully, w. j. WADE.
thereby announce myself a candidate
for tax receiver of Cobb county, SUBJECT
to the coming primary II elected,
promise faithful performance of the
duties CT the office. L. MORRIS.
To THE VOTERS OF COBB COUNTY Il
make this my announcement as a can
didate for the office Of Tax Receiver OF
Cobb county, subject to the County
Democratic Primary. | promise the
people of this county that If am elect
ed, | will endeavOr to make them a
painstaking and efficient officer; / will
discharge the duties Of the office to the
best OF my ability. | am opposed to
long tenure in office. do not believe
that it is to the best interest of the tax
payers for any one to be ,perpetualy in
office. do not believe any Of our coun-
ty officers should be permitted to hold
office for any longer than two terms
promise the people that if am elected,
| will not, under any condition, be a
candidate for the third term. / earn
estly solicit the support of every voter
in the county, and I will deeply appre-
ciate the same. Respectfully,
R. r. PETREE.
To the Voters Of Cobb County: |
hereby announce myself candidate for
the Office OF Tax Receiver Of Cobb coun-
t. subject TO the Democratic primary
If elected, promise faithful and dill
| igent discharge Of the duties Of the Of
! flee am opposed to any man holding
| office more than two terms, and shall
act accordingly. Respectfully,
n. G. LAssITRR