Natrona County Tribune from Casper, Wyoming • 5

Bristol Co. carries a full lino of The Great Majestic KIM A US Sealed Bids, Tiik Statu ok Wvominu I County ot Xairoua Office 1 the Hoard of County Com- iiiissloiiers: August 25, 1902. Sealed bids will be received at the office of this Bonrd up to 10 o'clock a. October 7. 1902, for the furnishing of 22,000 feet of inoli-plank, eighteen feet bug, to be used in recovering Platte river bridge.

are either a blessing or in injury, according to construction and the manner in which they are fitted. If they are the kind Tlxo-t are constructed on scientific principles, that can be properly adjusted, that hold firmly without irritation, they 1) to ft) suffering, and may save life. A rightly constructed and fitted truss should exert a pressure identical with that of the hand. Many who most of their have worn trusses, have complimented us on the high character of our stock. If you need a truss we want to show you what we can do for you.

IF YOU ARE NOT BUYING OF US VVE ARE BOTH LOSING MONEY Kimball Handles the Goods fiesh fruits, A new lino of woolen supplies for sheep herders received direct fit ra the factory, at ltulliird'a. Rev. and Mrs. J. L.

Craig returned lust Frldry evening from Cheyenne where they had been for a couple of weeks, Mrs. U. F. Potter, came up from Douglas Saturday and remained over Sunday with her parents, Dr. and Mrs.

K. P. Rohrbaugh. The last three seasons there has been sold 120 Wilson Heater in and about Casper. This seems to mo a pretty good recommend.

Before buying a heater call at Frank Wood's and see them and get prices. Mrs. C. H. King went to Douglas Moiiday morning and remaiued till Tuesday eveuing.

Mrs. King has been quite sick the past month and has many friends who will be pleased to learn that she is able to be out. Messrs. and Mesdames K. Buck-num, N.

S. Bristol, W. A. Denecke and A. J.

Mokler and Miss Alta Howe and Wiunie Bucknum went out to the ranch last Sunday where they enjoyed the hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Brooks during the day. B. F.

Carter left Monday for Love-land, where he probably work in the beet factory this winter. He will return to Oaspeiy however, in March and organize a good shearing crew to shear the bands of sheep for many of the flockmasters for whom he has been doing shearing for a number of years. Henry Van Kleeck, a capitalist from Denver, was in Casper the latter part of last week for the purpose of looking over the country with a view of making investirnents. In company with M. P.

Wheeler he visited the Muddy country on Friday and was very favorably impressed with the fine ranches he visited. The Johnnie Pringle company left Saturday morning for Denver. The troupe was not greeted with a full house during their stay in this city, and Mr. Pringlo was unlucky all around during his stay here. There was a jangle amontr the players, the head man was sick several days, and It was the worst time of the year to come here with a show.

The company will be re-organized in Denver and a visit to Casper will be made later in the season. To Sheepmen of Central Wyoming. I have sold 43f bead of yearling Rambouillet bucks this week. Have sent 350 of them to DouglaB. I have 200 to 300 two-year-olds on hand.

They are actually the best and cheapest bucks ever offered for sale In Central Wyoming. I have also 50 yearlings and will be glad to show them to intending purchasers. They are sired from imported rams and thoroughbred ewes. I will take cash for bucks; will also take notes. Any man making the right kind of a talk to me can get them on his own terms.

Would just as leave sell to a democrat as a republican. I don't care whether you are a candidate tor office or a delegate to the next convention, if you want bucks I can sell them to you reasonable. Pat Sullivan. Dipping Sheep. Every band of sheep in Natrona county with the scab or which has been exposed to the scab will have to be dipped this year, and the flock-master who dips his sheep, will, of course, want to use the best dip, a dip which will have the desired effect-one which will cure the scab.

For aa absolute cure, those who have used Laidlaw's dip recommend it as the best. It does not cost as much as the other dips, but it does the business just the same. Kimball handles the goods. Bucks For ile. We have for sale about seven hundred and fifty good halfbreed Rambouillet bucks.

They are, and will be free from scab and will be held in our buck herd until the season if so desired by purchasers. For any further particulars address Wm. Maddkn, Wolton. Wyo. Deek Creek Live Stock co.

Bucks for Sale. I have a few hundred head of Ram-bouilett Bucks for sale. They are Oregan raised, are large smooth and well wooled. Are now in trea tiena-erson's herd on Big Horn mountains. Price $11 per head.

J. W. Blake. For Sale. Three hundred heavy shearing Merino rams 3 years old Rambouillet cross Spanish Merino $10 per head.

Two hundred Shrop Merino rams, big, strongtellows3 years old, $8 per head. Denecke Wright Piano For Sale. A first-class piano in good condition for sale cheap for cash or part down and balance on installment. Enquire at residenje of Mrs. Achenbach or at Miller Pharmacy.

Notice. All goods that are not settled for and removed from my place before September 20, will be sold at auction to pay charges. Christian Twisty. For Sale. 200 head of mixed native cattle 75 calves thrown in.

J.W, Prick. Estray. Notice is hereby given that I have taken up one buckskin colored mare, about 5 years old, branded on left shoulder. One gray nmre Jgtf about 6 years old, branded Tq ou lett shoulder. The owner can have these animals by calling at my ranch and paying charges.

Chas. N. Richahds, Freeland, Wyo. Steel Range is Sold by J. E.

Schulte. Genuiiie New Jersey sweet potatoes at Brist'd's; Rambouillet and Delaine Rams ol the best quality are for sale by Wood Son, Saline, who exhibited and own the champion Rambouillet rum of America. Ask John Thorn about thotr rams, or write them. Fred Honnold, who has been work-lug In Charley Hawks' barber shop for a couple of years, left Saturday morning for Seattle, where he expects to make his pcrmauent residence. Fred made many friends In Casper, all of whom regret to see him leave.

J. K. Calkins has retired as editor of the Thermopolis Pilot. He brought the Pilot up to its present high standard as a newspaper, and the readers of the Pilot will regret that he has given up his place upon the paper, Mr. Calkins will, no doubt, again take up the pencil on some other Wyoming newspaper, Wanted.

We -vould like to ask, through the columns of your paper, if there is any person who has used Green's August Flower for the cure of Indigestion, Dyspepsia, and Liver Troubles that has not been cured and we also mean their results, such as sour stomaoh, fermentation of food, habitual costive-noss, nervoous dyspepsia, headaches, despondent feelings, sleeplessness in fact, any trouble connected with I he stomach or liver? This medicine has been sold for many years in all civilized countries, and we wish to correspond with you and send you one of our books freo of cost. If you nover tried August Flower, try one bottle first. We have never known of its failing. If so, something more serious is the matter with yon. Ask your oldest druggist.

G. G. Green, Woodbury, N. 3. List of Norses Inspected.

Casimck, August 18. 1902. To the Honorable Hoard of County Commissioners of Natrona county, Wyoming: Gentlemen I hereby submit to you a report ot the horses inspected by me at the Casper stock yards at Casper, according to la, during the month of August, 1902. Said horses wero shipped out of (In state and branded as follows: 9 bead branded on lett thigh 6 head branded on right shoulder 5 head branded 6n left thigh head branded on left hip 1 head branded on left shoulder Said horses are owned by John Burkmasler, of Ten Sleep, and in charge of John Burkmastcr as shipper. The said horses were shipped iu a Chicago Northwestern railway car No.

7521. Destination, Clear Water, Neb. 1 do solemnly swear that the fore going is a tull and correct report of horses inspected by nie during the month of August, 1902. Witness my hand this 13th diy ot August, 1902. W.

E. Tubbs, Sheriff and Inspector of Natrona county. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 13lh day of August, 1902, seal P.Wheeler, County Clerk. By M. D.

Campbell, Deputy. List of Horses Inspected. Casper, August 18, 1902. To the Honorable Board of County Commissioners of Natrona county, Wyoming: Gentlemen This is to certify that the undersigned, sheriff ot the aforesaid county, have this day inspected at the Casper stock yards, at Casper, Wyoming, according to law 52 head of horses, to be shipped out of this state. Said horses are branded as follows: 1 head brauded F'WS on left thigh 1 head branded on right shoulder 1 head brauded on right thigh 1 head branded on left thigh 1 head branded ou right shoulder 1 head branded on left thigh 1 head branded on left thigh 1 head branded on left thigh 1 head branded on lett thigh ,1111 44 head brauded on left thigh 1 head baanded on left thigh Said horses are owned by Angiline Latennesse of Lander, and in charge of Wm.

O'Neal as shipper The said horses were shipped in Chicago Northwestern railway cars Nos. 20877 and 33869. Destination, Sioux City. la. I do solemnly swear that the fore going is a tull and correct report of all horses inspected by me during the month of July, 1902.

Witness mv hand this 7th day of October, 1902. W. E. Tubbs, Sheriff and Inspector of Natrona County. Subscribed and Jsworn to before me this 18th day of August, 1902.

Marios P. Wheeler, County Clerk. By M. D. Campbell, Deputy.

il to 0 Ui it) to to to to to to to to to il to it il il il il il il il il il il Drugs and Jewelry OCusper and Glenrock-O Buy your boots send's. and shoes at Town- All kinds of peltry bought by N. M. Castle. Place your order with the "Corner" for preserving fruits.

7 Wm. Gregg shipped a car load of horses to Norman, last Monday. Mrs. J. A.

Sheffner left Saturday morning for a visit among friends in Chadron, Miss Ada Rohrbaugh has been quite sick the past week, with an attack of appendicitis. For a bad taste ip the mouth take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale bv W. S. Kimball.

Mrs. Mary D. Campbell, deputy county clerk, left Monday for a three- weeks' visit among friends and rela I tives at Ponca, Nebr. slight frost several nights the past week have caused the many beautiful flowers in the gardens about town to droop and look sick. Mrs.

F. Salathe received a telegram from New York City the latter part of last week which brought the sad news of the death of her father. Gillman A. Hackett was a city visitor this week on business. Mr.

Hackett is owner of the Buxton blacksmith shop which has been temporarily closed, Joe Snider returned Monday even-g from Omaha where he had been with a shipment of cattle. He topped the market with his 3-year-old steers, receiving $4.65. Dennis Sheehan received $7 per hundred for two steers weighing 1,490 pounds, at South Omaha last week. Over one hundred dollars for a steer is not a bad price. F.

H. Sawyer came in from Kaycee last Friday and on Saturday went to Orin Junction to meet Mrs. Sawyer, who returned from a couple of weeks' visit in Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs, Sawyer departed for their home on Sunday.

The Simmons Hardware Co. of St. Louis, is the largest house of the kind in this country and the only heating stove they handle is the Wilson. Last season they sold sixty thousand of them. Now if you are wanting a heater buy a Wilson and I will guarantee you will nover regret it.

Frank Wood. to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to Said plank to be delivered at the com yard in Casper, Wyoming. All bids unlet bo accompanied by a certified check lor Marion P. Wiikei.ku, Clerk ot said Hoard. Sealed Bids.

Tiik Statu of VV yomino Countv of Natrona Office ot the Board of County Com missioners: August 25. 1902. Sealed bids will bo received at the office of this hoard up to 10 o'clock a. October 7, 1902, lor the turn-ishing ot native and Uock Springe coul tor the ensiling year. Said coal to be delivered at the court house and Jul), Marion P.

Whkklkk, Clerk of Sal Board. UuitmlHtutonLnnil Oftiee, Dom'liw, Wyo. AttKiirtt is, llKlt. I Nut ion horobv itlvnu lint Hnniuol L. HniiM Krviiy.

lui ftl.nl iintii'a (if inUmtinn to imtke proof on liin ilnurt-lHnil oluiin No, tor lot mid is. KonthmiHt nmirtr north cnl q.mrtor, taction 4, tumtiiwxrtt (iiurtor north WHt. mmriHr. soetum a. towiiHlup north, miiKo NM wmrt.liofori! Miiri.m I'.

W'linolxr. clnrk court hi i tuMwr. on Wtuuitwtuy. lha 2Jthitiy of ll-lii. Ho immoa tlitt following witnwmw to proT thfoomiilote irrigation ami rttclumution of tmidl luni ilolin nrmn.

of aniiar. Wrtitt. Dftumtr. V. V.

MoKoovor and A. 8. oltiim, of Krvy Wyo A. II. nAMIlKHUN.

llevlater Uui'nii HtatoB Lamt Office at DiiiikIih, Wyo. I AiiKont li, lMii. Not ice ie hnrnhy sivnn thtit Kena IIuiioh. of ot trvuy, filed node of iuUtittioa to make proof on her rfcHHrt-laml claim uumbor or the flout It tialf "I'mrler, nortli hall douthweHt quarter, sect on 4, Houtheaitt quarter northwwt quarter, north liulf quartor, sec. Iwp.

ili north, rane KM woHt, hefore M. I. Wheeler, county ol, rk ut of September, 11102. Hhe names the following wilueHHen to pro- the complete irriKation and reclamation of auid lanil: John Curran of ('awner. Wyo.

McKeer er, A 8 Colline and Wade Dasher, of lirvuy. wyo. A. Chamhkuun Register. Department of the Interior.

Land Office at Douxlae, Wyo. AniiUHt ,2 1110.. notice is uoreuy Kivan tnat the toiiowinv-named settler ban filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, ami that said proof wilt Le made before M. P. Wheeler, county clerk, at Caser, on Bop-tomber s4, iWh, viz: Uamuel L.

Hanes, who made homestoad entry No. 1U7U, for the southwest quarter section township 83 north, range 88 west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and eultivutiou of said land, viz: John Currau of Casper. A. 8.

Collins W. McKeever, Wade Dasher, of Krvny, Wyo. A. D. Register.

Department of the Interior, Land Office at Douglas, August li, im. Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, ami that said proof will he made before M. P. Wheeler, oounty clerk, at Casper, Wyoming, oa $epteinl)er ai, iyoa, viz: John urran, who made homestead entry No, HMO, for the northwest quarter southwest quar ter, section north half, southeast quarter, southwest quarter, southeast quarter, section tit, township Sit north, range HS west. He names the following witnesses to prova hie continuous re tidence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Hamuel L.

lianes, W. W. McKeever, A. 8. Collins, Wade Dttsher, all of rvay, Wyo.

A. u. LHAMllfcULlN, itegisler. United States Land Office at Douglas, August 12, Notice is herebv given that John Cnrrnn nf Casper, has filed notice of intention to make proof on his desert land claim number M7, for the southwest quarter, northeast quarter, north half southeast quarter, section 4, township 32 north, range SB west, before M. P.

Wheeler, clerk of court at Casper. on Wednes day, the sUhday of September, ue names lite following wiittessesto prova the complete irrigation and reclamation of saiuT land: Hamuel L. Hanes. W. W.

McKeever. A. H. Col lins, Wade Dasher, all of Brvay, Wyo. A.

u. Kegister. United States Land Office, Douglas, Wyo. I Aug. 1, 190..

Notice is hereby given thatincomoliancewitA the provisions of the act of Congress of Junes, 1878. entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands in the states of California. Oregon. Neva da and Washington Territory," as extended to all tlni public laud states by act of August Mark Sullivan, of Casper, county of Natrona, State of Wyoming, has this day filed in this office his sworn 'Statement for the purchase ot the south half northeast quarter.northeast quarter eonthweet quarter, northwest quarter southeast quarter, of section number in township number. Hit north, range number 8S west, and will offer proof to show that the lund sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish ins oiaim to saia land before M.

P. Wheeler, clerk of court at Casper. Wyoming, on Wednesday, the -2nd day of Octo ber, 11102. oa vllniuuu 17.. gene McCarthy, William Hiues, Patrick Sulli van, all or i asper.

yo. Any and all uersons claiming adversely tha above descrilied lands are requested to file their claims in this office on or before the said 22nd day ot October, A. Li. HAMBKULiN, Register. United grates Land Office at Donglas, ug.

1U02 Notice is hereby given that in comnlinne with the provisions of the act of oongreseot JnueS, 1878, entitled "An act for the sale of tim ber lunas in the states or amorma, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory," as extended to all the public land states by act of August 4, 18H2, Nano Sullivan, of Casper, county of Natrona, state ot Wyoming, has this day filed in this office her sworn statement for the purchase of the south half, southwest quarter, southwest quarter soutneast quarter, Bee, o.nortn west qnar-ter northwest quarter, section 8, in township north, range No. 83 west, and will offer proot to show that the land sought is more valuable for itB timber or stone titan for agricultural purposes, ana to esiaonsn ner ciann to said land before Marion P. Wheeler, clerk of court at Casper, on Wednesday, the 22nd day of October. 1902. She names as witnesses: Richard J.

Tobin, Eugene McCarthy, William Hiues, Patrick Sol. livan, ail of ('asper, Wyo, Any and all persons claiming advenwlv tha above-described landB are requested to file their olatms in mis omce on or Detore said sand day of October, WOi. A. D.ChambWblin, Register. United States Land Office at Dongia-.

Wyo. Jlllv IUII4- Notice is hereby given thatincomuliRncitk the provisions of the act of congress of June 1878, entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands in the statesof California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory," as extended to all I'uDlic Land states by act ol August 4, 18H2, James Michie, of Casper, county of Natrona, stateof Wyoming, has this day filed in tliie office his sworn statement for the purchase of the northeast quarter northwest quarter, section IS, in township 31 north, range number 78 west, and will offer proof to show that the land sought iB more valuable for its timber or stone than foragriculturiil purposes and to establish his claim to said lund before M.P.Wheeler, clerk of district court at Casper, Wyoming, on Thursday, the Wit day of Oo- uitmr, inu2. He names as witnesses: Donuld Michie. Edward H. French, John Beaton, Angus McPher eon.

all of Caeptr, Wyo. Any and all persons claiming adversely tha above-described lantU are requested to file their claims in this office on or before said 9th da of October, M0. A. D. Chambkruk, Register.

Telephone 26x Visco axle grease beats them all. Mason Jars and Rubbers at Bristol's. New line of trunks and valisos at Townsend's. Mrs. Jones has the tarns for sale.

Butterick Pat- Fred Henderson, the horse trader, came in from Buffalo on Monday. A small house furnished for rent. Frank Wood. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Gooding have come in from the mountains to remain during the winter. Visco axle grease lubricates the earth's axis, hence it is the non plus ultra of axle greases. Shaffner Is exclusive agent for the celebrated Excelsior Creamery Butter. Try it, you will like it. Ed L.

Gill has been appointed night policeman by the mayor, in accordance with the instructions of the town council. Miss Savilla King will sing at St. Mark's Episcopal church next Sunday morning and Mr. Weitlie will sing in the evening. Frank Wood has some of those Wilson heaters again this fall.

If you are wanting a stove you will make no mistake in buying one. Mrs. W. H. McCoy and her sister, Miss Mary Fitger, went out to the Sweetwater country on Monday to visit with their parents.

Miss Jennie Brooks left yesterday morning to resume her studies at Wellelsey. Mrs. Brooks and son Silas accompanied her as far as Omaha. James B. Grieve was in Casper this week making arrangements to ship- bunch of sheep to 'hiarket but cannot secure the cars until September 27.

Messrs. Wilbur Foshay, Thomas Cooper and B. G. Turner came in last Friday from the range in the eastern part of the connty to attend to some land olhVe business. Timber within a few miles of Lander has been burning for three months, and the fire-fighters have given up hopes of even checking the flames.

Last week the smoke was so thick in Lander that a great many people were compelled to remain in doors. One lady was overcome by the smoke and was carried home unconscious. 0 il il il to il il il Whose Drugs If you are not buying are not getting the with us. It is the We purchase the market affords reliable pharmacist Fresh ranch epgs, at Wilson 'b. Charley Westerberg was in the city this week from the range.

You will find the bent assortment of 7 underwear and Blurts at lownsenu IMiss Claire Miller St. Mark's choir on Sunday. will her accompany violin next A. W. Bristol of Cheyenne was in Casper this week talking buck to our numerous sheep owners.

"Visco" is the leader in axle Ureases, made by the Pennsylvania Oil Gas company, Casper, Wyo. Mrs. John Curran went to the Muddy last Saturday to spend a short time with her sister, Mrs. E. L.

Fly. D. R. Tisdale arrived in the city Mondav from his ranch to make ar rangements to ship ten car loads of cattle to market. Mr.

and Mrs John Grieve of Oil City were in Casper on Tuesday and Wednesday making yearly proof on their homestead entry. James and Fred Nelson returned the latter part of last week from Buffalo, where they had been for about a week on business. Robert Taylor's men passed through Casper Monday with 228 head of horses and 2 mules, which are being taken to Mr. Taylor's Nebraska ranches. A train load of horses are being brought in from the Sweetwater country, which will be shipped to market from here on Saturday.

Sam Johnson returned Tuesday evening from Omaha where he had been with a shipment of cattle, and for which he price. received a satisfactory Wm. Moses, the sheriff from Belle Fourche, was in Casper yesterday, having come down from the Big Horn mountains, where he had been for a couple of weeks. The Excelsior Creamery of Chey enne has placed on the Casper market the best brand of butter ever mana factured. If it is not you get your money back.

E. B. Shaffner, agent. The adjourned term of the district com will be held in this city in a month. There seems to be a sentiment in favor of having another adjournment taken until the regular January rm.

If you buy a Wilson neater you will not hare to kindle your fire but onee and by getting one you will save both wood and coal. In fact they will save wood and coal enough in one winter to pay for themselves, sells thein. Frank Wood Three young men of Decatur, 111., Messrs. Collins. Redman and Stahl, arrived in Casper the latter part of last week and on Saturday left for the mountains to hunt for big game.

They expect to remain in this part of the country about three weeks. The young men are old acquaintances of Mr. and Mrs. A. T.

Phillips. "In dealing with raw, remember that a spoonful of oil will go farther man a gauuu ui. vtucgoi. may be said of children. There is nothing so pood for children as the old-rashioned castor oil.

However tinieh they may abhor it, it is their tast medicine for disorders of the bowels. In the more severe cases of diarrhoea and dysentery, however, Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy should be given after the oil operates, and a quick cure is sure to follow. For sale by W. S. Kimball.

them at our store you best. Cost does not count quality alone that we consider. only the best and purest and employ a skilled and to compound them. il il it it it il it il it il il The Same applies to our Jewelry department. The best grades os watches and jewelry are what we keep, and a thoroughly competent watchmaker in charge of them.

Our prices are unformly lower than competitors charge for inferior goods. You save money by trading with us. JKIUgt E'liarmacy TELEPHONE 28X J'j-S ISSN'S.