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CAN’T YOU SAVE? * BANK WITH US. j WE PAY 5 PER CENT INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNT. * FIRST NATIOTsA NK, Rawlins, Wyo. » ,- . i*4**4*¥4*¥¥¥***¥*¥¥¥¥** * Xocal IRotes = See “THE NIGGER’’ at the Opera House tomorrow night. } Miss Edna Paulson returned the latter part of last week from Lara-J mle where she -has been visiting so/ several weeks. /. When you get coal, get coal thatxitf coal. Get “Peacock Lump” at Dalewt S' Frank Engstrom of this city was a / business visitor in Laramie the lat \ ter part of last week. Rev. M. F. Newport of Saratoga arrived in the city Saturday night and remained until Tuesday morning. He conducted the services in the Presbyterian church Sunday evening. Try one of the best cigars on the market, “The Burns” made in Rawlins and sold in Rawlins. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. A. Sheahan and children left Sunday morning for the Savery country where they will spend a week’s vacation. Prof. J. N. Anderson left yesterday afternoon for the ranch where he will spend a six weeks vacation. Friends of Mr. Anderson are telling us that he is going to teach a team of horses to “tango around a hay field.” A coal that is suitable for all purposes is “Peacock Lump” at Daley’s “The Nigger is a live battery of thrills.” —N. Y. World. Mrs. Humphreys of Ft. Steele was a visitor in the city Monday morning en route from Wamsutta to her home. WANT TO RENT—A house of not less than five rooms. Address P.O. Box 14.3, City. Revelle McMicken, L. A. Stanton. Otto Koehler, pick Daley and Jack Sheahan returned Saturday evening from Saratoga and vicinity where they spent the past week fishing and enjoying a vacation. OPERA HOUSE A FEATURE YOU MUST SEE Slavery Times and Today EDWARD SHELDON'S Soul-Shaking Drama "THE NIGGER" With WILLIAM FARNUM "Most Powerful Theme."—N. Y. World. "A Miracle of the Movies."—N. Y. Sun FRIDAY JULY 23 Tom McKenna left Saturday afternoon for the ranch with a load of freight. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Olsen visited friends in Wamsutta last Sunday. Mrs. H. E. McFarland and children returned Sunday night from Pocatello, Idaho, where they have been visiting Mrs. McFarland's sister for several weeks. For cook stove, for heater, or for the furnace, get Rock Springs "Peacock" Lump at Daley's. Phone 34. Carl Raise returned on Sunday evening from Laramie where he has been visiting for the past couple of weeks. Mrs. Raise and little daughter will remain in Laramie for another week. "The Nigger" was presented—and so well presented—that it would ease the brooding tone of the most hopeless cynic in matters of the American Theatre."—Chicago Tribune. Gus Larson and family left on Tuesday morning for Cheyenne where they will visit for several days. They are making the trip by auto. FOR SALE—Cheap. One dining room table, one sideboard, one bed and two rockers. Inquire at residence of T. W. Craig, or Phone 188. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Anderson and daughter Christy, and John Larson left Tuesday morning for the Pete Hansen ranch where they will spend several days. Livestock Inspector M. E. Pickett returned the latter part of last week, from a business trip to Saratoga. "The Nigger"—"The most powerful play yet written by an Found—Silver vanity case, engraved on outside with initials “G. M. R.” Owner may have same by paying for this notice. Don’t fail to see “The Nigger” at the Rawlins Opera House on Friday, July 23rd. “The Nigger”—“Nothing more dramatically effective has ever been done by an American Playwright.”— N. Y. Press. The best coal handled in Rawlins. "Peacock Lump" at Daley's, Phone 34, W. Try the new FOXY QUILLER dry trout fly. It will catch them where they all. The Wyoming Supply Co. Hon. Andy Nelson of Walcott accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Campbell, Mrs. C. W. Webb, and Mrs. A. N. Doggett motored to this city Monday and spent the day attending to business matters. The trip was made in Mr. Nelson's new Franklin car which is certainly a handsome machine. Road Supervisor John Milliken was a business visitor in the city from Hanna on Tuesday morning. Hiram Bailey was a business visitor in the city on Tuesday from Rattlesnake creek near Walcott. "Peacock Lump" the famous Rock Springs coal, at DALEY'S, Phone 34 W. D. C. Jones was in the city the first of the week from his home at Dixon attending to business matters. The Burns cigar is now on the market in Rawlins. They are sure selling. Try one. Mrs. John A. Donnel, Mrs. C. R. Ferris and Harold Donnel left the first of the week for California where they will attend the exposition. Harold Donnel will enter Berkeley University this fall and his mother will remain in California with him until next spring. Mrs. Ferris expects to return to Rawlins in a few weeks. John Mahoney and son, Frank, were business visitors in the city yesterday from the ranch. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Reynolds, and son, George, were business visitors in the city yesterday from their home in Saratoga. S. J. Sharp has been in the city this week from his Sweetwater ranch. Den Moon returned Sunday from Denver where he has been visiting his parents and spending his vacation. Ben also visited several other Colorado cities while absent. One lot of $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00 Stetson hats now displayed in our west window for $2.00. BAWLINS MERC. CO. Mr. Chas. Chapman and family of Jefferson City, Mo., arrived in this city last week and will visit his sister, Mrs. J. L. Romine. Mr. Chapman is making the trip in his car and reports the roads as being very bad through Kansas. Patronize home industry. Smoke the Burns cigar, none better. Try one. “The Nigger is a powerful play.”— Boston Journal. A couple of Mexicans were fined yesterday afternoon by Judge Waeckertlin $10 and costs each for being drunk and disorderly. Jas. B. Reschke of Dixon spent a couple of days in Rawlins the first of the week. Fancy watermelons, cantaloupe and sweet corn at Harry McFarland's. Phone 44. One lot of $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00 Stetson hats now displayed in our west window for $2.00. RAWLINS MERC. CO. Day Espy spent last Sunday in Saratoga visiting his wife and Family. Erne Ferris was a business visitor in the city from his ranch near Dixon the latter part of last week. Miss Elizabeth Niland arrived in the city last week from Cheyenne where she has made her home for several years past. Miss Niland will make her home in this city with her brother, Will Niland. FOR SALE VERY REASONABLE MY RESIDENCE Will consider trade with property within reasonable from Opera House. Mr. Frank Blake, Mrs. Day Espy and children left the early part of last week for Saratoga where they will spend several weeks visiting. Mrs. A. H. Officer spent Friday of last week in this city visiting with her son, S. P. Officer. Mrs. Officer was en route to her home in Denver from California where she has been visiting. J. B. Cosgriff passed through this city the first of the week en route to Saratoga. Attorney N. R. Greenfield returned the latter part of last week from Baggs where he was attending to business matters. Mr. Greenfield Is the attorney for the W. A. Clark estate. J. H. Bowles was a visitor in the city the first of the week from Medicine Bow. J. B. Case of Hanna this morning made an amended homestead entry before Clerk of Court Watson. Robert Casteel was a business visitor in the city yesterday morning from Saratoga. FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms with all modern conveniences for light housekeeping. Apply to Mrs. Julius Mayer. Copyrith Hart Schaffner & Marx Off comes part of the price on every Hart Schaffner & Marx and Michaels Stern suit for spring and Summer. Clipped the figures pretty close to make it a specially attractive inducement for you to help us clear our stocks for fall goods. The Clothes themselves are our most convincing argument; the prices don't tell you much, so don't go entirely by these details or any others that you may really see the goods. All our $15.00 suits, now $11.25 All our $16.50 suits, now $12.50 All our $17.00 suits, now $12.75 All our $20.00 suits, now $15.00 All our $22.50 suits, now $16.85 All our $25.00 suits, now $18.75 All our $27.50 suits, now $20.00 All our $30.00 suits now $22.50 Windows THE, MAN’S STORE Mr. Robert Torbett of Saratoga arrived in this city on Sunday and is a guest at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. G. Harris. Warden Felix Alston made a business trip to Fort Steele yesterday. Auditor Salas of the American Express Co., was a visitor in Rawlins on Tuesday of this week. John Mumm was a visitor in the city this week from Hanna. Mr. John North of Traer, Iowa, arrived in this city the first of the week and is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hadsell. C. T. Hopkins, district manager of the Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company was a business visitor in Rawlins from Cheyenne the latter part of last week. FOR SALE About 100 folding chairs. Fifty cents each each or $35.00 for the bunch. RAWLINS GARAGE Will Byers and Albert Durang left on Tuesday for Cheyenne where they will be entered in the bronco business contest at the Frontier show. Hawkins People trust that both those boys will be in at the finish and believe that they will be as both are exceptionally fine riders. Stratton was in from the headquarters of the Green Mountain Sheep Company the first of the week. W. H. Mead was a visitor in the city Sunday from Walcott. Experienced couple want work on hay or stock ranch, at once. Address Tony Roth, Rawlins, Wyoming, Box H - 2t. W. J. Gookly was a visitor in the city from Savery last Friday. Commissioner Ivor Chris Jensen came up from Hanna on Monday and is attending the meeting of the Board of Equalization. Prador of Big Creek was a visitor in the city last Sunday. Mrs. E. H. Lenke was a visitor in the city Sunday from Encampment. Mr. and Mrs. J. E Hammond were visitors in Rawlins from Dixon last week. Mrs. Fayette Sheehan this week made final proof on her homestead near Rongis. Mrs. Con Sheehan was one of the witnesses. E. A. Bahtl manager of the Workingmen's Commercial Co., of Hanna was a Rawlins visitor the latter part of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sun are visiting in the city from the Sweetwater ranch. Chas. West made a business trip to Medicine Bow the first of the week. J. W. Wisdale returned to the city Tuesday from the country where he has been doing some surveying for the past few days. Don't forget the big picnic at Fort Steele, July 25th, given by the North Star lodge. A fine program has been arranged and everyone is invited to a good time. Wm. Dow is in the city this week from Dixon. Ed Rogers who has been night cook at the Luxus case for some time past has resigned and accepted. A position as cook at the J. ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Erb of Laramie were visitors in this city the first of the week for a few days. County Treasurer E. M. George Murphy, and Con left this morning for Land Tierney had to leave his daughter a few weeks ago. The breakdown so is making it easier to get it and bring it back to the city. A. A. The sight of both children and the dependable service—servicite included. A competent optometrist. Glasses fully guaranteed. Willet L. Robe, all Goldsmith, Jeweler. Up to the Pacific Watch. 