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Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-06
Flame Is.

In our flannel department you will find
some attractive bargains.
All wool medicated red twilled fan
mel at 25c yard, worth 40c. @
The same also in navy blue at 25c
yard.
All wool red twilled flannel at 19c,
worth 30c.
We are showing some extra weights
in red twilled California ~flannels at soc,
worth roc yard.
We have a large line of natural wool
flannel at site, 4Oc, 45c, SOC and G0c yard,
extra good value.
80 inch plaid and checked all wool
shifting or skirting flannel at 25c yard,
worth 35c to Acc.
Plaid dress flannel, extra heavy, 81
inch wide, ut 25c yard.
All colors in eiderdown plain red
flannel, loo, 1Gc, 1Sc, 20c, pc and 25c
yard.
Plain white wool flannel, cotton
mixed flannel, silk warp flannel, all
wool white lannels of every grade and
description.
White shaker flannel sc yard.
Pink mixed, blue mixed and brown
mixed nannel at Zoe, l24c, 15c, lSc, 20c,
DC and 25c.
Outing flannel in new dark styles at
Zoe, worth 15c.
All wool skirt patterus 75c, Csc, $1.25
and 81. 80 each.
Don't fail to visit our flannel counters
next week.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-06
Furniture Department.

On Monday morning we will start the
most sensational sale of the country.
We secured the entire line of pictures
belonging to a New York commission
merchant. LOO pictures to be sold at
the price generally paid for the same by
the retail merchants. At the most OPP
perfume period of the year we are en-
abled to furnish all those seeking pres.
ents with something splendid in the line
of pictures at prices never dreamt Of be-
fore. Etcnings, water c%olors, India ink
studies, engravings, artotypes, photo
graphs, all go at unheard of prices,
Lovers of art and the beautiful will here
be enabled to pick up some rare pictures
in an unexpected way and place. 70
etchings in oak frame with mat 95c
each, worth 50; y artotypes AT So. 25
worth So. so; 10 artoes in large oak frame
So, worth S.; 8 photos s.. 50 in oak frame
worth So; Z water colors So. 50 each,
worth $3.50: l fine etching entitled
Hours Off Duty" $l2. 50, valued at s1s;
II etchings on satin 81 each, cheap at So;
l India print Centennial Feast"
1915, worth $13; l India print
The Marriage in Church," SIS. 50, worth
$3.50. A great number of fine water
%colors, only one each, running from
81. 80 up to $40, just one-half art store
prices. Besides the above we have hun
dreds of all kinds of pictures, all really
fine and nicely framed, running from
$50 up. Come and look over the lot and
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-06
Lamps.

The 8 burners or lamps giving the
most light for the same amount Of oil
consumed are manufactured by the fol
lowing firms: The Rochester p Co.,
Wallace & Sons, The Lane Manufacture
ing company, the Wheeling Lamp COM
pany, Bradley 81 Hubbard, the Bristol
Brass and Clock company, Plumb ~
Edwards, Holmes, Booth & Heydens.
We cary them all in hanging, piano
stano, banquet parlor, seiburg student,
vase and night lamps, in nickle, brass,
iron, blsque, glass, porcelain and terra
Gotta. We have in stock the finest,
largest and best assortment of lamps
shown in Omaha. The buyer has
taken special pains to procure the new
est and finest lamps to be had in the mar
ket and we eau truthfully say he has
succeeded. We have put prices on
them that are positively the lowest.
The Lion lamp with ruby porcelain
S hade, with Holmes, Booth 81 Heyden's
burner, burns Is hours without refilling
Csc, other retail houses pay ST 90 for
them at who.esa lie, and then they think
they are buying II bargain, Automatic
spring hanging lamp with fine shade,
So. ~, worth $7.5 {. Fine bisque vase
above mentioned burners 81. so, worth
$40. Piano lamp with 1i-inch silk
fringe shade any color, with center draft
burner 1925, worth $12. 800 candle
power Morgan lamps So. rs. sold at 81.
We have just received | 800 flint glass
tankard water jugs 25c, cheap at 81 each.
This is the biggest bargain we ever saw.
1000 toilet sets, 80 different dec0ra-
tions, 6 different colOrs at Sl.95, worth
SIS.
100 Pierce imported dinner sets 81. 95,
worth $40.
Wash tubs 45c, the Western wringer
$50. Mrs. Potts sad irons, 3 irons and
handle and stands soc. Copper bottom
wash boiler SOC. $500 pairs of patent
lever skates, have never been sold for
for less than 81, our price 45c. Silver
plated knives and forks 75c per set OF
knives or forks. China cups and saucers
En
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-06
Blankets.

Our sales on blankets this season so
far are away ahead of our expectation; II
great many styles ana numbers sold out.
We still have IL few of those all wool red
blankets at $2.5 o n pair; also a few more
of those 81 pound 1914 white wool blank
cts at $l.25 II pair.i Our stock of gray
blankets is still large and Il big assort-
ment to select from, from SOC II pair up
to $40, 90. We are showing tho best line
of white blankets Ven displayed by any
house in this city, in ia size, Mt SO. 80,
SO. IS, $3.50, $500, 1885, So, 30, 81. 80,
IS. 80, $1,000 Il pair and upwards.
Look them over and compare
prices; we will save you money.
Special sale OF holiday goods commence
ing Monday.
We will show Il beautiful line of goods
especially adapted for the holidays COM
gents mutllers, fancy silk and
satin suspenders, silk umbrellas, II fine
line of underwear and overshirts, and a
splendid line of gents neckwear.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-06
Drug Department.

Hoods Slrsaparila, 75c.
Ayers Sarsaparilla, 75c.
Bulls cough Syrup, 20c.
Dr.. Kings New Discovery, large, Toe.
DIR. Kings New Discovery, small, 40c.
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL, 75c.
Nestle's milk food, 40c.
Mallet's milk, large, 75c.
Mallet's milk, small, 40c.
Mellin's Food, large, 65c.
Mellin's Food, small, 40c.
Wizard Oil, large, Toe.
Wizard Oil, small, Acc.
Garfield Tea, 1Sc
Carter's Little Liver pills, 1Sc.
Beecham's pills, 1Sc.
Beef Iron and Wine, SOC.
Lydia Pinkham's COMPOUND. Toe.
Mother. Sergel's Syrup, SOC.
Indian Sagwa, 75c.
Smiths Tonic Syrup, Toe.
Kennedy's Medical Discovery, 81 Is.
Lanes Family Medicine, 40c.
Curticura Salve, 40c.
Almond Meal, 2lc.
Espy's Cream, lSc.
FrosUilla, 1Sc.
Sulphine Cream l5c.
Rubifoam, 1Sc,
Sozodont, 55c.
Liebig's Beef Extract, 29c.
Ammonia, large bottle, l0c.
Shandon Bells soap, 49c per box.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-06

if you want n picture, now is your
chlnce. We have no duplicates of these
pictures ana can never again buy such
II splendid asso tmont ut so low u price.
1t will pay you to come and see the
splendid
FRENCH COLORED PHOTOGRAPH
entitled The Interrupted Wedding"
price $3S, regular retail price $75. All
this ana much more is to be found in
our furniture department on third floor,
whore you can save money on all kinds
of furniture, trunks, valise5 and bags.
Special sale in everything. Suits,
tables, bedsteads, rockers, chairs, book
cases, lounges, ~sideboards, springs and
mattresses from now until the end
of December.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-06
Special Prices for Mon
day.

l case OF gents leather gloves and nit
tens only 5Oc per pair, reduced from Toe.
Ladies' wool vests and pants only SOC
per pair, reduced from 75c.
Closing out OF children's underwear
at just about one-hulf the regular price.
100 dozen ladies' cashmere hose only
15c per pair, reduced from 25c.
/ case of children's wool hose, all sizes,
only 15c per pair, worth 25c.
Best quality of German knitting yarns
only lie per skein, worth DC.
l case of ladies' black hare muffs only
35c each, worth 75c.
l case gents natural wool underwea AZ
only sue each, worth 75c.
100 dozen ladies c%orsets, our regular
75c quality, go on sale at SOC per pair.
case of SOC aprons go on sale at 25c.
72-inch long stamped monte fringed
dresser scarfs at SOC, worth 65c.
Fine knitting silk ut l9c spool.
All shades embroidery silk, &c dozen
spools.
Plush t~assels, 10c dozen.
Wash embroidery silk, Acc dozen.
800 dozen all silk Windsor ties, plain
and fancy %colors, at l9c, 25c, 35c, SOC, SIC,
worth 25c to Sl.00 each.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-06
Our Stove Dept.

We would say to our disappointed
visitors of Saturday, that on Monday,
December we shall again have u com
plete line of the celebrated
STEWART & SPLENDID HEATERS
on exhibition upon our sample floor.
This means that we carry the largest
and most complete line of heating and
cooking apparatus of any house in
Omaha.
Every stove we sell is OF the celebrated
FULLER WARREN COMPANY
make, guaranteeing purchasers that any
stove bought of us is manufactured OF
the best material, perfect in workman
ship, finish and operation.
OUR GIFT SALE RANGE delights
hundreds of housekeepers daily.
You are cordially invited to inspect
this, the most elegant piece of kitchen
furniture ever displayed in Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-06
Carpets, Carpets,
Carpets.

This is unquestionably the largest and
most complete carpet department west
OF Chicago, and our prices are simply
beyond competition. In fact we are
forced to sell. Advance spring styles
are coming in, which crowds the space
and demands cash,
standard union ingram carpets at soc,
Soc and 40c; actual values 47c up to 55c,
Government standard extra super wool
carpets at soc, G5c, CSC and Toe; actual
values 75c up to 81. %.
Full lines in tapestries, Brussels, Mo
quets, velyets and Royal Wiltons.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-06
Lace Curtains.

Where can you find so extensive and
varied a stock to select from. Every
make of lace curtains can be found here
ond at incredibly low prices.
Nottingham lace curtains at soc, G3c,
75c, SIC, 81. SIPS up to 81 80 a pair, act
ual value $l.25 up to $40.
Swiss lace curtains, Lambour curtains
and Irish point curtains.
Now styles and new shades in plain
and ornamental portieres at $3.50, S3.75,
$4.00, 81. 80, So. 90 and $500 pair; actual
values $7.5 up to $500.
Dotted Swiss for sash curtains at 15c,
1Sc, 25c and SOC.
Fancy silk scrim for curtains and
draperies.
New styles in fringes, figured silks and
art cottons for draperies and fancy work.
Fur rugs, Smyrna rugs. velvet rugs,
and remnants of carpets. 1t will surely
pay to get our prices and see our new
styles before you buy.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-06
Domestic Department.

Largest stock to select from.
1000 pieces of cotton flannel, SIC, sc,
&c, &c, Sc, l0c and upwards.
Bleached and colored cotton flannel,
all grades, colors and prices.
YARD wide bleached muslin, sc yard.
Pillow case muslin, l0c.
Double width sheeting, l5c yard.
Lonsdale muslin, Tic yard.
Extra grade of wool filling jeans, 25c
and Soc yard.
Indigo blue and standard dark c%alicos,
sc yard.
Best lining cambria, Bic.
Everything else in proportion.
1t will pay you to do your trading at
h eadquarters.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-06
Harness Department.

Patronize home ind ustry and visit our
harness department, located in the base
ment of our new building, whore we
handle nothing but the best goods at the
lowest prices. Before buying anything
in this line, don't fail to give us II call,
examine goods and compare prices.
a 5 ring halteg zoe,
Web halters pc.
Tie straps bic.
Hume straps Toe.
One and one-half inch breast straps
45c.
Sweat pads 45c,
Snaps lie each.
Curry combs 4c.'
DOn't forget, a good harness for S. 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-06
Millinery Department.

Every article marked at closing-out
figures.
The entire stock must go at any sacri-
flee.
Ladies' hats ana bonnets in endless va
riety; also, ladies' trimmed hats and pat
tern hats, Christmas hats of every de-
scription, must be sold. The time to
buy has come. Look at the splendid
collection of fancy feathers, ostrich
plumes and tips, fine French flowers,
ribbons and trimmings.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-06
Letting Down t
Price on Meat.
the

Best sugar cured hams 0}c.
Best sugar cured picnic hams &c.
Best sugar cured homeless hams &c.
Sugar cured breakfast bacon TIC.
Best bologna sausage DC.
Liver sausage DC.
Head cheese DC.
Mess beef l5c.
Plate beef DE.
Rolled homeless beef i!c.
Boneless rump beef 5tc.
Pure maple syrup direct from tho
bu III zoe per gal.
Best standard 3 ID. can tomatoes SIC.
Best standard . lib. can sugar corn \
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-06
Silk Department,

Bargains in black and colored silks
for Monday and through the week.
Surahs, black and colored, from SOC to
75c.
A nice dress silk in gros grain from
Coo to 100.
5 pieces black faille, abeauty, only SSc
would be cheap at SLIP.
Fables in all %colors, Il nice article, Will
20 with the line at SSc. This is a bar
gain.
A full line of evening shades in crepe
de Chimes in plain and figured at from
25c to Acc below the regular price OF
these goods.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-06
Bed Comforts,

We never had such n full line of com
forts as we have at present. Comforts
at 39c, 49c, 75c, SIC, 95c, 81. l5, $l.2j and
upwards. We are showing "A big bar
gain in comforts at $1.0S each. You
can't beat our prices on down comforts
at n. 10 each. Only o few more of our
have some special down comforts made
to order extra long, at 80. 80 each. You
cn Eta get them outside OF Haydens.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-06
Ribbons. Rll
Ribbons.
Ribbo

If you can't find the shade, the quality
or style you wish, let your first thoughts
be to Haydens' ribbon department.
This department carries all the shades
in the celebrated fair and square brand
of silk ribbons at prices less than com
mon goods.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-06
Art Needle Work
Department.

% dozen sofa and chair tldies, l2ic;
worth Ace.
25 dozen embroidered felt tides, l9c;
worth SOC.
10 dozen tinsel jute tides, lie; worth
SOC.
100 dozen stamped linen doylies, &c;
worth Sc.
Fine hemstitched stamped linen doy-
lies, Sc, l0c, he, loo; worth l5c to 25c.
200 pairs stamped pillow shams ut lOc
Il pair.
72-inch long stamped linen dresser
scarfs at 25c, worth soc.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-06
Groceries,.

cape Goa CfanDerrleS, lUC per Quar1
8 for 25c.
Apricot preserves, in pure graduated
sugar, Ste per pound.
Plum preserves, in pure granulated
sugar Sic per pound.
Ounce preserves, in pure graduated
sugar, ste per pound.
Raspberry preserves, in pure granu-
lated sugar, SIC per pound.
Peach preserves, in pure g~ranulated
sugar, sac per pound.
Strawberry preserves, in pure granu-
lated sugar, Sac per pound.
This is n special sale on preserves.
We just received a car Of absolutely
pure flour, 44c per pound. You can put
this to any test YOU wish, if not abst
lutely pure ~buckwheat WI will pay
s 800.
Aunt Sally pancake flour, Sic.
Aunt Jemima pancake flour, Sic.
Absolutely pure apple butter, SO per
pound, put up in purea apple cider.
Pure snow white sour krout, SIC per
quart. This is the finest krout you ever
used.
Dill Pickles, 15c per quart or SOC per
gallon, They are put up in pure grape
wine vinegar. We are the only agents
in Omaha.
Rolled wheat SC, manufactured from
the best selected Russian hard white
wheat; some call it California breakfast
food.
Silver flake hominy sc. You can use
it for pudding. for soup and for f~ritters.
1t makes u delicious dish.
New evaporated raspberries, 17tc.
New ~evaporated California a%pricots,
12!c.
New evnporuted California peaches,
SIC.
New California raisin cured prunes,
&c.
Imported common Turkish pruIes, sc,
California pitted plums, l0c.
California dried grapes, sc.
Imported Valencia ~raisins, 12tc.
Imported seedless ~raisins, 12tc.
California loose muscated ~raisins, 10c.
These are all new and the finest that
money can buy.
3 pound can new California apricots,
put up in pure ~granulated sugar syrup,
most delicious fruit, l7tc.
We have cheaper %apricots, 123c and
15c, if you want them.
3 pound can new California peaches in
pure %granulated sugar syrup, l0c.
Very fine blood red salmon, loo per,
can; they are delicious.
Sardines, sc.
Mustard Sardines, 10c.
2-pound can very fine Gooseberries,
OBC.
2-pound can B~lackberries, TIC.
2-pound can ~raspberries, put up In
pure granuiated syrup, 17tc.
2-pound can strawberries in pure
sugar syrup, 17ic.
3 pound can all yellow Baltimore
peaches in heavy syrup, lOc.
3-pound can new California Egg
Plums, l2tc.
3-pound can California Green Gage
Plurns, 12tc.
3-pound can new California Damson
Plums, 123c.
Full Cream Cheese, 15c.
Brick, 15c.
Imported Swiss Cheese, 15c.
Swift 81 Co. IS corn beef l3c per pound,
sold in every butcher shop at Ste peri
pound.
Sugar cured picnic Hams, TIC.
Boneless Hams, lOc.
Sugar cured Breakfast Bacon, 100.
Sugar cured hams, heavy, 91c.
Sugar cured dried beef, TIC.
Bologna Sausage, &c.
Liver Sausage, sc.
Soda Crackers. sc.
Oyster Crackers, &c.
Sweet Chocolate. SC.
Premium Chocolate, 171c.
~2O-pound pail very fine fruit Jelly, 500
each.
Imported chow chow 15c per pound.
Imported mixed pickles l5c per quart.
Imported olives 35c quart; they are
very fine, would be cheap at roc.
Soapona 35c per package.
All kinds of wash powder BIC package.
Z bars best laundry soap 25c.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-06
Tea and Coffee Dept

Extremely low prices continue to be
our motto in this department.
Monday we sell a nice sundried
Japan, an elegant drinker, 10c.
Green japan lSc, zoe and 25c.
Basket fired Japan, new crop, 2oc,
Soc and 4Sc.
Extra choice spring leaf SOC.
We have a very fine line OF black teas.
English breakfast 48c and soc.
FormOsa Oolong SOC, 60c and To-.
We guarantee these goods to be irst
class or money refunded.
our cofees are roasted fresh.
Crushed Java aud Mocha l9c.
Rio 23c to &c.
Golden Rio 25c. Best No. /. CSC.
Peaberry SOC.
Combination Java and Mocha 27ic.
Best old Gov. Java 33ic.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-06

We will sell country butter for $50,
lSc. 20c and 22c, made by the best
makers in Nebraska and Iowa. 1t is
shipped to us every day, so 1T is strictly
fresh always. Best Iowa creamery
will sell Mt 24c and PC. Remember we
are leaders in first class butter at lowest
prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-06
Ladies' Handkerchiefs.

We have the prettiest lot of embroid-
cred silk handkerchiefs ever seen in the
west, at these surprising low prices, loo,
Zoe, %, 20c, 35c,4 9c and 65c. Actually
worth 25c to $l.25.
100 dozen all silk pretty initial
and hemstitched handkerchiefs at bic,
actually worth SOC.
We shall close out $50 dozen fine en-
broidercd handkerchiefs at 2lc each,
actually worth 25c to SOC each.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-06
Pocket Books.

just received, an entirely new line Of
fine novelties in ladies' and gentlemen's
pocket books at sc, Toe, l5c, 25c, and soc,
up to - %, Nothing worth less than l5c,
md up TO So. so,
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-06
Velvets. Velvets.

Velvets in black and colors worth up
to 81, 80 for $500, A few pieces Of IL silk
velvet for 49,.
A p in. plush for $1.25, worth $3.50
Fifteen pieces fancy velyets very low to
close.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-11-07
Letter from Jack wheatlsy.

Under date of Bristol, Lincoln
county, Nevada, November LIST, John
s. Wheatley writes;
| was in Phoebe last week, and /
assure you | saw one OF the finest
plants for reducing ore | ever saw in
my life. Godbe has Two first class
furnaces to work. One reduces so
tons of ore every "A hours; the other
80 tons, and they do IL in fine shape.
Their Stag does not go 81 in silver or
"a per cent. in lead, and everything
works like clock work. No fuss; no
hustle. If you of Ely had the same
plant and management, with your
West Camp and Ward lead ores, your
Robinson gold ores, your Taylor
free quartz and surrounding ores,
your county seat would be booming.
can assure you they have made
great improvements in smelling ores
within the last ten years. passed
by The old Bristol Stag dump and l
saw with my own eyes all of two
thousand tons OF Stag that will go at
least 40 ounces in silver and 80 per
lead. In 1878 they thought they
we're smelling. Now they are assay
ing without cupelation.
As for Silver King District, we
shipped some ore and came out a
little ahead. but we are out OF the
wav so much it took splendid ore to
pay freight charges and leave any,
thing for the poor miner But, with
a small furnace, Silver King would
boom as there are ores of every char
acter around the camp, with wood
and water in abundance. All we
need is some mining man with some
means, and he will get an honest
deal and before he invests one dollar
he can see his way out with high in
terest on his money.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-11-07
sugar Beet Industry.

There is talk of starting beet sugar
factory in Nevada. For some time
past the Spreckles have been investi-
eating the proposition with view of
establishing a plant here. r.. H.
Mcdowell, of the Nevada Experim ent
Station, has been among the farmers
of Carson and Mason Valleys, and
reports everything very favorable for
the culture of beets for sugar,
The Spreckles are willing to put up
a plant provided they can be assured
of the product of at least 1000 acres
OF beets, assaying IA per cent. sugar.
Mcdowell found the most OF the beets
he sampled averaged as high as 10 to
IS, and some 81 per cent. beet sugar.
The chemist who analysed Nevada
beets for the Spreckles Bros, report
that they give the finest quality OF
sugar he had ever seen. Farmers
can clear $25 or $50 an acre by beet
culture.
There is Nebraska firm which
offers to erect factory here for boz
nus Of $3.50, 900, the same as a small
county in Nebraska paid there. Such
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-11-07

The Eureka Sentinel says: The
State Board of Equalization rescinded
the tax on the Union Pacific railroad
bed in Lincoln county, assessed for
100000, and allowed the tax to stand
against the Pinto road bed in this
county owned by the Robinson estate,
assessed for few thousand. Due at
tention was called to the case and
parallel In the language of once
noted Nevada statesman. "Consist-
ency where art thou iewelry."
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-11-07
FeaI Atlempt M Murder

News reaches US from Taylor of a
diabolieal attempt by man named
SehnllHrd tu murder George Travis at
Ward, last Tuesday morning. The
particulars of the affair as we get
them are: George Travis is Foreman
at the Martin White Mine and Schol-
lard WAS an employee. He had been
late in getting to work that morning
and Mr.. Travis spoke to him about il.
Schnllard picked up a sharp pick and
made for Travis head, but the latter
lodged and the blow struck Travis in
the heshy part of the thigh. going
clean through. The wounded man
was taken to Taylor and DR.. Camp
bell called to ascertain the nature of
his injuries. The doctor did not think
any bones were broken, and his great
est fear is that blood poisoning may
ensue.
Schollard, as soon as the crime was
committed, rushed down To the COM
pany's office, said that Travis was
badly hurt by a rock falling upon
him, and that he wanted horse to go
in haste to Taylor for the doctor.
This he secured, and before the facts
became Known he was half way acro's
the valley. arriving in Taylor 10 time
10 jump on the Osceola stage, which
WAS just gong out
As soon rs the real facts became
known at Ward, Capt Harmon struck
out after the fugitive. He got horse
at Taylor, crossed the mountain and
expected to head off the stage before it
reached Osceola. Schollard is re-
cent arrival in this section, and il is
said he brought with him reputa-
tion none too good.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-11-07
Held mp by Highwaymen.

The Reno Journal says that Sum-
day night as Theodore Winters was
driving IN cart from Franktown to
his ranch. TWO highwa, men attempted
to stop him. One nf them grasped
the horse by the bride and the other
the wheel of the cart Mr.. Winters
landed the butt of his whip on the
fellow at the wheel and the horse
made a plunge and left the other
standing in the road.