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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-19
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-19

8eoer leen nod 6reiben
tOnnerl adt 3ebntet Der rniiii6en unO
lerbilhen Goloaten.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-02-04
THREE THINGS TO REMEMBER.

Three things to govern-temper. tongue
and conduct
Three things TO fight for-honor. coun-
try and home
Three things to hate--cruelty, arrogance
and ingratitude.
Three things TO love-courage. gentle
ness and affection.
Three things to delight in-frankness,
freedom and beauty
Three things To wish f~or-health, friends
and "A cheerful spirit
Three things 70 avoid -idleness. loquac
ity and fippant testing
Three things to Observation-Disclosures
power. digniry and gracefulness.
Three things TO think about-life, death
and eternity. Detroit Free Press.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-02-04
CURIOUS cuLLlNes.

A merchant has been fined 100 marks in
Germany for using u Bible quotation to
head an advertisement
In England many of the peasantry still
plant the houseleek, "Jupiter's beard" OF
their house roofs AZ a preventive against
thunder. lightning and evil spirits.
At Stockholm the Forest, Yorkshire,
England. is a piece of land called Petit
coat Hole" and it is held on the condition
OF providing a poor woman Of the place
every year with a new petticoat.
At the opening OF the Jaffa-Jerusalem
railway a curious Moslem rite was OBJ
served. Three sheep were slaughtered and
their blood besprinkled on the rails before
the first train was allowed to proceed upon
it's journey This superstitions ceremony
had for its object the soaring away Of evil
genii
The Red Star steamship Rhynland re-
Gently had a curious run of '~elevens." She
made the voyage from Antwerp to New
York in eleven days. eleven hour n
eleven minutes. Her average speed was
eleven miles an hour On Oct. II she
steamed 81 miles. and was eleven hours
under sail
II II son has murdered his father in
China not only is the murderer cut to
pieces, but the house is pulled dow and
the ground dug up to a depth of six feet.
All the neighbors are punished, the boys
head master is beheaded, the magistrate
loses his place, and the higher officials are
reduced In rank.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-02-04

The infant phenomenon of the Bay
State justly feels that he has been play
ing in very tough luck. He was elected
governor of Massachusetts the other
day by a plurality of 1900 votes, and
has been feeling s o good over his re-
markable uccess that he began to think
himself almost a ''bigger mar than old'
Grover. Now it turns out that if the
the wide awake and highly cultured Re-
publican voters of Massachusetts had
only known how to mark their Austria
liam ballots MI. Halle, the Republican
candidate, would have been elected by
about $4,000 plurality, and young Mr..
Russell, who was pluming his wings for
even the Hottest fight, is left discon-
ISOLATE, standing around on one leg like
a rooster in a rainstorm.
He may continue to draw the salary
and play governor, but all the roseate
dreams that lately flushed his sweet
young life with opalescent waves of in
describable brightness have fed, and he
is left to plod YEARLY along in the gray
mists, breasting the piercing east winds
of the nan who is rejected by the peo-
pie, and wins by a blunder. "This is
ard" as old Eccles would say.-New
York Advertiser.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-02-04

An excellent means of facilitating the
labors of workmen who are mainly en-
ployed in ascending high lamp pillars
has been provided in q newly invented
electric pillar ladder. The object of
the invention is to do away with the
necessity of the carrying Of long ladders
or movable pins by workmen. BY a
turn of the key at the base of the pillar
q rod or chain is raised, which causes
steps to shoot out on either side of the
pillar. These form a safe and strong
ladder. and they can be withdrawn
within the pillar when no longer re-
quired by a reverse turn of the key.
The steps can be renewed or taken
out, but only by those in charge, and all
danger from tampering by miscellaneous
or malicious persons is obviated. If
necessary the inside gearing may be dis
pensed with, and the mar in charge can
slide out the steps as he ascends and
close them in descending. The steps
are SO weighted that they will remain
either in the closed or open position
Chicago News-Record.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-02-04

This well known and popular resort
will always be conducted as first class
saloon.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-02-04
FeATAeREo foREcAsTERs.

If swallows fly lower Than usual. expect
rain
Ii the cock crows more than usual and
earlier. expect rain
II bats nutter and beetles fly about. there
will he fine weather
II sea birds fly toward land, and land
birds toward the sea. rain.
If birds III general pick their feathers,
wash themselves and Hyto their nests, rain.
II pencocks and guinea fowls scream and
turkeys gobhle, and if quails make more
nois, han nsuHl. rain.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-02-04
Bow 70 Keep the House Healthy.

Don't neglect your cellar. 1t is usu-
ally the place where are thrown old rags.
bottles, ashes and ooxe Of all kinds.
For the winter use have the coal and
wood make its appearance in the month
OF August. Cleanse and whitewash cell
ings and sides. and once in awhile use
disinfectants for health and cleanliness.
to free the place from insects and YER
min. This much despised room is Of
infinite value to the mistress, whose bust
ness IT is TO see that It Is sci IN order,
for It is the storeheuse where are kept
warmth, light and comfort for the family
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-02-04
Beatty's Organs FL pbAS WTi,e $ fsa

Catalogue. Address. or call on Daniel f..
Beatty, Washington, New Jersey.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-05

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-05
AHIsE EsTs.
Essis IitseiI Tee III to Appear.

There sas no performances al Cordray's
last evening. esgsg 70 the s1cden illness
Of Mise kfsis Tiitsil ate yesterday after
noon incident - oTer-exsrtlou in reiaears-
rag and preparing for her opening per-
formsncs la "A Double Marriage" There
xas great dsaf pointment "a the crowd
that gathered sbost the shsater be;we.n :
sad O'Clock 20 sgtsad the performance,
bat al xert away satisfied. as the money
was refunded 10 all y 30 desired !. Mss
Tittsil is suffering from nervous prostva-
tions and ,he Feop4Hsng of the th~aier will
Re contingent upon her recovery. which
may not be for tao or three DAYS. All
having secured reserved seat. for tonight
can have their money refunded or seats
exchanged Tor the opening when the date
is & Y.S
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-05
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an Associated Press correspondent Ga
board the Nscgaesoy hzs been gel treated
BY shs officers. and s1tic5ps.ss witnessing
tie xn9ss 5osea naval b1st4e II The history
o. naaxIGlFne warfare
ssw YozK, Dee 4-Tae Destroyer,
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tie instsgz.ioa Of John y. Ro5bins, lessee
% re Boston dry dock, wno has done al
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claims al indemnity 20 TIE amour: os
s. 30 for alleges breach Of cenirser
NEW YoHK Dec. 4-Tae sgens Of the
Brazilian government IN this city has re-
eeiYee the toiloxing dispatch. dated Rso
Janeiro. Saturday afternoon: President
Pe3roto IL 10 good hesIsh- TIE report Of
the capture o.. co-itioa 10 fals@. The vhose
state Of Parana 10 tranquil The Ao1s-
daszn succeeded ln escaping. owing 20 the
fact tba. spy indicated 10 the reoel adj
uirai the location Of government toype-
does Mello feared the arr3val Of Prssicen:
Petxoso's saGs6ron.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-05

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tss 1et valid. bat - ben the accused parties
were corr ps.ise 70 gre evidences agslns.
themselves Ira tie ertsniasl proceeding
shsr constitutions rights se.s violated
and Esaes reseFses Eas ascasloa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-05

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xna :. alack Ii. Boren'.. S..
+. : Emery "a ". z. Bentley. 10. II,
block 2, Hilton 800
]. H. Wooiery. sheriff. 70 u. Lz11. 5
acres sec ]. - 5, S5iA
juaias Rochester 70 Nichsei Land. )
acres sec l. ~, ?. g.
ssseny kazaIa 20 Albert Ezznia. lots :
and :. block 81, salmon Bay ps-x. so
j. Earth 10 !. A Patnan, 10, 5, block -,
Tnion, 81
T. T. Ryzn 30 Nina Eistrom. ne q nwss
sec i9. q. 5. 500.
Reliance Loan and Trust Comps 20 c.
Murphy. lots and :, block 81, Elver PARK.
slgl
e. A william 20 l. " Williams, lots /
aud block 2. Gilman park, $500
Wesf Coast Improvement Company 20
John NJ Williams, 10: :, block :, Gilman
PARK, 500
a. FortBoais 20 J. Fur.h. lots I. 20 and
II, block 3 Bells heirs. 500.
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ROAD sIpEEsI.oEs ELEcIED.
Thirty +stH 81 fbsns the>.a Last safuf.
asy Tie fa F.nr Districts.

Returns wsFs received yesterday from
thsgsy 80 districts. where elections we're
bed lass Saturday ioF read supervisors for
the year commencing tue second aondzY
ia {anuarY. i~st The returns ser. can.
sssse8 hv tise hoard, bal tAe rssnit vii
act Il officially declared watli returns are
received iFofn the remaining fofty-.sssn
3lstrets Foiios are IA. names Of
those receiving the Highest nnmber OF
v4tes lw f.seiF respective districts Dis.
Tract ha 3, ]. q. Allen. JuAnisa. NJ.
~. 4 Van ngssa. Cherry Valley: M.
n ishss Kelly. Dasanish 10 = } W
Thornton. Ey8ih seattle, No. H. J. l.
- sun. hascAst.e. Nc t. J. III. Pas-
nafs Esa1aa No. a.. George u Harvey.
bFYa N&sr. 40. j.. James Nelson. ussIlia
No. ~. n Eilteit. OHr..ns ~ 2
b0bevtssoarlaY. Cedar Mountain. No "a
Charles Thomas. Boise: So. q, John
wilson, thristopHers, No -. g "
VI Yllys. Chrlstgg hers. No. as. Ei@.ra
19nss cedar Noaoisin; No ". JOAN s.
NaSkIas blacs Diamond No So .. IL
Leafs. Eaumcias No AZ. William
esstttiagef Wabash. Ma. a. ]. T.
thompson. Eashaa. No. a. =
&. hrssios. Richmond Beach, No
4. Charles AIeH. faKieSos,d IA. a
'ist8 amin, Birch No - J. g. warnoek.
Green klvsFs No. 81. AlsKsadss Mch4n.
bon. Palmer. No. ~ Joseph Masnarsteh.
huausetss Ma. es. H. q, Hiltoa. Marie
Valley SO ea. 4 D kinxsbary, oaastes.
~ astsF NJ - J. u Barker. naeaaa No
- iohe FlsArF klFklaad. No -. carts.
tppbsf ttson. Fremont. No. -. 4.
bsFRes. bsshcn. No. =. J. I. Freed
ho8se SO -. lee Nogohoa. Sewess,ls
~ -. tg.tas Johnson. Kent T. glrsl.y
and Is. n. Wlisoa zach received n votes
~ disirtct Va. etHouRhtoa J :. Talrn.
sad joan 1fesl tied in district Ma -
t@oath IarSh zach receiving 30 votes
aud - D.. t'rsen ard u y. Ssavtwes,,i 4.
the same 10 distract Nn - sEsafaot.a )
Nineteen ci tie old oflosss Seve reelected
Tie atEhsss namteF az vote. cass was At
Sssrsst4e. ia district NJ. IL. 1h~re 10
voted. Ia d4siTacss Sa 4. ia. Is. ~. p. a.
81, = and = shs supsryisoFs-sssct had no
orpas'tsoR. The returns viii aot be con-
pete Before Tasrsday night
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The Colony store seizure.

Thomas MsIonsy. Of Port Angeles. who
has for FIVE years been manager Of the
Go.ony store a. thar place. ]. in che city.
he Doi3ts out ssyerxl errors in the Posi-
ISTEEIEsEscEE' account of the seizure o!
the stock OF The store Saturday nlgAt- Mr.
Mssoney did not transfer TO Fischer <
Macdonald claims against the company
on the contrary. he - indebted 10 the
company. The claims AGAINST the store
are all legitimate, tAst Of + scher Il Mac
donald amounting TO s. 90. while the
stock is invoiced a. $. SOC Mr. Maloney
wss not present aurng removal Of the
goods. TIE store did a paying business
Entll last sun user, when the community
ga. thrown into distress by the bank
failure o. the $500 .h8res OF stock o. the
company 1903 sustain Ms. Ialoney and
bis management. I; is likely that re-
eeiver will be appointed for the company.
and i: sell handled the asxets viii pay the
creditors iGs3 cents on the dollar