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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-05-19
1HANY BANKS FAILED.
INDIANA INSTITUTIONS FALL WITH
THE COLUMBIA.
Capital National of indianapolis Forced
to Close Its Doors-LincOIn Graiu Deal
ers Fail, With Heavy LIabiIities-siouz
City Company Collapsed.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 18.-The Capital
National bank, established here over two
years ago, suspended payment Thursday
morning. The bank opened IS usual at
9 o'clock, but it was simply pending an
attempt to meet a run on it from the
state depositors, with assistance from
the other banks. The Capital was not a
member of the Clearing House associa-
ton, and has been at war with It. When
the other banks were asked for assist
ance they met and declined to render
any. The doors of the Capital were at
once closed by order of the directors.
The first public intimation was the pla-
card on the window, and excitsment be-
came intense. Some Withdrew deposits
from the other banks. The Bank of
Commerce had quite a run. It is con-
trolled by the Depauws, who were the
owners of the Premier Steel works, now
in a receivers hands, and some of the
paper of the latter was held by the Cap
ital bank. The Bank of Commerce was
prepared for all emergencies, and conf
dence was soon restored. The direct
cause of the Capitals failure is the fail
ure of the Chemical National hank of
Chicago, with which the Capital had a
deposit of over $50, 900.
The failure of the Capital National
bank may endanger the banks at Vim
cennes, Sullivan and Gas City, in which
Wilson, Doherty and others were large
stockholders, and the relations between
the banks were intimate. It is not
known accurately whether the failure
will affect their solvency. The clear
ing house banks refused assistance be-
cause they believed that the suspension
cnuld not be aYerted
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TO DISPOSE OF LANDS.

A League Formed to Advise the President
His Duties.
NEW YORK, May 13.-An Indian land
adjustment league was formed here.
Emma G. Sickels was elected president
and William Everett Hicks secretary.
Resolutions were adopted setting forth
the sentiment of all genuine Indians
against alIotmentin severalty and calling
on the president to appoint unbiased
men to the commissions and give them
executive power, and have future land
openings by the operations of leases.
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NoJurvIn the DTackessv Caae.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, May Is. = The
special venire in the Mackessy case was
exhausted and still no jury was ac-
cepted. Another % names were drawn
from the box. There was no ruling on
the motion for new trial for Murphy.
The state objected to the filing of papers
for new trial for Cook on account of
his absence.
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Teraa CnttIa Scare Unnacessarv.

TOPEKA, May 12.-President White OF
the state live stock sanitary commission,
who went to Chautauqua county TO in
vestigate the Texas fever scare there,
has informed Governor Lewelling that
there is no cause for alarm, 500 head of
Texas cattle having been placed in quar-
antine at Juniata in Chautauqua cOun-
ty while on their way to pasturage in
Crawford county.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-05-19

WASHINGTON, May 16.-The supreme
court, through Justice Gray, sustained
the decision of the New York courts in
favor of tho constitutionality of the
Geary exclusion act. Justice Brewer
dissented.
The supreme court, after the an.
nouncement of opinions, denied a mo-
ton for rehearing made by Attorney J.
Hubley Ashton, and the decision stands
as announced.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-05-19
THE EDITORS MET.
Opening of the Ninth Annual Session

Opening of the Ninth Annual Session
at Chicago.
CHICAGO, May 1.-THE 1000 or more
editors who have been foclzing to the
city for the last few days to attend the
ninth annual convention of the National
Editorial association held their first
formal session in the parlors Of the
Hotel Mecca, at o'clock Tuesday even
ing. The editors were given hearty
greeting Of welcome from the Worlds
fair authorities, the city government and
the local branch Of the association, and
hearty responses were made by Governor
Peck of Wisconsin and Byron L. Price,
national president.
Worlds Fair to he Open Sundays
The directors of the Worlds CoIum-
bian exposition have decided to abrogate
their contract with congress-, by which
they bound themselves to close the fair
on Sunday in consideration of an appro-
priation of 81, 100000 The money will
be returned to the government and here
after the fair will be opened on Sundays.
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CnnntarfaIters Capturad.

SIOUX CITY. May 15.-Oficers here
succeeded in capturing two counterfeit
ers named HalIet and rIason. The men
belonged to the Salvation army and had
been in the city about four months.
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For a Murder of Twenty Years Ago.

WINFIELD, Kan, May l2.-Sheriff J.
B. Nipp brought from Roe, Ark,
Thomas T. Rucker, wanted here for the
murder of one Osborne at a dance at
Lazette, this county, 90 years ago. He
has been married twice since the crime
was committed, and has several children
by both wives. His second wife is in
the insane asylum now through grief,
she having learned of the murder after
her marriage with Rucker.
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DAVID WORCESTER DEAD.
Youngest Brother of the Famous Le1iO

Youngest Brother of the Famous LexicO-
grapher Passes Away.
MARsHALLTowN, Ia, May 13.-David
Worcester, youngest brother of the dis
tinguished dictionary author, is dead at
Albion, this county, aged IS. Five of
the fifteen children survive him. He
was classmate of Charles Sumner in
Harvard college, graduating there in
1889. He had resided in this county
nearly quarter of century, leading
the life of a recluse.
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SIMPSON IN HARD LUCt.
Fully Half the Congressman's Wheat Gro
LOst-NO Trip to- Europe

ruby q All tho Cohgressmah's Wheat Cro!'
LOst-NO Trip to- Europe.
TOPEKA, May 11.--Congress1nan Jerry
Simpson, who has been at work on his
ranch in Barber county since the ad-
journment of congress, arrived in Topeka
on his way to Holton to visit relatives,
after which he and Mrs. Simpson will
go to the worlds fair. He announces
that he has abandoned his proposed trip
to Europe; at least for the present. He
reports need of rain in Barber county,
where they had scarcely a shower since
last September. Fully half of his wheat
field of 100 acres has been killed by dry
weather and some of his neighbors have
suffered even worse than that. He does
not believe there will be third of a
crop in the state.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
south Omaha Live stock.
UNION STOCK YARDS, I
SOUTH OMAHA, May 10. {

UNION STOCK YARDS.
SOUTH OMAHA, May 16. q
CATTLE-Receipts, $500 head; 1900 to Isl
lbs, sA6O0520 IIOO to 1850 lbs, - .200&69: 90
to HOO Ibs s.. 7594.25: choice COWS, S3.5004.4O;
common COWS, $2.O003O0s good feeders. $500
IOc to 15c lower.
HOGS-Receipts, 1850 head: light, S7.200
7,3O: mixed. $3.50. 30; heavy. S7.3807.35. Mar
ket 15c lower.
$50: lambs, 81 5O66.25. Market weak.
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The Killed.


NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 6.-The evi.
dence in the trial of Judge Dubose Mon
day was in substantiation OF the charges.
Mrs. Lyle NJ. Bryan testified to the i'm
proper proposal made to her by the
Judge in his Office. Z. w. Metcalf, a
lawyer, testified to the rejection of jurors
by Judge Dubose because they had failed
to convict in other cases.
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Another Lynchtng In Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, May IA mob. pre-
sumably the sme one that lynched Ter,
rill at Bedford, went to Brownstowu
and took Lou French. who kil.e Henry
Feadler a week ago, firm jail and
Ivnched him
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as palllster's body.

SING SING, q. Y, May IA body
was found in the Hudson river, near
here, by a fisherman. which has been
identified by detectives and keeper OF
the prison as that of Pallister, who es-
capped from the death house Of the prison
a month apn
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DASHED TO DEATH.
Ten Men Fall 5000 Feet Ia Michigan
Mine.

Ten Men Fall 5000 Feet Ia Michigan
Mine.
HoUGHToN, Mich, May l6.-Ten
timbermen were dashed to pieces in Red
Jacket perpendicula, shaft of the Calu-
met and HecIa at noon Sunday. The
miners were coming up in the cage to
dinner and the engineer hoisted the
cage against the timbers of the shaft
when the coupling pin broke and men
and cage dashed downward over 5000
feet to the bottom.
The Killed.
ALLEN CAMERON, son of Captain
Cameron, in charge.
JAMES COOKING, single, supporting
widowed mother.
JOSEPH POPE, leaves widow and one
child.
JOHN ODGERS, leaves widow and
several children.
JOHN HICKS, single, aged a.
ANDREW EDNO. aged 40, married.
ROBERT WUPPIA, leaves widow and
three children.
MICHAEL LEAVITTO, widower.
JAMES TREVNI, leaves widow and
three children.
CON S. SULLIVAN, single, aged 40.
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sIoux C,tv Companv Collapsed.

Sioux CITY, May 1".-The announce
ment of the failure of the Columbian
National bank of Chicago, received here
Thursday morning, sent the Sioux City
Engine Works TO the wall, and in the
afternoon w. NJ. Thompson was ap-
pointed receiver for the company. He
qualified under $50, $50 bond.
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RnrrIarPrnnr Door.

PARSONS, Kan, May George
Swope, a negro hailing from Fort Scott,
met with an unexpected reception in an
attempt to burglarize pawnshop here.
He succeeded in forcing the back door,
when a gun which had been set inside
was discharged. and he received the con-
tents in his right hip and thigh, infiict-
ing wounds which will probably prove
Gnfnl
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A German Victory.

BERLIN, May ia telegram from
the German consul at Cape Town says
that Captain Francis stormed Koran on
April 10. On the German side of Sakol-
aSki, and three men were wounded. The
natives lost 80 killed and 100 wounded.
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The Jury Disagreed.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, May l5.-The
jury in the case of Wesley Rippey dis
agreed Saturday after six hours deliber-
alton and was discharged, stood six for
conviction of an assault with intent to
commit murder, five for assault with a
deadly weapon and one for acquittal.
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The Failure a Bad One.

LINCOLN, May 1.-THE failure Of
Kendall & Smith, grain dealers, operat-
ing many elevators in Nebraska, Kansas
and Missouri, seems to be bad one.
Their liabilities are in the neighborhood
of 500, 900. The failure was precipi-
tated by the board of directors Of the
Columbia National bank of Chicago,
who demanded payment of $25, 900
claim
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Death of Thomas Gibsoa-

OMAHA, May 14.-Thomas Gibson. a
Nebraska and Colorado pioneer, has just
died in Los Gatos, Cal. He first pub
hshed the Quincy Wing in 1880, came to
Nebraska in 1854, and founded the
Denver Rocky Mountain News in 1859.
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buque for twenty
FIVE years. Suf-
fragan sees Of the
new archiepisco-
pal diocese will
be Omaha, Lin
coin, Cheyenne
a n d Davenport.
The bishop has no
information re-
garding probabili-
ties of a new do
: cese being created
in Iowa with
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DENVER, May 16.-William r. Mygatt,
the well-known banker and business
man, has made an assignment to James
F. Hopkins. He places his assets at
1891. 800, and his liabilities at $J07, SS9. 50.
Mr.. Mygatt's assets consist chiefly Of
real estate in and about Denver.
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Omahn anal Scheme.

ELKHoRN, Neb.. May t3.-"Bufalo
Jones is in the field here with corps
of engineers running over the proposed
line of Platte river AID . nlha ca Il.
In fact. ground has been broken.
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EXIT Amy.
Hanging of Christie wardsn's Slayer II
Concord, n. 81.

CONCORD, N. H., May 16.-Frank G.
Almy was hanged in the Jail yard here.
The execu ion was a bungling job.
Almy's feet touched the floor when he
went through the drop, and he was
strangled to death.
Almy's crime was the murder Of Miss
Christie Warden, one of the most beau
tiful and talented young women of Han
over, n. H, July II, 1891. AlmY was
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Another Dakota DivOrce.

SIOUX FALLS, May 16.-Judge n. D.
D. Twiggs of Augusta, Ga. for eight
years judge of the state supreme bench,
and prominent in politics, has secured a
divorce from Lucy C. Twiggs.
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Columbia NationnI Ban K FANS.

CHICAGO, May I3- The Columbia
National bank, capital stock 81 900, 900,
did not open its doors Thursday morn
ing. The suspension is due to steady
withdrawal of deposits extending over
the last two weeks. In one week $780,
COZ in cash was paid out and Wednesday
$5O0,u00 was handed to those who made
application for their money. Bankers
look upon the failure as natural con-
sequence of more than one condition.
DAYTON, May 13.-The bank of Brook
vile this county. suspended Friday
morning, due to a run made on the
bank by depositors The assets and
liabilities are placed at $16,537 Fully
IL. 1925 of the deposits are secured. The
bank is operated by Dwiggins, Starbuck
& Company of Chicago.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 13.-The bank Of
Spiceland of Spiceland, Ind, has sus-
pended. The bank was a state institu-
ton, with $50, 900 capital, of which
$4,000 was subscribed for Dwiggins,
Sarbuck 6 Company of Chicago. The
Chicago and Indianapolis failures caused
the collapse. The deposits amounts to
$50, 900, and the loans something more
than that.
HEBRON, Ind, May lathe Citizens
bank of Hebron closed it's doors Friday.
The suspension was caused by the
Columbia National failure.
KNOX, Ind, May 13.-The Citizens
State bank of this city suspended Fri
day. Dwiggins of the Columbia bank
of Chicago, was the principal owner.
Depositors have been almost frenzied all
day. The banks at Walkerton, Ar
cadia, Oxford and Boswell have closed.
All were deuendent upon the Columbia.
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CLINTON. Ia, May IA marriage
license was issued here for boy of IL
and a girl of 1s, the parents of each
having given their consent
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Bound over For Libel.

TOPEKA, May 16.-Secretary of State
R. S. Osborne was bound over to the
district court in the sum of $500 Mon
day on The charge Of libel.
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Iowa FedersiIou of Labor.

DIES MONIES. May l7.-The state fed
Grafton of labor was org lniEet here al
a convention of delegates from labor
unions in various cities of the state.
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SUSTAINED THE LAW.
THE GEA ny CHINESE EXCLUSION
ACT S CONSTITUTIONAL

Justice Brewer the Only Dissenting
Judge Cinnamon Who wiah TO Re-
main in the United States Must
Register.
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Rejected the Bill.

PARIS. May 16.-The deputies rejected
by vote of 260 to 2S9 Joseph Reinach's
bill to create ministry of colonies.
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Paid the Penalty.

SHERMAN, Tex. May 14.-Charles
Luttrell and John Carlisle, who muir
dered William T. Sharman, were hanged
at 2:17 D. M. Friday.
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state Congregations Convention.

MUscATINE, May 1.-THE 44th an
nual meeting of the Congregational
State association co lveAsl hare. The
association will cont :us i'll sessiol until
Friday evening,
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CInaad rs session.

TOPEKA, May Ii. The International
Brotherhood Of BoiIermakers has closed
"a session OF nearly a week by eleeting
s5tIicers.
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Troy, NY, May 16.-Neither 6 Car
psnter, eastern managers for the North
western Guaranty and Loan company OF
Minneapo lis, made general assignment.
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Looking After Bursted Banks.

WASHINGTON, May 17.-Comptroller
Eckles was Tuesday informed of the
failure of the First National bank Of
Cedar Falls, la. The capital of the
bank was $4,000. Bank Examiner
John McHugn has been ordered to take
charge of the bank. The comptroller
has appointed Albert Watkins of Lin
coin, Neb., receiver of the First National
bank of Ponca, Neb
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No Indictment A.sain-t C1,i CInbine
ST. PAUL, May 13.-rae grand jury
finished it work. 1t failed to fad an in
dictment against John j. Rhodes, man
aoer of the coal com biue.
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TOLEDO, May 1.-THE railway con.
ductors' convention spent the day in dis.
cussing appeals in insurance circles.
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GOvernOr Yfoies In Dakots

HoT SPRINGS, S. D., May 14.-Gover-
nor Horace Boies Is sojourning here and
Is recovering his health rapidly.
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N4iuneaDolIs Bank Suspended

MINNEAPOLIS, May 16.-The Farmers
and Merchants State bank has sus-
pended. Its paid up capital is 500, 600;
suruIus. s.. 90.
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Ce0rre Coold HeslIs elss systern.

NEW YORK. May 12.-George j. Gould
touri Pacific and Iron Mountain roads.
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WICHITA, May lit is reported hers
'aat a tornado struck Pawnee Rock.
PARTICULARS are unObtalnable.
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CnrdInnl ZIrIinrn naal

ROME, May 13.-Cardinal Zigiars
died wednesday. He was regarded as
q candidate for the papacy.
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LARGO Number Rssponded.

81. PAUL, May 12.-Twenty-six gov
ernors have responded to the call Of
Governor Nelson for q great snti-coal
combine convention.
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JOHN HENNEssY. Sioux City or Des
Moines as the see city. The title will
not he conferred upon the archbishop
elect until, probably, next fall.
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Auotber Bank GONG Under.

Santa CLARA, Cal. May 1s.-Ths
Bank of Santa Clara, capital 500, 600.
suspended.
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Worlds Fair to Be Open SUNDAYS.
Archbishop IIennessy.

DUBUQUE, a.. May 16.-John Hen
messy, who has been raised to the dig
nitY of archbishop, has been bishop of Du-
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Chicago Live Stock.

UNION STOCK YARDS.
CHICAGO. May 1e.
Native cattle were firm today. while Texans
were lower. OF the former there were only
about / 500 arrived.
The hog market was higher, the arrivals
not reaching half the number looked for
There was q strong but not materially
higher market for sheep while lambs ad-
Vanced 25c.
CATTLE-Receipts. 400 head: common to
extra steers, $4.159619 COWS and heiters, SIS
@A25.
HOGS Receipts. 5000 head; heavy. $7.zz1<
aT.7O; mixed and medium, $7.4507.65; light.
$7.N05.60
SHEEP-Receipts, n,O0O head; inferior e
choice, s209575s lambs. S5.6007.3S.
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General Townsend Dead.

WASHINGTON, May 12.-General Ed
ward Townsend, for number of years
adjutant general of the army, died here.
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Graece1s DTinietry l7ivee n I

ATHENS, May II. = The ministry
headed by II. Tricoupis, has resigned.
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wAsH1SoToN, May 1s.-The gold ~
ssrYe is again intact.
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W. w. Tracy Elected President-Womau
Suffrage Favored

LOUISVILLE, May 13.-The Republican
leagues of the United States met Thurs
day morning. The convention approved
the report of the special committee nam
ing Denver as the place of the next meet
ing and the second Wednesday in May as
the date. The convention approved the
woman's suffrage plank of the platform
by vote of 375 to 1a5. The planks op-
posing public gambling aud favoring a
one-term presidency were approved by
a majority vote. W. w. Tracy
of Illinois was elected president of the
Republican National league on the first
ballot.
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evidently a man of education, some re-
fnement and very extensive reading.
yet he could give no account of his past
life when he came as wanderer in the
vicinity of Hanover and worked as a
common farm hand for Mr.. Warden.
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Churchill County.

About 20 per cent. short for crops will
be the verdict oil most farmers in that
vicinity. There seemed TO be too little
precipitation and too much sunshine
very little rain since March. From this
cause the feed has been very short, and
therefore cattle have not done as well as
usual. The late spring made the hay
crops fall Off; in most place but two
crops OF alfalfa were cut. April 25th
vas the date OF the last killing frost in
the spring, and September 10th OF the
first killing frost in the fall. Grain vi all
Kinds was not as successful as usual,
averaging from so to 35 bushels to the
acre. Potatoes fair all other garden
vegetables good. There was a large crop
OF all kinds OF fruil-this VAS an excep-
tional good fruit year. OF the small
fruits only strawberries proved a failure.
Nevada Weather Report.
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Despite the ample stock laid in by
Mrs. Phillips & Linton, milliners, their
trade for fall and winter goods has
proved s o great that they have been com
PEELED to recorder again and again. Their
stock include all OF the latest and best
goods. Buying strictly for cash they
are in a position not only to offer goods
at lowest prices but to secure the very
best quality and latest styles. This en-
terprising firm also handles everything
that enters into the trimming of ladies
apparel and full line of the celebrated
RI and p. n. Corsets and waists from
$1.00 a pair and up.
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DIED..

PRICE-At Franktown, October II, 1893, Zach
ariah Price, q native CT Kentucky, aged 50
years.
GLADDING-In Reno, October 18, 1893, Mrs. f.
l.. Gladding, a native of New York, aged 81
Yeas.
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Mrs. Phillips q Linton wish to in
form the ladies that they now have a
No. l, first class line of ladies cloaks
and capes and will sell than at popular
prices.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-10-21

FOR RENT-A large well furnished
0 suitable for one or two. Gentlemen
desired. For information apply
at this office.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-10-21

The very latest glove is the Suede
Fabric in all shades, and black so cents a
pair. A full line always in stock at the
Pioneer Millinery Parlors.