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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-01-10

Jack-I have u chance to marry a poor
girl, whom | love, or a rich woman, whom
| do not love. What would you adviser
George-Love is the salt of life, my friend.
Without it all else is naught. Love, uro
love, makes poverty wealth, pain a joy,
earth a heaven.
Jack-Enough. | will marry the poor
girl whom | love.
George Bravely spoken. BY the why,
would you-er-mind introducing me 10
the rich oma whom you DO hot loyes-
fearson's Weekly.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-01-10
Hard work Getting Into Prison.

Most men who are sentenced to the
penitentiary endeavor to escape their
punishn ent, and the officers of the law
are vigilant to defeat this purpose. In
the case of John A. Denton, who was re-
ceived ut the Maryland penitentiary the
other day TO serve Il term of three years
for embezzlement from the county COM
m%issioners of Howard county, the usual
order of things was reversed.
1t is stated that on Wednesday night a
fine looking young mar inquired at the
penitentiary for Warden Weyler. Tho
warden happened to be out, and the man
explained to the doorlseeper that he was
John A. Denton of Howardcounty, and
that he had been sentenced to serve a
term in the penitentiary. The doorkeep-
er detained his visitor until Warden
We I returned. Denton told the same
sto. 10 the warden. Mr.. Weyler, it is
stated, declined to receive his visitor,
not having the right to imprison him
without n commitment or other identifi-
cation. The man seemed crestfal,en and
disappointed and walked slowly away.
The next afternoon he returned with a
sheriff Of Howard county and the proper
commitment. Denton will probably be
given clerical duties to perform during
his Imprisonment. He was at large on
bond for some time pending the hearing
of the appeal in his case before the court
of appeals at Annapolis. Baltimore Sun.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-01-10
Beatsy's Pianos and organs,

Hon. Daniel +. Beatty, the great Or
gan and Piano man of Washington, Nj,
is buster than ever. In 1870 Mr.. Beatt,
lett home a penniless pillow boy, and b,
his indomitable will he has worked his
way up so as to sell so far, nearly 100, 900
of Beatty's Pianos and Organs since 1870.
Nothing seems TO dishearten him obsta-
cles lay in his way that would have
wrecked al ordinary man forever; he
turns to an advertisement and comes out
OF it brighter than ever. His instru-
ments are in use everywhere. We are
informed that during the next ten years
he intends to sell 209, 900 more OF his
make. That means a business of $20,-
DOC, 900, if we average them at 500 each.
1t is already the largest business of the
kind in existence. Read his advertise
ments.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-01-10

Emperors and expresses. kings anc
queens, write to each other as brother
and sister. Eeigning grand dukes also
e.!joy this privilege when addressing
kings. but segcreiSns not possessing roy
oil Lonors age ~'es:saated as cousin.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-01-10

1t is reported from Japan that a syn
dictate of Americans has u project on
foot for the establishment of u gigantic
clock and watch manuiactory in TOXIC,
which is to employ over 10000 workmen,
labor being SO cheap in Japan.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-01-10

Wood, like wool. requires to be shrunk
before used for manufacturing purposes.
Pitch pine beams will shrink in thick
ness from ISL inches to lS4, spruce from
81 inches TO 10. white pine from Il inches
to III, yellow pine a trife less.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-01-10

Cured by Ayers Cherry Ecctoral.
Mrs. p. d. HALL, PIT Genessee 81,
Loclsport, II. Y, says:
"Ovor thirty years ago, I remember
hearing my father describe tho wonder
fnl curative effects Of Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. During a recent attack of La
Grippe, which assumed the form of a
catarrh, soreness of the lungs, accom-
panied by an %aggravating cough, I
used various remedies and prescriptions.
While some of these medicines partially
alleviated the coughing during the day,
noneo of them afforded me any relief from
that spasmodic action of the lungs which
would seize me the moment l attempted
to lie down at night. After ten or twelve
such nights, / was
, 1894-11-28
81 CROIN SIAIION-

fNA NAlllA a WV
London. November 2}rd lit is reportsd
chat Lord Rjpon approves the report Of tbs
Demerara Combined Court referring to The
condition Of the sugar industry.
Ne York, Nov. 23rd-A despatch from
Yokoh anna received In London states that q
desperate naval fight has occurred between
the Jap luese and Chinese off Port Arthur.
The result Of the battle is at present IN
Dnown. beyond that the Chinese battIe-ship
C~henyueu, while endeavouriug to avoid tolpe-
does, ran ashore. 1t is reported that ths
Captain Of the "Cheuyuen' has committed
suicide. The vessel cost three million dol
lars 10 construct. The Chinese authorities, 1t
Is said. hope to float her, but this is considered
doubtful.
A report has been received from New
Guinea stating that a large number Of Eu-
ropeans have been murdered on the neigh.
bouring islands by the Kanakas. The report
further states that traces of oannibalism have
bsen found.
For some zine past reports have been cur
rent that the Cunard Liue of steamers intend.
cd abandoning Queenstown for the landing
Of pa sSengers This Is said to be due to the
deepening Of the water over the Mersey bar,
which is taxing place rapidly. and that con-
sequently steamers can now avoid waiting
to cross.
With reference to the Barring liquidation it
is understood that both issues Of bonds clos
ing the l|iquidati en- have been under-written.
From St. Peter sburg it is announced that
the'Czar's ride, Princess Alix, viii. on the
occasion of her Wedding, dress in the histori-
cal national costume, also that the carriages
Of the famous Empress & atbrine will be used
for the ladies attending the Iemony.
The Car will ride in a modern chariot.
The only f~estiyity that will take place after
the ceremony Will c a gfand dinner.
Other advices report that Car Nicholas
is suffering from insomnia, also that the
Czarina Is much emaciated.
A special desf atob nom ST. Petersburg
, 1894-11-28

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, 1894-11-28
FOR Sale
or Rent
by the Undersigned
THE STOCK ESTATES
COAKLEY BAY
SOLI.T Jude
PLEASANT VALLEY

located on the North side Elsr End
Quarter,
TIE above estates comprise about
100 acres Of good land with about
90 head of breeding stock, we'll sup
piled with rain. and spring water,
Those springs ones in time Of
drought amply served upward of
500 head Of stock,
Good Village
Good Pens etc. etc. and an
Excellent Dwelling
pleasantly situated on s small emf
hence quite close the sea shore, con
tanning nine apartments with gallery
to the north and south all in toll
erably good order.
Possession can be obtained from
nae from this date up 10 the 10th
Jan. 1895.
10Th November 1891.
DAVID DELEON,
OjrH6r.
, 1894-11-28

OFFTCLHI NO7TCF
ItQL0E 6o~rvernementets Oriro WI Skate
Commissioner for ST Croix Y@re samlet paa
oplysninaer angoaende skattylue for indo,
verende Aar,
paa DEF KongeIge K,ssrror Coator, liver
Formiddag kl.l0 nemlis
boerne honSens, Compagnlet~, Dronuln6ers.
strand, Notre og Neslcr t1ade. SAINT Forstaden
I'll Festen.
TORSDAGEN den l3de December for Be
boerne Smede, Fester, % uI&estr@de, vat
terguttet l9rye, og Pnndseusgade, kongens
og Gronnegade SAINT F'rstodon i'll 4sten.
fhEDAGLN den l4de Deeempor for he.
hoeint bJeyge' f5teT J4'euh, LlIle Hosp.
taIs, Ny % fiSkefsade.
For Landet
LOADA0LN den l5de December Tor Be-
boerue ] b Sge Dstehdc QYarterer paa Qvwg-
Plaot"5en S0ttys F0llCD III. II a m.
MANDAGEN den lido December fer Be
boerne CQmpagntts QNatt"r, paa Plantageu
Holh " hest hIll a. ~,
IlkSDADEN den ISdo Decomher for Be-
6oerne ! ~Dronnmgens, kongens oS NordSi~s'
b. Quarterere pas kinSshlII station, III. II NJ.
OASD4GEN de" l9de Deccmber for BE.
6serno s !.rtndseHs Qearter, Skolehu'et Paa
RtoHtagen Diamond NJ ~ III.
ToR3pAGEN den 2ode December for Be
I Poi "sa = ,gs.0.''j y r' N1s's,5o ~ y g'pr - v
dag.
For Byen Frederil4>ted.
samme Dag for Beboelne Strand konscns %
The advocate., 1894-09-19
Peoples Parry National RlAtSSKRS
(AdONt0d a. Omaha IGsAl

FirsE-Th1t the union Og EAVlNbOR forces %
the United StStOg, this day o0MM0mORAS9G,
shall be permanent and perpetual, Nay &c
spirit Snt9r ARto all hearts Tor the SAlYakiQn q
the republic and the uplifting QR mankind
SOcona-W02lth belongs 20 Nina who creates
IT, and every dollar tAkOR fr0A Industry with.
Out AR SquaVNlont = robbery, .R any wiz not
work n0tEh0R shall no OAAS The Interests OS
rural and etVie labor ere GAO BAM0J their ORO.
mics are identical
Thir0-WO believe thSs The time has come
whom she railroad corporations MRsb either
own ehO people OF she people the corporations,
and SHOULD ehS g0ysrnmeAf enter Hp99n the
roads We Shouid favor % amendment TO tho
constitution by which all persons engaged In
the government service BhAM b0 placed under
q civil service regulation Of the most rigid
character 50 SS TO prevent the increase OF The
use Of such additional government employee
We demand o national 0uFr0nCy-sSfO,B sound
and flexible, issued by the general governments,
and full legal s0ndOP for all debts public
and private, and that without the use Of bank.
ing Corporations . just, equitable and oflc1snb
means Of distribution direct 70 the people St .
tax NOT 90 exceed 3 per c0nG per Rnnum, TO be
provided ~ set forth in the SRb-trOaSnry plan
Of the FSrmOrP Alliance or 9oEa0 better gyg-
tom; also By payments In discharge Of its obi.
cations for public tmpr0Vsm0ntS.
We demand the free and unlimited coinage
Of silver ana BOla 81 the present legal rattle Of
10 20 l.
We demand that the amount OF EAO oirOUlsS-
Ing medium bO speedily increased 70 ROb less
than sB0 pOR capita
We demand . graduated tR0OMO-tAK.
We believe that che monies Gg the country
should b kept Ag MUOh 40 possible In the
hands Of th9 people, and A0nS0 We domAAd
that AL national and state revenues shall b0
limited 70 tA0 necessary OKR01Bo9 Ok the gQV'
eFnMOnA economically and honestly AARtA-
tst0r0a.
We demand that postal SSyingB banks BE- %.
tSbllshOA by tho government G0P thO safe o.
pO!is Of GhO OSrnlnsR OR thS people and 70 fA-
6tllbAtO exchange.
transportation being Q means % exchange
and p@blSo ReCOg4ityD Ehp R0Y0EnM0RA GASHI4
eva and OpSENss GhS RAAlR6aAS In th0 Interest
me GSISETSpA and telephone. ElkS ne pest
OEOO BysSOR, being R006B8IAl BDR ORSA6mIg.
BiOA Of ROWA RA0O4 bO owned AAo operated
By the gOV0ERMeA0 iA GAO interest q GAO
people.
The land, including al Ne natural SpArsOg
Of wealth, 10 thO heritage Of All the people aRG
BhoHld NOT be mOnOpoliHp4 S0P Sp00ulAAlyp
pUrposes, and alien ownership 0e Land shOul4
bO prohibited All lands now held By tine rail-
roads and ether corpora slonS IN excess Oa SheGR
actual needs, and al lands now 0WAoA BY
aliens gAOWla b0 reclaimed hy DAO goVoEm@sAt
AA6 hSA fNR actual settlers OAAR
The advocate., 1894-09-19
Kaa.As Republican Platssrn, 1874

Resolved, First-ThO constant patriotism Of
Aa6 hh0 interests Ok itS defenders, thOlB
gtaOWR and orphans, win be literally cared
- and We oSnozn6o their eFaSl And dOllbOp.
ele betrayal by Ne present AsRo0rAtio AamGA'
tBtgatlOA.
qOoOld-WO eAhOrO 70 The POpubliOaA dee.
oEsn9 q protection, and believe thAa tARiR laws
eAqRld RroIOoe Ah6 products q thO farm e
BNp - M the fastogy.
IAlRa-ThO American people favor binOtal.
ngm and the rspublieGR party demands The
no Of both gold and silver Rs standard monaR
VITA Dueh roBtIiotiong and under such pro-
ylAonn, 70 bO dOterminOd by leKiRlstion, 20
Vplues Of She two metals, and thAS th0 paTS
chasing and debt-pSying power Of the dollar,
WhothOR Of gold, silver or paper shall Be 81 az
inos equal The iRtarpStS g the producers g
6anSH6 Ma - NinSS ~ SaSS96 RI
The advocate., 1894-09-19

coinage OF sIlVoR OF EnS mines OF CAO UM1SSA
states and THAI congress should enact . lBW
AOVying tax on importStiOns Of foreign BllVoR
Suflol6nb to fully protect the prodnOtb Of ouR
own mines
Fourth-We favor national and state l0giGlA.
tIon for the encouragement o2 irrigation.
Plfth--Wo denounCe the pre90nt state AdnaiA'
t0mptB Of the courts, the corruption and In
competency Of It's officials, les gross mlBmAn'
Agement OF the state institutions, and for the
discredit IL has brought upon the good name
Of the state. And wO pledge the republican
4 faithful and economical discharge OF oil ON
Cial duties 20 o strict observance and an hon
est enforcement OF law, and to obedience q
the mandates Of the courts.
Slxth-To the maintenance OF these pF1nct
pies W0 invite the support Of all patriotic cts
y9nA
The advocate., 1894-09-19

asm and An which made the event
one Of the most conspicuous landmarks Of the present
century. ,eg -,ss <ssss9JPeAss., .ss .S. =, ssEgf
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, THE. AT this !
sdate 8oo) the United States comprises within It's limits
fortyfour states, district lunder the National Cow
ernment jurisdiction aone and six territories Zone tract
of country reserved for the domce of several tribes of
various events and circumstances which have gone 10
make up the history Of this vast country the domain
of the most powerful and prosperous people in the
world, so numerous and repee with interest that
we can only give rapid review Of the principal facts,
necessarily omitting many minor occurrences which,
while of great local interest," have yet no national i
portance. AS the foundations Of this government were
laid by the English we shall take as our starting point
the date at which the English acquired claim to the
territory covered by the United States The voy'
ages Of the Cabots (Tohn and Sebastianl, which oc
q" ~
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-24
THE GLADE STOCK.
This Fine Stock Of Dry Goods, Shoe.
and Notions Again Open.

The ladies took advantage of the re
opening of this store under the new ar.
rangement whereby Mr.. Nathaniel Dun
ding assumes proprietorship. The store
WAS opened promptly at 3 O'Clock Wed
nesday morning and was at once filled
to overfiowng with ladies anxious to
see what was being done That they
expected TO buy is evident and that they
did buy and buy liberally. too. is fact.
They all seemed to. believe that Mr..
Dunning would do MS he advertised and
were satisfied that the goods were as
represented.
There is no talking Dunning is
hustler and if there is a chance to buy
something cheap he will hnd it out,
aud you can rest assured that he will
give the public the benefit of il
His clerks are courteous and as a
rule well posted and the delays usually
experienced in getting waited upon at
such sales IS to great measure over
come, Go around aud see the goods
and get the prices; it will pay you.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-24

Burn Canon City coal. /, is the best
and cheapest in the end Order of
Herman * Shloss
The steel works begun work on the
Union Pacific order for rails Thursday
and will continue on at the order
until the 26.0o0 tons of rails are
finished
Alderman Teller of the police and
fire committee informs the INDICATOR
that the big fire engine now situated on
north Main street will be stationed on
the Mesa at the Ormop hose house
where it will be equally convenient to
Bessemer and Pueblo. A force OF four
firemen will be stationed at the city
hall with team and all necessary ap-
paratus The hall is now being re-
modelled to sui: tine new order of
things
Mcmahon & Collier undertXkers and
embalmers Corner Union avenue and
ID. street. Phone 226.
Don Campbell was put on trial Thurs
day on charge of embezzlement pre-
fcrred by the Colorado Trading Co.
The trial is still in progress.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-24
A Popular Candidate.

Aside from politics, aside from party
ism and all the prejudice that goes
with it, it must be admitted by the
far minded electors of this ward that ID
W. Harntett would make an excellent
alderman The time always will be,
and particularly will it be during the
coming year that Bessemcr, now con
stituting the eighth ward will need to
force its claims 1t more than any
other ward in the city will need men at
the front who will not be slow to push
the cause of their constituency: men
who are aggressive. intelligent and
polite, men who understand something
of the necessaries of any section of a
city and the way to obtain them
d. W Hartnett is conservative in
politics. heavy taxpayer. good
citizen and would make an intelligent
and useful alderman. While Bessemer
was yet municipality he announced
himself candidate for alderman from
the and ward and would have been
elected no doubt without much op-
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-24
Wooden Wedding

Friends Of Mr and Mrs II Perlet
gathered at their home Monday night
last to celebrate with them the Jth
anniversary of their marriage The
gathering of the guests was unknown
to Mrs Perlet as she was in attendance
at Crescent Lodge at the time, and so
the event was a surprise to her. The
following were among the guests; w
5. Williams and wife, ! X Shireman
and wife. Geo. Coates and wife VI
Williams wife and the Misses Ethel
and Florence, Miss Nellie Fitzpatrick
happy occasion and all enjoyed them
selves immensely.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-24
JOKES AND JuMsLEs.

Lady Patient-Doctor, how do you
pronounce spinal meningitis? Doctor
Very dangerous, madam, very dan
gerous.
Customer lin book store)-I would
like to get some good book on faith
Clerk-Sorry, sir, but our rule is to
sell nothing to strangers except for
cash.
The charter of a kennel club should
not be limited for series of years"
observed Larimer. "Why not?" asked
Dinwiddie. Because it ought to be
purp- p-etuaL"
Chicago man met u Boston girl
Saturday and married her the next
Wednesday. A little more Chicago
goaheadativeness and vim in the Bos
ton youth might reduce the large per-
centage of unmarried women in Mass
achusetts.
They seemed very loving as they
sat on the piazza together '1ndeed2
What were they doing?' "He was
smoking a cigar and She was eatin'
Ice cream" Then, suppose, he had
on his smoking jacket and she her
Eton Jacket
'If you marry Grace" exclaimed
the irate father to his son, "I'll cut
you Oft without penny and you won't
have so much as piece of pork to
boil in the pot" Well" said the
young man. 'Grace before meat" and
he immediately went in search of
minister.
Judge-What led you to get drunkt
Prisoner-Yonr honor,I thought the
bank was -roing to burst, 50 / drew
my money out. Judge-And vou got
drunk with it? Prisoaer-Yes. your
honor. ,IudRe-Have you any left to
pay fineP Prisoner-Not cent,
your honor Judge-Ten days. Pris-
oner, sotto voce-Well, II that bank
bursts I'm ahead of it.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-24
Tmrned Oyer the Ronks.

Treasurer Chris Funk balanced his
account with the city and after being
audited were accepted by the city
council and u vote of thanks extended
TO Chris for the efficient and neat man
ner IN which the books were kept, The
books showed that there are outstand.
ing warrants against the city for $50.
104 So and that taxes due and col
lectible amount to S3o.Ol9lj leaving
balance of Ss5 81 against the city
aside from its bonded Indebtedness
Chris has been an obliging Official and
made many friends while in office
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-24
PirH AND POINT.

In the tenth century there were
thirty eight mints in England
In the United States and British
America there are 1870, 1877 Sunday
schools. These are attended by over
10, Oo0,o 900 pupils
The annual report OF the Boston fire
department attributes the cause of a
number OF fires in that city last year
to smoking in bed. and II has n sub
division in which the origin of the fire
Is set down to careless smoking in
bed"
Boston merchant sent u letter di-
rected to Broadway, New York, with
out number The letter came back
with the postmark of every station
the whole length of Broadway, and
n form filed out by the various post
masters detailing the search.
Twenty millions of articles of mail
matter pass through the postotiices of
tho United States each day and nearly
500, 900 letters are received annually
at the dead letter office, because of u
deficiency in address or postage, or be
cause of illegibiity of peninanship.
1t was Winnie Ream, the sculptress,
who, on being told by n visitor to her
studio that her marble statue of
Venus was vulgar and low, replied:
MADAME, it is your mind that is
vulgar and low-not my piece of mar
BILE. " "lloni soft qui NAL pcnse" is
as appropriate to-day as hundred
years ago.
Holidays are curiously abused by
some busy men, especially lawyers.
young and old. Many lawyers spend
six or eight hours of every holiday in
undisturbcd worl. at their offices,
where on such days they are safe from
the intrusion alike of clients and
friends Others crowd the library of
the Bar association, and still others
work quietly at their cases in club
libraries or in the privacy of their own
homes W. h these men and many
others holic..ys are esteemed chiefly
valuable as iffering an opportunity of
clearing up arrears of work.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-24
Belongs to Sergeant DAVIS.

The credit of capturing the rooster
at Colorado Springs belongs exclus-
lively to Sergeant Ed Davis and to no
one else. The story got about that
some colonel or other of the Pueblo
militia secured the prize but the honor
of scooping the bird is Eds The boys
named him Governor Waite and
took him along to Cripple Creek where
the noble barn yard fowl would flap its
wings and crow Justify much TO the
amusement of all the boys who took
good care of their prize and have it now
at the armory hall. Sergeant Davis,
though republican is proud of the
emblem of democracy.