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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-26
seventy Finh Anaivsrsary OF Odd Fell

seventy Fifth ARaivsrsary OF Odd Fell
lowship.
Notice is hereby given that the ODD Eel
lows Of Helena will commemorate the
ssvsnty-hf,h anniversary of Odd Fellow
ship on the 26sh inst AL Odd Fellows in
the city are cordially invited 10 attend the
exercises which will be held in She Electric
hall on the evening OF the 26th, beginning
promptly at 7:30 o'elOck
The following IL the order of exc cissa;
l. Music by Higgins orchestra.
2. Anniversary ceremonies.
3. Address BY A. b Keith.
4. Music BY Higgins orchestra.
.. Address BY +. 4. Stfanahan.
g. Address by L. A. Carleton.
Z. Dancing.
9. Refreshments al IL o'cloek o. m.
BY order Of the Anniversary Committse.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-26

The Northwestern Limited 70 Chicago
VIA the korthVsstsrn Lihs 10 the hnesi
equipped train out Of Minneapolis and 81.
PAuL II has Pullman and WaansT private
compartment and si1tesn-ssotion ssspsF'
and bunetaDoking library soaehss and
leaves Minneapolis daily 7:30 p. m; 81.
Paul $40 ,. m; arriving hilvAukss 1850 q.
ri Chicago $50 =. M.
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At their homes or place % business can order BY
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Srrort cases 81 irregular delivery promptly.
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THE mouth warriors Of Main stree
are more terrible than an army with
banners
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For entertainments or fansrnals can be ar
ranged fer on reasonable terms By spply-
ing a. the Office Of ths Helena Rapid TTansi,
railroad. J.. 4 l.. buildinR. sixth avenue.
Advertising spaces In street. cars for rent.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-26

C0umenoinR April u The Uaisn Pacific
will ran train from Garrison. making d.
rect eonnsetion for all points east and west.
Passengers leaving Helena al 9:25 .. N.
make direct eonneotions throuRh. This
train also eonnects for Anaoonda.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-26

Special sale Of baby carriages At ] be Pee Hive
this week All carriAges will DO cold 81 dis
enunt Of 70 Per cert
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-26

Crisp cloth 200 Der yard a, The Bee Hive this
week. The latest fad
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-26

LIsTEN attentively and then discount
all that you hear by ninety per cent
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-26
OppenheimeT & ASch
fOLE AGENTS
IOI SOUTH MAIN ST..
HELENA, MONT.
HIGH GRADE CIGARS.

Wholesals ald retail imported arolina,
unllqnedad Henry lAT u. UpmAn. Eden &C.
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Lillian Russell Thirteen eizcsl, Duke Of Parma.
Periecto, ana forty other different bran e.
JAS. ALLAN
Grand Central Cigar store
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and keY West
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West
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Ne striks on .h. UaIos racine

Dating asansls At your own price this week .
i hs bee Hive.
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S. A. Fisher S.

The largest assortment Of Pat
tern Hats and Bonnets in the city.
Call and see our nice line OF
Trimmed Hats from $50 to
$500. All nice new goods and
the very latest styles.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-26

NoTiCE.-CAME TO Ny PLACE.. as HAYES
y str.et one red Gov shout tlh years old,
b-sn.isd ! % risht hip. With Whita star % the
1890, Wner en- have same b. calling 81
~ place and payiug The eharges Lima App
gsra.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-26

"A Camphsn + the only authorised travel
RS saent u this pApsr
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-26

-Montanians ahroai viii Aivays hnt lHH
Danny INnFrrNpFSr on file At their favorite
hotels Fifth Avenue and Metropolitan. New
York West Minneapolis. laldwin and falAoi
San Francisco. MeDsrmo,t. butte. Lelaad Hotel
tpringfald mn
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HELENA. MONT. April 20 1894.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-09

bobe Steuern rrinirt, oas GDlt nit
ieiner Griltens un5ufrieoen gema6t, er
bat bic Guelle Der Staatseintilnite rer=
iiegen gema6t uno oaourd bic Mllere
peri6uloet, an Der Stalien gu 8runoe
gebt.
9lber oas bat er peritanoen, aus Iei=
ner amtli6en Stellung iiir iid gtuBen
Su i9lasen. Die 244, 900 Sire, Die er
bel Der Sanca Hpmana erbielt, lino
crit in ben leBten g8oben 8esenltano
Der parlamentarii9en llnteriubung
9elueleu. &on allen berpOrra9enoen
Seuten lit Grispi bel bieier 9lnaire
eigentli6 am meiiten tompromittirt,
uno nit cpniidem 2ddeln bat er Suse=
itanoen, Die Sitmm1en in feline Saibe
gelteft Su baben.
llno bieier Grispi miro fir ben ein=
sig tuiiroigen Wann betra6tet, auf ben
boben Seu1ter oes italieniIhen Mini=
Iterprdlioiums seitellt 81 ueroen, I'M
Die grSiebung oes italieniiden Goltes,
Iein pplitii6es wie wirtbihaftli6es 8e=
oeiben su leiten. gSie bod muB ppbl
oas OIiiSielle Stalien iteben, wenn es
oieien Wann ais ben goeliten Der Na=
ton an Ieine Spiye itellt?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-09
ntrei d.

Is I =, .. SQH.
Ser bo6tonierUatipe 0jruf 9lorien De
Ntun bat lcb Su elmer DIlentlihen Sis=
putatlon nit Dem io5laiiltilten Sepu=
tirten ,Sules 6uesOe uber Den Soiialis-
mus bereit ertlGrt.
9luS Sapal. Der Suuptlta0t oes Ge-
partement5 GtapenUe, miro gemtlOet,
OaB Der YTarrer Der &irdDe III Gntram.
mes bel VaOul geltern tpot geiunoen
luuroe. Gr mar 0nenbar ermoroet
luo Der Teroaht liel auf Den &aplan
glbbe grlmeau. Sie llnteriutun9
perltdrtte Den Seroabt uno Der &aplan
wuroe beute perbNitet.
Der Same oes in Gntrammes ermor.
oeten Pfarres it 6ricOt. Gr mar be-
reits am Sieniiag gewaltiam ermoroet
pproen, obgleih Die Selde crit geltern
9eiunoen wlroe. Sein Siencr bate
gemelnIdaitlib nit Dem jeBt III Saft
bsiinoliben 9lbbe SrlIneau iehsebu
Stunoen lang na6 Der Sei6e geiu6t,
ebe er lie gefllloen. SblieBlit waren
lVlIl SlllUut tllllN utl Ull Nu IlVuNllH
bebiilflib geiueien. Sie NrtspOliSel
ia9t, 6ricOt lei in ben Srunnen in mel.
dem ieine 2sihe gefanoen wuroe, am
Sienltag9 bineingeuorien uproen.
Ser WtOroer bate i'm oiienbar nit
elmer lGngen Stan9e nleoergelhlagen.
I'm feline Gualen Su enoigen. eln 6ri.
COTS &Opf lino pieIe 90rltige 9SunOen
uno Die SeitenmGnoe oes Srunnen5
! liuo nit Slut beipriBt. ytu6barn ia.
gen, oaB lie in Der Sienlta9 gtabt aus
| Sricpt's 8arten SemOnOeu nm oiilIe
bdttsn ihreien bOren, luenn1eid) Srul-
neaL uno Der Siener 0es Yfarrers be-
| baupten, nihts oergleiAen gebOrt iu
/ buben.
9ln ben GerSen ulo ben mulitalilhcr
Snltrumenten in 9rlmcuu's Simmer
iuuroe Slut gefunOen. Gbe er nod
Gntraunes tam, lag gegen Sruneau in
9llteQe, wD er Frielier gelpeIen mar, Der
@erDaht Dor, eiu mebrIa6er SranO.
filter Su lein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-09
g oa nlerifa.
80 uuQaud. 9(ic. 3. ga

~ " ~ " u ", -VtN', -. NNNIs
Ger &rieg Slpii6en giicarO1uu uuo
SpnOuras lit ieBt mirt!i6 0nsgebroAeu.
9OlicOrpo SOnilla, Der 6iibrcr Der bon-
ouralilbcn Snlurgenten, iii pDn lIicu.
rasuu aus in SOnouras eingefulen uno
bat am 80. SeS. Die Srtibaiten Cor,
pus uno Yuscaran eln9enpmmen. Sn
Dem erlteren Srte bat CT cine prOoiIo.
riibe &esicrung singeieBt, uno Der
Yrdiioent bon gticarasua, Senor 3a-
lana. bat oieIelbe anertannt.
Ter YrGIioent &asQues perlor bel
Dem Sample 90 Spote unp ) Serpvu,
bete, pdbrenb Die @inorinslin9e Spei
Soote uno mebrere Serwunoete batten.
Sonilla's Sruppen iblieBen iebt
Gbolutca ein uno ibneiOeu ale Serbin-
pung nit Dem Snneren ab.
Rio De Saneiro, A. San.
Die Gage lit bier uuperdnoert. Suut
bier eingelauienen 8erll6ten bat Die
Staot Sa0e I'M Studte Hio 8ranoe oo
Sui lib er9eben.
Der &riegsminiiier lit erlubt NOR.
ben, ipiort cine 9lbtbeillmg Sruppcn
nab Sage Su ibideu. Sarauibim 1T
General SippOlDte beute lOIort nit
2600 Wam bon Sipr0mentO nu6 Sage
ab9e9angen. @leidSeitig lit oiensral
Sampepo nit 5000 Wtaun BON Garr0
Gbato mad YaSs auiusbrO&su.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-09

" III, ). Jan.
Der Grie9sminiiter, Gen. Mpcenni,
bat cine peitere 9lbtbeilun9 Der glus=
bebung bon 1869 einberuien. Siele
4SsRsiIuus IT 600 9saau itars. Sis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-09
%reiic ocr In;etg Ell.


Sober Soa btr SoaIts Der Sa5r ........ .sl2 90.
., ., >, .. >, Utorote. . 975
- . :. :. 3Wtouate. ...... GOD
Sir ieoe Ssiie Srepisr, ooer oe.su gsaum, oas
erl.emal 10 seuts.
Seirntbss urb 5oSes'anieisen nit 5prat) sl51
o9as SpruH sl0a
grSrigea. bic bem Geitc Der tntb. Rtras ,ulpi.
Der iinb. fubeu teirc @uiEG9me.
QnSeteen ieuoe mau ipdte
tens am ,llontaS ,llor.
gen elm.
Sob=Irbciten aller glrt prOmpt mo bldg
ansgeflibrt.
Ciiice Der Gazette.
Gde Der sediteI mo Sosuaitra5s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-09
Selegrapbiide Septideu,
Seuti d | q Il B.

9erlin, /. San.
slm leBteu Samita9 iuuo bier Die
erlte Seriammllln9 ppn Wtltglieoern
Oes unldnsit gegrilnoeteu Gentralbun=
ocs Deutiher SuOen itatt. Sr. Wteu=
belsiobn, pel6er ben TOrIiB fiibrte ers
tldrte, DaB Der Serbanb 9egriinoet wDr=
Den lei, Der iiioiiden Iaiie i'm Sample
gegen Die SuoenbeBer beiSulteben.
Serlin, 4. San.
9Sie oas ,&leine Spurnal" mittbeilt,
lOll GaiIer @ilbelm, als er ben 9lus=
gang oes PrpSeiies in slngouleme er=
fubr, ipDttil6 bemertt baben: ,Sieit
6ranSoien arbeiten bod INNER unwil=
tiirlib fir ben &Onig bon PreuBen. "
Yer &aiier luOllte Oamit iagen, oaB biz
SrunSpien, inoem lie our6 Die Sreilpre=
hnng ibrer Der @rmproun9 italieniiber
9lrbeiter in 9li9ues=W =WtDrtes augetlagten
Yunosleute Die Staliensr ersllrnt bdtten,
Die SeBteren 81 nod engerem glnibluiie
an Seutiblano (0en Sreibuno) 9etrie=
ben bGtten. (Travailler pour le roi
de Prusse, cine sur 3eit 6rieoribs oes
GroBen BON YreuBen entitanoene Re=
oensart.)
Seterrei4 llusarn.
gSien, 3. San.
Ger PrpseB sesen Die Wtitslieosr De:
Gjebeimbunoes Smlaoinu nimmt ar
l5. b. M. ieiuen 9lnfang. Die Cab
Der glngetlugten betrd9l 7S. Sr. SO:
iepb 8erplo, ein berpDrragenoes Wtit:
0lieo Der ilngtIbebii6en Gei6stags.
p0rtei, miro Die Sertbeioigung iiber.
nebmeu. Die Sunstibeden baben ein'
fransDliide lleberIegung Der glntlage'
ibriit in llnlauf seiegt, nebit elmer
Shiloerung iiber Die Gage Der Sung
tlbecben. Sieie Shiloerrlng lit oarau
berehuet, fransOiIibe Spmpatbisn fiji,
Die SungtI6ehen 81 erregen.
sSien, ). San.
sSn Selterreid uno llnsaru berrl6
augenbliflit cine bittere 9llte, Is
@rao untcr DEM 8efrierpuntt. Sa:
Gleno unter DER armen SepDlterung il
i1redli6.
Stalien.
u ON, 2. San.
Signor Sasip bat fir oas y2egaoe
Sene" einen 9lrtitel ilber liSilianiib
Gemerti6aiten seibrieben. Gr i6reib
bic betannteu MISREPRESENTATION gu:
itanoe auI Der Sniel Slpei llriahen Su
uno Swar oen-g MISREPRESENTATION uni
Dem Sanoitentbum. Gem leBteiel
leiltet oas 6eblen bon 9anoitraBen II
pieleu 8e9enoen beosutsno Sorihub
Sie 9lrbeiter Ieien rob uno unpiHent
uno lebten unbetilmmert UNI BeieB uni
Moral lpie oas liebe Tieb in Den Sal
| blnein. Sas SermO9en Der Sniel be
| Iinoe Ii6 in ben SoGnoen bon 6runo
beliBeru uno Santiers. Grltere lebel
| ialt beitdnoig in Yalermo uno perpa6
ten ibre Sitter Su unoerbaltniBmaBil
boben Preiien on Spetulanten, lpel6
wieoerum oieielben in tleineren 9lb
tbeiluu9en au Sauern uno SaselObne,
III SOntratt sur Searbeitung pergeben
Die DIT taum geuug babel berausi1la
gen, I'm ibr 2eben frilten 81 tOnnen
Sieie tleinen Yd6ter miilleu udmlid
oas 2ano ganS auf eisene Soften be
baueu; orei Yiertel oes Grntesrtrage!
miiller iie on ben Sauptpabter (gabe
lotti) abtreten uno nllr ein Siertel oiir
fen lie fir lib ielblt bebalten. SD
SObu betrdgt our6i6nittli6 nur etm,
iiinf 6entimes per Stunoe, uno mir
sewDbnlib nur in Yittualien: billisen
Sanowein uno iblebtem Yrooe, aus
beSablt. gBsnu fe belbdItisunsslo
liuo, paun bergen fs Don BEN Saupt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-09
Spanien. II.


III ~, +. Jun.
Ser Minilterratb bat Die Dem Gene=
raj 6ampps, Dem SeieblshNber Der
ipaniihen Sruppcn IN Wtelilla, Su Ien=
oenoen SnitructiOnell, pDllenOet, nn6
oenen lib Der General III ieiner llnter-
reouug nit Dem Sultan Don 9lturOtto
bebuis eno9ilItiger SdlI6ung Der
@irren in Mtelilla Su rihten bat. Ter
Winilterratb weilt Dem General an,
feline iIbertriebeneu 6Oroerungeu Su
MAIDEN, iDnoern Dem Suitau einfa1
aber enti6ieDen Spaulens Soroerungen
pprSulegen. Sdn9er ais Ght Gage
miro lib 8ener0l 6ampps IN Mtarra=
telh, no er nit Dem Sultan Suiammen-
triift, ni1t aufbulten, ou Die ipanll6en
Wtinilter oieie Sriit iiir Den Sultdn fiir
genil9eno erahten, nm Die ipaniltsn
6orOerun9en i'll erudgen un0 ole'elben
dnSuneDmen OOer iu perperfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-09

3abl Der jeBt in SiSilien beiinOlideu
Sruppen betrdgt 40, 600. 200 9ie=
ierpeofiiSiere iollen eOenfalls sum 9icnit
einberufen iuproen iein.
2om, 4. San.
9as raoitale Slatt ST Secolo" (Oas
SabrbunoerD IN WHiluno, melhes Den
Sreibuno aufs oeitiglte betdmpft, oa=
gegen ein gilnOniB nit 6rantrei6 ans
@lrmite beiilrlpOrtet, brlngt beute
einen 9lrtitel Der betrd6tlihes glufle9em
erregt bat. Sas Slatt bebuuptet ndm.
lid, &Dnig Sumbert babe eiu YriOat.
Oerm0gen pon l00, 900, 600 Sire, luels
Dies bel Den 2pnOOner HDtbi9ilos un=
9ele9t lei. Ginen grOBen Sbeil Oieier
Summe bat Der &Dnig, nab Dem Se=
colo, bon ieiner Gipillilte erlpart uno
Sluar labrli6 10 WtilliDnen Sire.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-01-09

seiuilenlOie Sirectoren, iollen lalt in
jeoem 6alle ben yarad" berbeigeiilbrt
6aben.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-10-03
WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER 3, 1894.
A SENATOR.

The card of w. p. Mclaughlin the
Reno merchant and nominee oil the
Democratic ticket for State Senator APP
pears in this issue of the DIsPATcH.
w. P. Mclaughlin has been a good
friend to Wadsworth as a county CON-
missioner and we believe that Wads-
worth is, has been, and always will be,
true to those who are true to her. That
Mr.. Mclaughlin is deserving of the con-
fidence of 1.-the people OF Washoe county
is patent from the fact that they have
tried him and have found him always
doing the greatest good for the
greatest number. He has q hard
fight but We hope he'll get there and
Wadsworth ought to help to send him
there.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-10-03
FLORA FINLAYS0N IN JAIL.

The following is taken from the New
York Recorder OF September %.
Two women, who gave the names OF
Flora Finlayson and Leah Van Dyke,
both of whom, at one time, occupied
prominent positions with the Boston
ians in robin Hood" stood s~hamefaced-
ly, heavily yelled and with bowed heads
before Juctice Hogan yesterday MORN
ing in Jefferson Market Police Court.
The two alleged actresses managed to
imbibe an excessive quantity OF wine on
Thursday night, and then they took a
hack. In this Tenderloin goldola they
fitted back and forth and tried to take
up quarters at the Coleman House and
at a house on West 10th street. Refused
admittance at both places, to add piqn-
ancy to the trip they thrust their shape
ly limbs out OF the cab windows. This
expose shocked the "cabby" and he
drove his fares to the West Both street
police station. They spent the night at
the city's expense and yesterday morn
ing showed the effect of the debauch.
1--WE drank too much wine at dinner"
said Miss Van Dyke.
"It's the first time, really, SIR" said
Miss Finlayson.
"Well young ladies, you ought to be
ashamed of yourselves" commented
Justice Hogan. 81 take it that you are
respectable girls, and that you have
been indiscreet. AS you have been
locked up all night you have been pun
ished enough. So l will discharge you
this time but never come here again.
You can CO." And they fed.
Commenting on the above the Enter
prise say:
Those who know Miss Finlayson will
not credit tine account. It is we'll know
that denizens Of the Tenderloin who get
arrested frequently give the names of
prominent actresses in order to be az
corded leniency by the officials. Had
Miss Finlayson been placed in such an
unenviable position she certainly knows
enough of the world when sober lot to
have given her right name.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-10-03

When you stop in Truckee for a day
or fora month you should remcn,eber
yon get the best accommodations at the
Whitney House.
Gold Medal flour at $2.75 per cwt. at
j. A. Gregory's. Best brand in the
world.
WANTED Furnished rooms suitable
for housekeeping for man and wife.
Leave word at this office.
To RENT-A nicely furnished room.
Suitable for one or two. Call at this
office.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-10-03
Registration Notice.

NOTICE is. HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
" books of registration for the general cleo
tion to be held November 9, 1894, for the cleo
tion of State, County and Township officers, are
now open, and will remain open daily on all
legal days from 10 O'Clock a. m. to 8 O'Clock p.
m. until October 10, 1894, and from October 10,
1891, to October 81, 1871, from Z O'Clock to Q
o'clock p. m, in addition to the hours hereto
fore mentioned. at which time the books Of reg
l~stration will be closed at 6 o'clock p. m.
Naturalized citizens will be requir d to pro
duco their papers at tho tim3 they present
themselves for registration.
N. A. Hummel. Registry AGENT for Precinct
No. II, Washoe county, Nevada.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-10-03
ORvIs RING.

There are no offices in the gift of the
people Of a commonwealth 80 important
as that OF Superintendent OF Public In
struction and members OF the Board Of
Regents, and it behooves every lover of
our educational institutions to see that
broad guaged, educated men are elected
to fill these important offices. In Pro-
lessor Orvis Ring, the Republican nom
inee for Superintendent Of Schools, the
party acted wisely and for the best in
t~erests, not only OF the people of the
State but for the youth that are soon to
step upon the stage of active life, and
assume the responsibility now resting
upon the shoulders OF others.
Orvis Ring was born in Starksborough,
Addison county, Vermont, on the 2lst
day OF July, 1888. In the spring Of 1861,
he, in company with two other Young
men, crossed the plains, and arrived in
Sacramento September I'd. He found
his first employment in Vaca Valley cut
ting wood, and from the forest he went
into the bayfield,. After the harvest
was over he began teaching school at
Woodbridge in 1862. In July. 1863, he
crossed the Sierras on horseback and
landed in Wsshoe Valley from whence
he went to Virginia City and worked rs
a miner in the Pctosi. Afterwards he
was called to Ophir City to teach the
public schools Of that place, and after
the decline of that camp, had charge of
the schools of the lively city of Washoe.
In 1871 he took charge of the Reno
schools and for eleven consecutive years
held the ylace of principal. After an
absence of two years teaching in Winnie
mucca, he again took charge of the pub
lie schools here, which he retained until
elected S%uperintent of Public Instruc-
ton four years x o Mr.. Ring is a grad
uate Of Wheaton { ollege, Wheaton, H.,
and gained his fine edusatioii by his
personal exertions, earning The money
by har,l labor in the vacations, 80 that
he might study during the winter.
Living in Nevada for thirty wears, he
is known all over the State, and many a
boy and man have owed their success in
life to the education they received
through, the generosity of Mr.. Ring
During the time he was in Reno he pro-
vided II home for numerous boys, alter
wards sen ling them on to higher schools,
and the Gazette has been informed that
his entire salary received from the Office
which he has held during the past four
years has been devoted to educating Sew
eral boys, who otherwise could not have
attended school. Mr.. Rings influence
morally over the Young men is wonder
full, possessing as he does an nnblemished
reputation and sterling character.
The Gazette feels sure that from every
part of the State on election day will
q come from his old scholars and friends
such an overwhelming majority Of votes
that the other candidates will stand no
show. Above all, Mr.. Ring isa Repub-
lean, and has withstood all induce
nents Of the other parties to desert the
Fl rand and glorious principles to which
ne has always been true.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-10-03
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Notice to Hunters.

] hereby notify all hunters not to
trespass upon my premises. Those
who do not heed this notice will be
prosecuted. Z. G. HERMAN.+
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-16

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-16

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-16

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