davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-05-26


uSelti9eS (6ermon) Sols", n8inltGt9es Gorlsbaber
Sol8", Dber pSmpropeb garlsbober Gait, aub inter
eielen anberer 8e5ei1nungen gu ~oerfaufen iubet, urter
ber Anpretiun9, baB wbiefe ebenlo gut" ieterL pie bic
a9ten Prpbufte bon CARLSBAD, tpelbe brett aug ben
peltberitbmtel Guelen 9etpotnet tperoen.
9ieS berubt nur ouf elmer Sduf6uu9 be8 8ublitums
bes 9rDBeren @erbieuItes tpegen, ben Der betreffenoe
9dtoler an bieIeti 8GGiGuu9eu mo9t SIT fin itIt'
der SO ein 10 9ut nte 69ter2 9Girbe irgenb
Sentonb lpiTentli1 f%In1tltben Mein benz notirliben
Saft Der Gieben ~oor8iebeu? @orum beuu it9 BON bteeH
SdIi9nn9en Dimterfiibren Ioneu, Ipe5ien ipeuu bic @e'
%iunObeit babel in Gro9e fornmt! 9ie natirGtten 8ro.
BUTTE Der aueGen BON Carlsbad entbolten 8eItoubtbeile,
Die fiiniItb uibt Der9eItelt iuerben tDnnen. Gett Sabrs
%bnnoerten itnb bic WdIier BON GorlSbab ipe9eu ibrer
Seilpirtun9 bel &ronfbeiten Der Sober, 9tleren uuo bes
Wta9ens riibmltGit betannt.
Sos d6te GorISbober @prubeIsGaI tpirb brett uus
Der Sprubelqueae unter Der &eitung Der @tobt9emetnoe
@orlsbob gepOuueH, uub burb beren @geuten fitr bic
8eretni9ten Staotett, Die @isner s. MenbelIon @ont'
pon1, Stem Yorf, ~Derfouft Sebe SSIoI6e bes ddt trnpprs
tirten g8aTers uub Gprubel=9alSes mug obt9e8 Stabt.
fie9el, ipmte Die uuteri9rift Der @9enteu vGisuer g
GtenOelion Co., 152-154 T%rontGtn Ctr, Stem gort".
ali Der Gtitette ba6en. gu baden in allen a~potbefen.
Mou bite lid pOr Gd1f9uueen.
Ser Sta0tr1tN GnrISb00.
, 1894-05-26

3wiebeln : 2ouiIiana, 2.95@2.5O bas
SAB.
8eiencorn = qlf Der ga6n ,foir" bis
oG6oice", grimes 34@34c; mittleres, roth
ober bloBfor6i9 3@34c; rau6 nub grob 20
&c; oGboice", grimes, Su GorpefS8ii.iten
SIC; uSelf=1porfing", grimes &c; ROTH ober
9elb el1.iaenbes 21@3c.
, 1894-05-26
S1ulabom

81 b D ND q e=2Dtten. - 5000 uno ~auffudrts.
=" Setdte 3obluuget. - &auQe EermilIe. IS 4rn3ent
SntercHen. SIN unrlittelhorer NGbe bes @ooubule NIB
9epotS, Opu SbuIen unb &trden. geuH
Gotten an Der Sbputas @oe., nobe Der Belmont uno
Clifton Noe.. iiuo iir cine meme 9bule 9etauft uno pirb
bielelbe iInerbolb etnes Sabre3 gebart ieir. Mb8ugs-
tanoIe uno gGaner limb 9elegt. Die g5abrt nod Der Stuot
betrG9t nlr 6 Sent5. 9e 9Udbabn piro ibre 3uge in
tur3er 3ett our9 bieies @ebtet Iaufeu IaiIen. Sic 1bbn'
item @elGdftslotten an Der clifton unb Belmont @pe.
unb Der meftieite. gtefben3 Soften an allen 9eiteu.
itraBet. 90uier uob Wuni9 auf Iei9te &b3obluugen
9ebaut. = 3uge Derlaiien SOIntags nm $40 ubr uu0
I'M L30 Otttta9S oaS 1BeaS Str. s9eppt uub balteu all
neither 3peigoffice, SIDE 9iperiep Str. uuo Ntaplelppoo
Station. Office 9onntags offeH.
6. WteIms,
Sfe6, bon, fri, Ia, BAN 1885 Wtilpoufee Qne.
, 1894-05-26
SO0eS=NnSci0e.

6reunOen unb 8efonnteu Die trouri9e go6ri6t, bah
lnelle getebte Satin, uuIere SHUTTER unO @hiueiter
smile Srjeori9, qeb, S%ieiegou9, nod0 lan9en Set
itatt nm Montog, Ben q. Wtat, 9tod)nt. 2 u6P, bonn
3ralerbouie, 1851 8u1nin9 Ctr, na6 @roceIon0. lin
titles Setleto bitten Die traueru0eu 9interbliebeneu:
&n1i9 Grteorid), @otte.
oscar nnO @nna, &inoer; a0opb ~&tefe9ang, 8ruoer.
1Dult
, 1894-05-26
Nnrt11erS.
8eriDmli6e8.

$40 @tote StroBe.
etu3tge 69te tnrtif9e ga0 in Der
Welt NIT 9amen=8ebteuuug.
&edte tirtti6e, ruIiiife 8dber uno N{alaQe=8ebnnos
lung BON %erIabrener 9eOleuung 9egeben. Griter &laiie
in leoer 8e3teBung
Ser p0puI6rf tie unb 3uperIGiftgte
BIAS IN Der Stabt
Sfeu Sag unO 9taft. GtablIrt 1882.
$40 State Str. gtur cine Sreppe bod. 3mi1Wt
, 1894-05-26
n0cS=0tosetac.

sSreunben unD 8efouuteu Die trouriQe 9{odbrt1t ooR
1netI 9eltebter @otte uub amer lie0er 8ater @corg
Ss'taeI I'M Mlter BON So Sabren, 9ouueritag, 9todts
nm ao,u Z nDr moo i9lperemgz Seioen 1eij9 e]atfg9laTeE lit
SrouerDauie, 273 8opton ctr. aus, uo0 g~8o(obejm.
Inn itiue 3beilno0me bitten Die trauernbeu 9iuter=
%bltebeneu. Smtta SSnt0eI, @Qttiu.
26mi2t Nipbert mn Miuie. &in0er.
, 1894-05-26

Srelnben uuo @efouuten Die traurioe g3odritbt, bag
meme 9ellefte Satin rnD uuiere Mutter, 0tari0
GdjadIt, 9e6. 9re6enite0t, ON "a. W}oi, @beubs 19
ll1r, 9eitDrbeu lit. Die 8eer6i0uug finbet am 5onnto9.
BEN p. Mtot, um ~ u0r, pom Gr0uerbauie ITO lister
;Yloee, nod @onCorOla itott. I'm titles 8eileib bitten
Die %betrlbten Stuterblie6enen.
SearI SdbG6t, @otte.
9tInsa, 0rt5, Scarf, @itnta, @Omaro NIB Gn,il,
&il0er. nebt 9Serlpanbten.
, 1894-05-26
MeMOrbe11.

Bonita 9oubpIf ant 25. Ntot, MorQens rs u9r.
i'm &Iter ppn 10 Sabreu. 3 Wtpuoteu uuo 8 So9en, I'M
9ouie ibrer WtHtter on 9obion 9tne, nobe Is. Str,
@rono @rDlin9. 9eerbigun9 fitDet itatt am SDnnta9
9~tadmtttag nm 2 ubr pOm 3ranerDauie nab Oatlpooo.
$tcrela &auSuIf, W&utter,
uebIt G0eIGrpiiterl uub Werlpau0te1t.
, 1894-05-26
Sr0eSsMmaetne.

Grern6en u1to 9etQnnteu hte traurtQe Nabriht. baB
mein Qelie6ter @atte Scroattns fyiIdler inn 2llter bon
"a Sobren pl0bliD DurCb etnen un9lttdsfoa 9eItorbet ut.
GatbariIta ~SyiIdber, Satin.
9eerOiQuuos=Nn3ei ipdter. 484 %. StroBe.
, 1894-05-26
8cHOr1eu$

&nbto, Scooter BON @nil nnb Wtotbiloa Sienber9,
int glitter pon 8 SaDren. 8eerotoun9 bonn Srauerbauie,
81 G8. &9nOOIp6 Str., am SOnntag, ben 27. Mtot, ua9
, 1894-05-26
WOblirte 3imtmer.


Z II permtetbeu: Sin noer 3pet mDblirtc Simuer
~ III oeuti6er Samilte, nlr elnen 8Ipd bonn Sinco(t
Yort. 9tad3ufrageu 9o. 81 &tuCOIu 9loe, nobe WlS.
CohfH S1r. 24ap, BAN
, 1894-05-26
Geri1ie0eneS.

Sriefmorten Nu= unb 8ertauf.
~ 26mil@tiot s. @enOt 145 g. Start Str.
0bDne. Ytoteu, Mtetben, f9Iebte G9nlOeu oler @rter.
- c%Ollecttrt; feline 8e3ablung menn erlol9loS. S.&tuarp,
@OlntD=@ s onftabler. 76 5. ADe., 3lmner8 8. 2mtlS
a. 9uIbeu! S6uIben! S9nIben!
- Qlerlet f1ledbte Sduloen iofort Coneetirt.
Seine ga b1ung Dbue rfOlgH
@oult06ler INNER oil 9an0.
8eopIeS @olIecttDH AQeucn.
92-94 2oIaae Str. 3iHper 81.
5bslS 2eutih pirO bier seIprp9eH.
, 1894-05-26
q OsrfonfsH Obsr an Dertanf4.n:

Spet Sduier nit Gotten in einem raid entpprbIihen.
ben Stdotden I'M Ditliben &ouias. 100 Wteileu DDn Gau,
lag Stir, Uto. 8os Bropertp Iiegt an Der 9auptitraBe.
un6 Iiegen neben chamber; Jru9tbdnme, 8oblenifGas
II. J. 10. Sic 9duier beiiuOen ft9 in gutter @erfaifuue
uno ltno oernlIetbet, perDen 81 einem S%pOttpreiS oers
fault poer 9egen Sots poer Elm Seim BON 9lei6em 94ertb
in oieler Stoot unteetaui6t. 0erfauiS9run6 Gieen,
thinner mobnt bier in Der Stobt NIB bat feline 3ett, benz,
lelber IetHe Animertiomteit al lptomel. Sin gutter PIas
fir SemonO mn ein Sei66ft on5uIan9en; fam Gell
MAIDEN. 9aS Rropertp 1T gang idIloeHiret.
Mtan a0reIIire:
6. 9. 0reeIanb,
~24m5botp care Of .Staotss eitun9."
, 1894-05-26
SanshaItnnas=0 eaenltGnOe.


J II nertGufen: Q3egen Q6retie biltg fleiuer
} Tetner oanSbalt. 261 1Iepelanb NOe. 1tuID
, 1894-05-26
6ennrben:

Meter &ittauer i'm bitter nOn 70 Sobreu. gsaberea
ttber Acknowledgements miro ntor9en an9e5elgt
Die trauernoe NttttOe.
, 1894-05-26
Soft uM0 @oqi8 geiud)t.


G6 II ut: 8et6ftiguug fiir einen 9errn am Ntitto9
- 1lno Nbeno i'll elmer anitdnoi9e1 6antlte 5fptlGelI
5Slllerton NIB 8elmDut NDe., Safe Bieu. STerter er=
beteu inter =. 34 Gtaots3to. 1r1o,1o
, 1894-05-26
yl1hlnGfhinen.

al NIGER, MbeeIer & @il1on. 9omeftie, Stonbarb,
- 8btte, Milcor 81 @t6bs, Sem ooute. Groom. $500
.slectrtc Bio, @te State urb @tbaats Ctr. @intritt 209
State ctr. Sffen SonntogS ODu $50 Dorm. bis 1880
lima, lSt9lulD
, 1894-05-26

Treunben nnO getannten Die trauri9e gladri8t boB
uHlere liebe Wtutter
.ElieSe BillOW
int glitter Opn Y Sabren unb 8 Mtonaten Ionft inn Serru
sntl9laIen 1T. geeroigun9 ftloet itott on Ntpnta9, ben
q. Wtal, nm 2 ubr GabmtttagS pom Srouerbau1e, 52l
Surfing. Str., aus nab @rQceIauo. 9te trauernoeu
9tnterbliebeneu:
Steea 8iuptp, Ssatbtufa 9obIono, Sphu
Stuoip, 1ratf @tnOw uebit @erpanbteT.
fnl1f
, 1894-05-26
Sinan5ieueS.


SRoie, Guiulau g Co., MtprtooQe 9anfers, ~ 3eor.
" bornltraBe, ~oerleiDeu @elb auf @~DtCaQoer 6ruub.
e~i9entDunl su ben u~ieori9Iteu YreiieL iplpie oub Quf Sc.
b0ube. Shea l&t
, 1894-05-26
j(cue ~51n5eigen.

Oiae. Gooes.Qn5eieen, peI6e fir ole
mOr9en.2lusoobe Ger nJuinois Stoats=
5eitlr9" ouf9e9ebcn weroen, erfAeinen fofen.
frci i'm QbenobIott Die Qnnahme pom Nn=
5ei9en fir oos QbenobIatt fbIie6t un u uhr
u~Gttta9s, fir ole nIor9enz2Ius9abe um 10 ubr
2lbenos.
SOSes=g(nsei9e+
Sreuuber uuO 8efauuten Die trorrioe 9}od6rtbt, boB
mem 9eltebter @atte SDbu GetSbi6er am 25.
9yt9t nm Hl0 Nm @ben0s int glitter bon 81 Sabren uub
8 Wtp19ten Ielt9 int 9errn entl0lafen lit. 3te 8eerbts
9lltt9 ttHbet 1tott om Wtonta9 Mtor9en 10 ubr bonn
2rauerbarIe, 1919 "a. Blace, nod Der Antoniu5=GlrCbe
uno Don bort Dta Gb. & 81. 3. 81. 81. nadb Dem ct.
Wtarta &Ir9bofe. LIN itile 3belnabme bitten
Tra1siS NeisGtt6cr, Satin.
@lctanoer, | Chime
0SnOuupnO, Sog"e'
Ipu1t SuIia &SerSbat, Spdter.
, 1894-05-26

On perfaufen: SIbi8es mobubaus in Der gsdbe
~ Der Station @Oonbale, gtortbpetern-gabn. fir
cine 5amllie bequeln etngeridtet. Stunuug iIr nteDrere
oOer i9uloeufreies unbebautes @runoeigeutbum oS
9bell3oDlung. IDreiie: y. 9. Boy 1877. A0onbole, Goot
81, Sn. l5m3. BAN
On Oertoufeu: &ots auf MISUNDERSTANDING in Der
~ ytdbe Der 8elmout un0 GlItDn Nuerue S500-$6OO.
Cottages Deroen, 9ons mad Q8uniG beg &dufers. ebeus
leuS AMI MISUNDERSTANDING gebaut. s. SOB, 3imMer 81
St4atS5eItuu9s9ebaube, Wtittag3 srpiideu GtlS Ii. a3pei.
l51H3. bop
On oerto ufeu -@anensmpDb. 9ic fdDnft.
@oier uub Seper in ben @troBen unD bic StroBen 9e.
pfoitert. Sage: Glib uub Sitfront. 48egen 9reis uno
lib on Wn. $. See. 112-114 Dearborn Str.
8oDce Building. 2OmibalD
, 1894-05-26

9os @ublifum lpirO nor gee
miHenlDien 9dubleru 9e'
warut, bic gembbnli9es
@lauberIoGs, pber cine Wti'
f6uu9 bon oepDbuli9em
Seiblib=8ulner ole v@arlsbas
Der Sals", u6prubel=S al3",
, 1894-05-26

2tne in biefer 2tIte oil
iuuerbalb 3ipet WD6eu, b.
gere6net, ab9ebolt iiuo, 10
Office" III WalbiugtOn q
Mmos @6riltian
2 9lnoed Annn
8 Auoerleu WtiB @atba=
rIna
Anoreieu g1tr(&ngtneet
5 AnannanB Ntr5 Wt
6 8abonaS YItt0r ~
8aloauf Carl
8 8arC3af Wtartin
9 Barnett Wtr
10 8aublasfe &atriua
II Yaumann Yaul
u 8aunl9aroeu y ~
IL 8ebat San
IA 8enes G0uar0
Is Benz SalOb
16 8etbte Augulte
II Billie Garl
Is 8inn 8nrtel
10 9ietbe WtiB Barbara
90 8ltB SdufOro
81 Blum sc
p 8osmal0 s
% Braun @briItian
"a Braun Goparo
25 8rDt Somps5
26 8ubel 9
% 8uer Qnorens
% 8uiiu9 80
29 SunD SCDu
80 Sap SOlGt
81 9araCtS S
81 Gerui 0acloo
80 ebaiemo 8alentD
34 Gbrociel Soief
IS @icielsft 4Bicent1
SO Gpbu q
81 @oben Spmau
80 Subu Soui5
80 SD33eu5 q 3
40 @pgaupstD 2lntoni
Al 6glfe &rDltDf
~ 9abm Socpb
43 9aDm Mtrs BETH
A 9astau SoiepD ~
As 9anis Mt
46 9abioIODu u
. AZ 9ie5aa Sulius
As 9irfieu @br
40 9ObieS5 SOief (2)
so 9obieGl San
81 9pfuptl Wtat6ia5
81 9oring Mtr5 Wtaria
SO 9ronniB SOttlDb
81 9gS5el Yin5eu3
55 @gloT Otr5 fJuHng
56 3umberg WtOies
81 6oIbol5 9erntouu
So tYeinberg S s
So fSieoler DIS Gina
so Slider SaiOmDn
81 Sran3eu Wtatbias
81 fSranci5toOiC 6rant
So Srleori6 Satob
"a 9yritI9 Soief
IS SrOmberg 6 s
IS fSrDmm Sb
81 SSu0s 9eInri0
SO Stunt 9auS
90 90cef Maleutin
20 0loBner SoDann
II Olts5t3Dnsti 9Yelir y
Y 9obiet 9nrrD
10 @Dbtet W&iB 8egiHa
IA @offtu @DaS
IS 0oloIarb Wtr
76 Goodman y
II 9DttlpaI0 GeimunO
as Srabet SObnuH
70 @roudp SgHacp
80 SrcenSteloer
81 9rDbnte @arl
81 9rDnemeger +
50 9ruenemalb s
"a @urtler GDaS (2)
So 90bu Goia
So 90jec 8
81 SotanIou S
So 9arbede5 9enrp
80 9arttopf 8
80 Senta MntOn
81 5eiue Setnrit6
81 9eiBuer @milie
SO 9empel 9u1taO
"a SEEMS 9auS
IS 9erarau u
96 9ermamu Gmille
81 9erut WttBal
IS 3egntalllt SDDonn
s3euuer
90 Sepuen @bos ~
100 9eHBe Milb
lOl 9o9mart gteO
l02 9obu SSranS
l03 9DufelOer Wt0rtiu
l04 9ol5bauer 81
los Suter Sobauu
l06 SuttelmGier @arI
l07 SmleltielulC5 &arUl
l08 Soda y s
100 Sobn ulrl9 9r,
ITO Safla Sole
Ill Sauo5 Sutionna (2)
ll2 Sutu6Dm5ti Auor5i
1l3 SpIepDiUu Drip Ntiuul
ia SObanuieu 5Sr
lis Sung Mrs Wtenga
1l6 &aolec 5ranf
III &abea Gam
1l8 &0lHol Geroinano
l19 &olteHegger MtiB8ertb
l20 &aulien9ft 2tnO
l2l &nnllnSfD &DmaS
122 &auter y
l23 &aB y
l24 Seller &otbnrino
i25 &euer ct. vt
1876 Getterer SulIl
l27 4irm Otntbta5
Us &iauie aarl
1919 &leiu Safob
$50 &iode 5o1n
I3l GuIeper Wtluua
1872 &n1nuom5tI 9loam
1873 SOD 0eiIIrlf
1874 &olomDlp5fi SOmas5
1875 6oIlt SymoiE
1876 &oI6 g1Illpp
1877 &Dut0p3 SnsgiS
1873 &orbel WtateI
1879 &orte Jti0
l40 Solttg 3olepD
al &pmGLInaS San
l42 &rueger DIR
143 &raber San
ia Gr0nler 3pDauues
AS &rifber &oul5
l4G Hrliqer y.
147 &ucerplp0 Wtorte
l4S &ubIu Barbara
l49 NuCau 9tifpIa
$50 &uu5 MtiB Bertha
Isl 6uiarSti SiiDOr
l52 &lpiattopSfi Antoni
l53 Gmi0tfoSfa AHuG 81
154 &nnQe @arl
l55 &alIger 6 @1nil
l56 &0n0herr MtiB 6 q y
l57 &au0berr Nmauoa
158 Gam SDut8
l59 &auterba6 NngHit
$50 2upera 9ltnrDiaua
1Gl &ebiCn StanIslam
1852 SeCllpimSfa Ut
1853 &eim9ru6er WtarImus
1854 Settles S
165 &euert IT
166 SerOin MaDer
l67 SeOiH u
, 1894-05-26
SergnHgungen

Serlangt: MGnner nt6 &na6en.
Sc erIon9t: Sin gutter 8~le1I9miot, nelder Bferbe
bel0iagen fam, piro geiu9t Sottleb S3rDber,
Summit, Sas.
9Serlongt; @inlQe %erfabrene 8ut=@Qe1tel, Inn
~ 1nr etn 0elttI9eS @eltauSl tellun9s=g5erf Sn6ifrip=
ttonett gu 1tebmen. Simmer 4O5 @arben Gitp 8lod.
VerIougt: Gtu alter Mann iur @aloon=9rbett.
333 81. QSpoo Ctr.
81 erlon9t: Sin @tnnn 3lm BuBen un0 2un9 31
14netOe1. 2 Sitb @lort ctr. s. @rOie.
WerIon9t: SIN ti1tiger Sutd6er olS @erfQufer;
n1uB en9Itid ipre6ert fDnnert Ino quite 9efereu5en
baben. gtaCb5nfragen II q. @larf=Str, 8Ormitt6gs
5ntlDet 8uub 9 ubr.
W~erlon9t: Gin beuti9er 8o9 fir cine alt=etoblirte
oeltI9e gteItaIratton; better &pDu fir ben ri9tigen
Ntarttt. @btffre: N. 46 @toots3t9.
OS%erlongt: Sin Mtouu, poaItGubi9 oertront nit
YTerben, gutter &ntider. ni9tern nn0 5uperldIIi9.
suite perntonente Stellung in Ietner Stabt9e9enb, mt
bubl9er @oRnung fHr nerDeiratheten Mtanu. .3euguiie
Oerlan9t Aor.: Es. 46 Staat83t9. 25mi2t
, 1894-05-26
W0hentIiAe 8riefiite.

GbtcagO, rs. Wt0t.
Ollie in bteTer StIte auge8eigten 8rleIe, pel1e ni4t
iuuerbolb 3ipet @pdbett, bonn ObeniteDenoeu 9atum eIns
g~eredbnet, 0bgebolt iino. iperoeI nab Der Dead Letter
Office III MaibiugtOn 9elau0L
, 1894-05-26

CUR gsqnemlh9feit nnlersr anaei9enbeu Runben Dobel
0tr nit ben urtet genannteI Serren eiu Abfomuten &c
peroen AT heuielbeu Greiiert. aIs lpeiiu bieIcIbeu brett il
Der Expedition Der SltlolS Gtoatsaeitung ~abge0ebel
peri6ieOeuen 9lGssn bis IL ABR Witta9S ~obgeQe6er
Der6erI.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-02-10

The colored people who live in Ken
tucky. as we'll as the colored people who
have occasion to visit or to pass through
the state, are agitated somewhat over
the workings of the law passed by the
last legislature, which obliges every rail-
road in the state to provide separate
coach for the exclusive use of colored
passengers on every passenger train that
runs. The law also provides that no col
ored passenger must be allowed in any of
the other coaches used by whites, and no
white is to lie permitted to ride in the
colored peoples coach, the penalty being
a fine of 500 against the railroad for
every violation Of these particulars of the
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-02-10

This Company has Gold Bearing ledge
averaging three feet in thickness between
well 1efined wall and traceable for dis
tance of fifteen hundred feet. The crop
pings assays from ten to two thousand
dollars per ton in Gold.
The Claim is located in the center Of
the White Horse mineral belt and is
pronounced by all mining men as most
excellent prospect for valuable mine.
The Company has new house togeih-
er with all necessary mining tools, and
are al present working force of men in
running tunnel which will cross-cut
the ledge at depth of one hundred and
fifty feet.
For the purpose Of carving on this
work and furthur developing the prop
erty the trustees have ordered limited
number OF shares to he placed on the
market for the next thirty days at ten
cents per share. This stock will unas-
sessable until the some OF 5000. 90
is expended on we mine, which sum
will be used to fully develope the property
For further information apply at to
the officers of the Company, or better
still, go and inspect the claim.
Stock for sale at the Express Office,
WADSWORru, NEVADA.
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A Legitimate In
VeStnlent.
WASHOE GOLD MIN
ING COMPANY.
INCORPORATED
Under the Laws OF Nevada, Aug. IL, '93.

Under the Laws of Nevada, Aug. 12, '93.
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Tuttle has been vice president of the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
road for the past two years. He engi-
neered the deal that brought the Old
Colony road into the Consolidated sys-
tenn and was thought to have negotia-
tions under way for the leasing of the
Concord and Montreal by the New York.
New Haven and Hartford.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-02-10
THE TABLE

VIII be nbnndnntly prouided with the best that be
obtained in the markets, in fact the House
uiU be run on First CI1ss prlnciples.
D@A liberal public patronage respectfully Solicited
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THE NICOLAS I.

10 knots. Her horsepower is 5000. Her
turret armor is 10 inches thick, and her
armor at the belt line is IA inches. Her
deck plating is 23 inches. She carries
two 10 inch guns, four inch, eight 8
inch and &c rapid fire guns. She was
built at ST. Petersburg and was launched
in 1888. Her cost was about $2,250, 900.
She has crew of $50 men, 8 men in the
steerage and a Greek priest, besides the
complement Of officers.
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MRS. FLORA B1aELow DODGE.

plunged into the bathing pool where the
millionaire was strangling she could not
swim and could not even save herself
from drowning. But all accounts agree
that she plunged in very bravely, and
Vanderbilt clung to her until both were
rescued by couple Of strong swimmers.
Mrs. Dodge is daughter of John Bige-
low, who was United States minister to
France in 1867, and sister of Poult-
ney Bigelow, editor of Outing. She is
about 25 years old.
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sponsible posi- :
ton as that to
which he has
been called. but
is considered a
railroad man of
great ability and
has certainly had
wide and varied
experience. He
! was born in Hart
ford in 1916 and
has been in the
railroad business
ever since he was
10 years old. Mr..
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The aristocratic residents of Bar Har-
Dor are still telling of the heroic manner
in which Mrs. Flora Bigelow Dodge
saved the life of young George Wander.
bilt. Just how she saved him is not
quite clear, for it appears that when she
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-02-10

Mr.. Lucius Tuttle, who recently sue
ceeded A. A. Mcleod as president Of the
Boston and Maine railroad. is a com
paratively young man for such re-
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TRUSTEES

TRUSTEES:
w H. A. PIKE, Pres. X. H. RICHARDSON, Sec.
JAS. MAYBERRY, Supt. T. v. JULIEN,
T. W. FiTZGERALD.
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The Largest Warship.
The Nicolas l, the Russian cruiser
now on a visit to this country, is the
largest warship ever seen in New York
harbor. She is steel, copper sheathed
battleship of 5000 tons, 1926 feet long, 81
feet beam, twin screw, with speed of
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-02-10

KING OF SIAM.
is officially known as Khoulalon Korn L
He rules about Z, ,0oO, 900 people and is a
progressive monarch, has abolished all
the old tedious and slavish court cere-
monial and has labored to introduce
western civilization into Siam. He Is
40 years old and became king at 10.
The free press., 1894-08-02

President Debs, of the A. r. e.,
in a speech at Terre Haute, Ind,
Sunday night, declared himself a
Populist. He said further that so
far as he was concerned this would
be the last strike in which be should
engage, and that hereafter he
would fight out the battle alone,
appealing to the ballot for the re-
storation of the laborers' rights.
The free press., 1894-08-02

Because want of judgment, the
whirligig of fate, or the DEGREES of
Providence-call it what you will
so orders financial matters that
you, l or anybody else becomes
hard pressed, is no reason why the
more fortunate should be COM
PEELED to bear the slightest por-
ton of their burdens. For this
reason, if congress has the right to
pass bankruptcy laws, and the
States debt exemption laws, to
shield you, | or anybody else, the
same rig bit exists TO pass another
protective bill for the benefit Of the
world at large. Hence, we suggest
0f i'll the power of congress or the
legIslature) that our representatives
pass a bill to the effect, that before
property of any description can be
legally transferred to wife or any
one else, that due pu blication of the
intent ton be made for four weeks
through the proper local press
channel. Much could be said in
support of this or some similar
measure.
The free press., 1894-08-02
To Business Men.

Wyatt's Business College Em :
ployment Agency, Meridian, Miss,
Is pleased to announce to profess"
ional men of every hamlet, village,
town and city in the South, that it
is at all times prepared to furnish
them with competent accountants,
stenographers, etc, etc. No stu
dent is graduated who is not fully
qualified to do the highest class
of work in his line, and none but
worthy, reliable young men and
women will ever oe endorsed for
any position.
Actual Business From The Start
is the system used in Wyatt's Bnsi-
ness College and rot the theoretical
textbook copying method, AS is the
case IN most schools,
Address, Employment Agency,
Wyatt's Business College,
Meridian, Miss.
The free press., 1894-08-02
FOR ONE LILA r
A YEAR.
NEWSI APER LAWS.

The following are the laws laid
down by the United States govern
ment for the protection OF news
papers:
eff subscribers order the discOn-
tinuance of their periodicals, the
publisher may continue to send
them until arrearages are paid. :
If subscribers move to OtheE
places without informing the pubs
fishers, and their paper is sent to
the former place they are held re-
sponsible.
The courts have decided that res
fusing to take periodicals from Of
fee before removing and leavin g
them uncalled for is prima facia
evidence of intentional fraud.
If subscribers pay in advance
they are bound to give notice to
the publisher at the expiration of
their time if they do not wish to
continue taking it; otherwise the
publisher is authorized to send it
on and subscribers will be respon-
sible until an express order to dis
continue the paper with payment
of all Is sent to the publisher.
Publishers of newspapers can
under law, arrest any NAH for
fraud who takes newspaper and
refuses 10 pay for it. Under this
law it is a dangerous trick for a
man to allow his subscription ac.
count to run on from six months
to a year and then tell the post
master to mark refused or to
send the editor a notice to dlscon
tinue the paper"
The free press., 1894-08-02
DIR. TICHENOR'S
ANTISEPIIC

Heals Wounds without infiama:lon
1t cools, soothes, heals without pain.
Cures collie, too, IN man OF beast,
1t makes friends of all who try it.
To prove this, We refer 10 the
following citizens of Mississippi
who have had occasion to test 1t.
SHERROUSE MEDICINE CO,
Mfrs. and Prop'rs., N. o., La
W. H. Simms, d. G. elk Raymond,
NJ. Z. B. Wait, Sheriff, Senatobla.
w. Ii. MCGOWAN, Ma, or, Ellisville,
j. II. Cobb, Mayor of Verona.
j. w. Kingsley, Mayor of Troy.
Il. w. Wilson, Ex. Marshal, Meridian.
C. d. Miller. Marshal of Magnolia.
DIR. w. II. Anderson, Plckens.
Dr. j. S. Carothers, Shannon.
DR.. N. A. Gray, Cleveland.
Hon. f. A. Ortiz, Wesf Point.
Hon. n. c. Hill, Eilisville.
Prof. B. G.. Lowrey, Blue NJ fountain.
N. P. Bonney, Ed. Summit Sentinel.
r. Fl. Henry, Ed. ClarIon-Ledger.
ID. M. Huff, Ed. Magnolia Gazette,
Eaton & Quick, Hattiesburg.
]. G. WIndham, Mlco
A. ]. =. Reid, Heidelberg.
w. T. Boothe, Paulding.
Parker & Watts, Sandersvi.le.
J. a. Ball, Columbia.
W. H. Patton, Sbubuta.
A. P. Hand,
Mrs. p. w. Hickey, Greenwood.
Z" M. A. Hit, Lauderdale.
&" S. E, ChlIes, Martin.
I" Annie Whitley, Tunica.
" r. L. Mccall, Scooba.
" j. M. Brown, McNair.
" S. H. Whltw orth, Lexington.
&" M. NJ. Tomlinson, Sturges.
Sold at 90 cents a bottle by
POPLARVILLE DRUG co,
j. L. STRAHAN & BRO,
j. NJ. GANN.