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I1 Keep -poEFr- soft and white wash
lL .a Boo warm water ~ith a little t4irtaric
loid in 30. thru rinse iu plenty ~ cold wa
Ter Do not put in too much turtaric acid,
or the spongcs viii be- spoiled.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-14

IL is said tllf lapanc-o crowd is rho
fwc,ie-t In tho world They never u.o
SOAP. 1ir lgurrl lapanc-e silks and cot
tYr, "II hat stand 10. Their substitute
t.t ironing rs prLIGyr While the MA
TERM. b. N'ry scr fhof spread 3D. smooth on
boards aEd stand them against the houses
% dIs.
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Haldness 10 either hereditary or caused by
sickness mental exhaustion wearing tight
Sitting hats and ovs work and trouble.
Hal's RsnoWer W 90 revent 10.
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Sunken eyes pail.d complexion aud
disfgurinQ eruptions indic4te that there is
something wrong within. EIpel the Turk
ing TO- 20 hoslth by purifying tue Llo1d
With Ayers sarsaparilia. Cures E'5sipelas.
Eczema. ) lt-l;lsuIa. Pirnples and b .oteh,s.
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FAT PEOPLE

TAUE OBEsIrT Pills will reduce your reiEht
PEst .AhES1IY from D. e. \ pounds
fuonth So aTsttNt q. sickness ur tnlurJ
R.s PUnIICIIT. Z her bui az tie heath
AID baautfy fhe complexion leaving ="
HIN- sad difficult brfathing surely Teiiefed
10 fNFfF. - but a fcisntihc a. q past-
Ave relisf adopted onlT ~ ~ yeafe - 81
-. All ordsr- auppliod direct from cur utice.
prirs - % uacssge 80 tnrse pactszes Tor sa.vl
l., usii postpa a. Isstilnon.ais and pariiou-
lars fssalsdl lcia.
Al Csrrsspandsso- strictly SoShhs"tiAl
PARK REMEDY CO.. Boston, Mass
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He l. Of nervous, sanguinc temperament.
but most difficult 20 photograph. Tho
first time ne came he was very quiet and
dignifcd ia his poses. His manner froze
me l rahzcd that We must got better
acquainted Monsieur" I said. "you
doubt me. hat you must put full conh
dcncc i'm me before | can take "a picture
worth pcrpetuating you. The next time
he came no unbent, and was at once i'm
sympathy with him, and the result was q
picture worthy 81 his genius
Mime Weber, the leading lady OF his
company, was exactly his opposite Sho
bad no fears. She was simply quiet, fun
Of rcpose and played her part before tho
camera as sho would play il before an au-
dicnce. An Weber was divinel She wore
a classic cost smc minus corscts, malSinga
picture that rivals Bcrnhardt or Rachel
But even the best Of sittcrs sometimes
snou a picture with their hands or fec.
Mime. Weber has as fine foot as you'll
find on classic statue. Her feet, 20 bo
consistent with the part, were supposed to
Do hare. 80 she worc those frightful stock
inrs with fingers OF toes or whatever YOU
sail those clumsy pockets protested
.Mndam," / said. those stockings con-
line action. and your feet Will look liko
Law figures in the picture. Your feet are
supposed 10 Dc bare. Why not, for tho
sake Of a good picture, have them sou
And she did
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-14

Boys bicyels hose ia fast black Tor 21o Al Tbs
Bee Hive
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-14

stance. fun of life and charmingly bust
ncsslikc. Is O rapid as well as very good
poser. She can pose for 80 different pho
tograph- in an hour and 10 minutes.
When am actrCss sits for five or six differ
eut characters ucccssitating change OF cos
tune. Of wig. of entire makeup, the work
takes moro timc and is ual drudgcry. 81
have played six acts from as many plays,
said Nodicska one day after She had sat in
six diffcpnt characters, and. she added,
I'm totally exhausted The ordeal was
particularly fatiguing 20 Modicska, for
she can't throw her whole being into a
part without the contagi0n of the audience.
IL she only could, her photographs would
be far more. satisfactory. Clara Norris.
too, is unfortunate in the respect shat sho
cannot lose self before the camera.
Simply through "a fine photograph Ger
tain actrcsscs have gained rcnown for their
great beauty and have made their for
tunes, for, once approved, these bits Of
pasteb1arG. scattered 10 every part Of tho
earth fan into the hands Of managers who
Otherwise never would have heard of her,
and Sine is engaged, ofttines for parts
beyond her real ability.
WIN No, sit Ia Character.
Some OF tho greatest actors. alasl win
not sit for photographs in character sal
vini and Irving and Ellen Terry ara among
these When Miss Terry first visited this
country. She told mo that she had prom
Used Some one ia England not to sit for
photograph thoarically md neither lrv-
ing nor Snlv.ui VIII ever ait for any char
actcr but Irving and Salvini
Thctruthis. an three lave bacu So libcled
pictoriallv ia Eufope that they arc dis
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TIME TABLE.
Trains Move IS Follows
ARRIVE At HTTFNA
No.2t. Atlantic Rxpress. eAsfbound 1925 .. m
No, 49, Paciho xpress westbound.. 5l5 y. IA
No. 2. Butte Local, daily except Sun
day ......................... G.1O p. m
DEPART FROM HELENA.
No. "a Atlantic Express thor nd. 1885 p. m
No - lncihc Express westbound... 525 y m
no. !. Butte Local daily, except sun
............... s3)A. m
Tor further particulars, Taps folders. rates,
etc. call at or write 10 our Office.
4. ". FITS, tIty Ticket Agent
WM. HANDEL General Agent.
Helena Mont.
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CALIFORNIA.
&, c Wilbur IA,aoe Hotel San FraAolsoo
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MINNESOTA.
Wilbur Tsbbils ....... Merchants II otol St Psal
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= o. -. fEvrusS. D'nuty lsrE
e. ". tlsiaohsr. atto noy for plaintiff
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UTAH.
COLORADO.
WASHINGTON.

smith Son ............o-0s Sixteenth St. ponvs
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fteal first
: Jud
| tourt-
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Another Honest Man yictimized

hANAhNA -"ANAA sNhh ' ~ AAWlaNhs
hChfor Desoret AerE
la your Thursdays Issue OF the
NEWS was grleved to read that my
ola fflend and neighOor, DR.. Jabez W.
Taylor, had been found guilty by a
jury la Commissioner Pratpa court, Of
pfAcliclug medicine without "a liconsr,
or Ia other words, Of trying II get an
honest living, and thereby NJ, Jeotei 10
hne, " not imprisonment.
lttesma to mo an unfortunate stretch
OF authority for one portion OF this com.
munity ola certain calling to DO upheld
by law, to sit as n board OF critical
examiners OF another portion Of like
calling, VIZ. professional healors Of tho
sick.
Doctors Taylor Gardner, Newton,
Booth and others who have beon
peFemptorlly ostrRoized from their
profession, ana thus deprived Of earn
Ing livelihood for their families, call
loudly upon our present Legislators TO
Ut once abolish such n law from our
statute books, and allow the olmmu-
nifty the privilege OF calling upon any
medical man they prefer anu have the
most confidence IN.
Members Of the cold school practice
Of medicine" appear 10 predOminate In
the "boatd Of medical examiners, 0and
II Ia but natural that more or less
prejudice should exist toward those
whose mode OF practice differs 80 wide
" nom their own, Whether this Ia lhr
case or not, most Of those named above
have boon eAgaged IN the healing art
most OF their lifetime, ami are equally
capable OF coping wish sickness IN IN
Varions forms aa nre any Of tho OLD
school practice. but they are now he
In pcrseruted, ns viewed by q dieceru-
lug public, and our prcsent Legislature
VIII confer a blessing on the whole
community by the adjustment o; said
board, anu givo everyone possessed OF
good sound sense tho privilege OF
practising tho healing art who choose,
We live In an age OF progression,
Seventy years ago | we'll remember
the steel anu thb timber box, tue nrst
time police force was or anizsd, and
many other things, need not name
AANlts AAAA AAhlEAn hlN NhhklhhAAiN
going on, aud tho tims Ia not far uia.
tant when the use OF drugs (such ~.
are usually found on the shelves Of
JruggHtH) rs remedial agents Ia the
cure OF disease win be entirely Ole,
aar1ed, and the period In which they
hourished will be regarded as n time
when ignorance OF the laws Of life Wa
most dense.
The Oldest bishop In the city
bore the testimony TO me that twenty.
seven cases OF dipnthsrIa In his ward
had proved fatal, twenty-five Of these
died whers doctors were Gale
in, two whore no doctor had been, but
no death where both parents hal OBJ
served the Sword OF Wisdom" i
therefore declare to all people Of every
creed, that the entire disuso OF tea
coffee, tobacco, aud all Intoxicating
drinks, will do more 10 preserve healt Ii
than all the doctors In the world can
| possibly DO. GEORGE GODDARD.
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Falt5-PromotI7o Series.

ny rlsHt Mission, narrative Of pcrsoai
experience o.. o. missionary upon rlo sluduic.
tssnd. iy George q. Cannon. 2s.
a suing 81 Pearls. containing number o.
Interesting .sateH1s and ansed1isl Of mil
sinarg 600, f'e., @c
Lcavsa From ny journal, ty prs,d,a.
vllilH woodruff, absorption Of his wonder.
tl .ioaliy experience. end many Interest
ine ineldeou " h'siIts. CSC
Fragments of E-perienrs, a collection Of
.aatsln fflu 81 o. otrarIaH-a ~ rfars. 90
Presifcni rfcbor G. ftimbniI's Journal,
narrative % h' r-inepd .nsldaat, Ia tho
earacr % avery rcmlfsauio ma8, CSC.
uariy scenes 40 church History. o. col.
lection 90 incidents ff1m Go lives VI udrfi
n un Church 10 early days gia.
Tho Lifo or Sophi, ui con Of tsli. who
em'E.a,fd from teul.,icn, In Juira. 20 &c
land nov known ar South Aurdaa fit con.
tuu.1 haf1ro the coming nf fo Savior. 41.
book contains somo ycry important ifs.rs 4,a
eirniHs ih' Book Of Mormon. By ueorss o
Ci1non, .1.
Scraps Of biography, containing Sketch of
fn aier'a ilfs, iHednnu Of Experience. and
how'd knights Journal. Co.,
Tho Myth or the 1rnuusrript Pound
or rio Abl1riiuos of ts sriaid.ns gi,-v. b +,
George Hsyno'ds. 1s.
Labors IN the Vineyard, contains come o.,
hs most aH'on"uus ospsdoulat ever written.
gfa
Iventful Narratives, contains some Interest.
inF stoisho7 and valuable Lessons. 4c
Helpful Visions, Instructive manifestation. o.,
tho Lord W MS ,hidfen, U.s..
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Notes.

Provo citizens are holding meetings
and making arrangements preparatory
to the removal Of the Territorial capital
10 Provo. Capitol grounds, consisting
OF some fourteen acres owned by the
city, IL located In the northeastern part
Of the city on commanding ominonce,
which gives magnificent aud en-
trancing bifd's.eye view Of the whole
valley. Surrounding property can be
obtained, giving ample room for tue
capitol buildings. rhe city Will pro-
vide water.
John II. Hansen, %, and Rosa Jen.
klns, 20, both Of Provo, have been
granted n marriage license.
The Insane Asylum board was In sss.
sion yesterday.
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PROVO.
pRovo. urAn. Fso. l0. ls0l.
First District Court.

Business was transacted In the First
district court AZ fOllOws.
The jury In the damage case OF
James Anderson vs. Peter Larsen aud
the Lehi Coop, returned verdict Tor
defendants.
The case OF the People W. Jens Je %
sen, lighting, appeal from the salem
justlce'e court, wts fcmanded BACK 70
the lower court, the appeal being dis'
missed.
The case OF John 3. Gr0esbeok Va
Marion Goldman, suit concerning the
ownership Of horse, was triod anu
submitted 10 the Jury.
The case Of J. *. Moore VI Flank
Lang IL on trial. The suit is concern
Ing settlement Tor a mare winch was
accidentally killed.
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RIO
GRANDE
WESTERN
~
GRANDEN%s
NWESTERNS
,lPMWAYSi
sssAM
STANDARD GAUGE

EcnVe salt Lake
No. .-fof Provo. bingham. and
all poin's Eaats............. sos a. m.
No. t-tor Provo. Grand Junction
and oil points Elst......... e.25 =. m.
No 6-lor EUREKA, Provo. Manu-.
and salina ,................,.... Afl3 y. m.
No 8-for ogden and Wcst.......... n % 9. M.
No i-T5r Ogden ami tho Woit.... gi5 y. IN.
Arrive salt Lake.
No. i-irom Eurokh, Provo, Drand
junction end tho tast....,. lsi8l .. m.
No. ;-yrom Provo, Grand Junction
and tho East ............ il;t5p M.
No. 5-trom HHrhSm. Provo. Manu
und Saline ................... .... 5;ti D. IN.
No 2-from Ogden aud tho West. 1894 m
30 t-trom uston ani the West. gil5 .. m.
only line running Through Pullman Palace
Double Drawing Room siooport G, Denver via
Grand Junction and to Lalsaa CITY and uhiea.
So via colorado points. aud only line running
Pullman slccpCu salt Lake W san Francisco.
koehanFoaJ eiois oeHneeHonL Safety speed
and comfort
Ticket ONCE, 10 v. End South.
n q, DODGE. A.E. WEpBY,
Gen, Manager. Gnn. supL
j. n. uLNNErr. Gen. T. &r,A.
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Sunday SCHOOL a9d Primary.

ION tho.s books md cards postage viii be
changed 81 addition o. tho prices g,von, n cont ~
nal, unlria ihe price given is Tor 'p1'tpaid."l
Firsg Hook Tor our Little Friends, f5i
tho Use OF Sunday Schools, ios.
second Book for our LiitIe FrIsnd-,
Sunday school reader glg.
intermediate =. s.. Render, 3oo.
Questions aud Answers on tho Fife
aud Mission OF Gho Prophet Joseph
smith, i1g.
bible Questions and Answers, for %,
uso oi primary Associations, IS
Chiidren's Primary Hymn book, I've
copiUs, postpaid, 25e.
PRIMARY speaker, No. 4, postpaid, 49,
=, sc.
The HodeI Non Book, postpaid, iss,
Class Registers, per DOR, 500.
Primary Tune Hook, soc.
isooi Of Mormon CAtccAism, postpaid, zoe.
=. s. Union Hymn Book, each no, post
paid, ass.
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THE
DENVER & Rio
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF The WORLD
The only line running Two
Through Fast Trains daily I
LEADVILLE,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND BEAVER.
EFFECTIVE nov. 10, 1899.

Train No, leaves olgrn 200 am,
Salt Lake sos q. m, arrive 81 Pueblo
hbl am, Colorado Springs 1'20 u,m,,
Denver p.iO am.
Train No leaves Ogden SEQ am,
Salt Lake 9.-i pm, arrive n. Pueblo
$50 pm, colorado Springs 0'07 pm.
Denver 1880 pm.
Connections made a. Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and D0uvor with all lines east
Elegant day coaches, chair cars ami Pull
man sloopors on all trains, Take tho
ID. q r. q. ami have comfortable trip
and enjoy tho finest scenery on lho con-
tin0u-
A, S, HUGHES, =. X. HOOPER,
Traffic Manager, q. 4. a. 4. A.
Denver, Colo. Denver, colo.
u, 4, NEVlNS,
General Agent,
salt Lake City, IT.
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THE THROUGH CAR LINE.
AIIeottve nec. z, ZEE.
4'a'"' t7rte and Dpari af SAT Lats
CO Daiit. ai foiops4

AuuiVr
from al Eastern points .............. 8 90 a IN
ii"m huHe Portland. slp Fran.
cisco. Cache valley and UFlen...io % am
IRON all Eastern point, Para City
Nnu Elon............ ...a.......... 81 100
FROM ogden and intermediate
HulNli'''.'.s 23 y 10
y rom Milford. sanptte valley .Juah. Nophi.
lr'fo' eureka and intermediate points iJp m
IRON Terminus and Iooolc............. W y in
ugrAKr
FOR ogden. Park Ciiy aui all
Eastern points ..................... 2 % m
Tor ogden aud inturmoihto poiuts.. p5l am
tor Ogden. intermediate points
ttu iurcisc1 and Cache
NaileJ points. ............,a.......... 2 Is y m
For Ogden, buue Helena. Portland.
and san Francisco ................5 % p M
For Eurota. Provo. saupoto valley
aud Milford. ."..................a.s o. n M
'for Iooclo aud Torminus........... Z o. an
DAILY except sunday
'rraini south OF Juab run daily except
SUNDAY.
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music.

The Improvements Association song
Hook, contains collection of original
and selected songs and hymns, sot 90 music by
Professor Z. B5eslcy, ssvcniy-eight pages Of
choice music, postpaid Ace.
ID. \. Union Music uooh, postpaid. 600.
Primary Tune BOOK, not wlAoa, potagS
600.
the Fsaimody, paper sides, $780, Cloth, $50;
Halt Leather. t1o. Postage II es each
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City Ticket Office, 2Oi Main Street.
Telephone 40.
d. D. hurley, Cent AgL Paasgr. Dept
o. DICKINSON. General Manager
Ill LOMAN. q. A. a +. AGENT
b. NJ. ~. ULAUK.
OLIVIER W. MINK,
EtllENf ANDERSON, Rccevers
INEUEHiCk H. C0uDElT.
JOHN W. DOANE.
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NIosEY To LOAN on CRY AND
NA town property, ~ lowest rateA knowl.
den Hose, u'Moarn Block, IS w aud south,
MONEY ALWAYS uN HAND 10 LOAN
w ON improved property, city or county
warrants. water scrip and lko collateral y.
save commission by seeing prlnrlpal-lluHsol
J. Tracy, a and ~ Commercial Block.
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WANTED.

NVANrED 4 STEADY MAN %, WEEKLY
W salary, about $50 chfh rtlu red so.
4l south, state street. Room l-
BIG PRICES EAR c E2@ IN ti5 aS9 s 9G
repairing done 10 exchange for Fouus. tall
o. ailfrfa g. % Lapin, 20 last second SOUTH
NlTANTEp- PUSHING CANyAs-EH %
w Eoot addruHH Liberal salary and OK.
prnrga paid weekly, Permanent position
Known bios. CO., Nurterymrn, Portland
urtrou,
$500 To s ...,, rF ,,,, RAY ,,, AT
and pltung iuwClry, watches. tableware, etc
iyDrI houso has Eouda needing plating ~
cApoueuroi 20 capital no taking. soma
~. JUS hio mfAlnf 20 % Jay .iermlnehi post
non, address II. Il. Dcluo & Co, Columbus,
A VOLUME of SARA CARMICllAEEs
"A Poems. call a. law once OF J. u.
farder. Englo block.
DUrtis FOH SHORTHAND ~ A LADY.
rermt moderate A r., tbs once.
NNANrEp-LAnY on GESTLEAiAN 10
w nHsiHt lu u1lce SALARY tsdu.ul with
chance 70 increase. and position permanent. u
suited, hai way far pald 70 onlce II engaged.
Lnrlose reference anu srlthddresaed stamped
envelope Manager. lock nrawerr 4. hicago.
I,PECtAL AGENTS FoW UrAu ron
- the "Muiuti itcservo fund iIfa Associ.
alton" VI New YORK. Rates Ices than one half
that " old Lac coz. More than sllluO.OJJ
pMd 60 deceased policy holders. ftlilJI,Upl
business In force. Address iL Is. Mann 3 90
General Agents Room kcuuott Culmcr
buildinF' salt Lake CITY. Utah.
HO1EL HELr. ALL KINDS. GIRLS
Tor ncreru huuHuNurk iahorara; farm
bands aalctmuu Hnd ClClka,af 90 B., !nd houth
A GESr, NAME s. a DAY GREATEST
~ Kitchen Utensils ever invented Nrtai.s
iac, Two tu s'N fuid iu every house sample
postage paid Two cents furIhUo a McMaaln,
Cincinnati, o.
TAsu PAID tuW WATER SCRIP.
u hussel T. Tracy, rooms 81 aud a. Com,
morcial block
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Noble Wome9's lives Series.

Lydia knights History, an inisr.,,ins
Volume, written ln an attractive and pleasing
style, use.
tIeroines OF "'iormondoin, - in,ore.iins
sketches % uomau Who havo proved them.
selves worthy Of honor, 2sc.
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MONEY BROKERS.
MONEY TO LOAN.

nS IMPROVED PROPERTY, ~ ANY
~ quantity Crosby a Crosby A Main ~
Notary tuulic in unlUo
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NTANTfp- PUSHING CANNAs-EU %
w good address Liberal salary and OK.
pru0ga paid weekly, Permanent position
Known bios. Co, Nurterymcn, Portland
OrrE0u,
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NTAN1ED 4 STEADY MAN fi5 WEEKLY
~ salary, about $50 each required so.
90 south, state street. Room ls
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-03-14
JULLPS.

The fair complexion MANY young
ladies' have is SO northumberland sui it
becomes them.
Many a man who wants to set the
world on fire will he in bed while his
wife kindirs the Kitchen contlagration.
Mof tana's state flower has been select
Ell. 1t il the gorgeous blossom Of the
priekly pear, and the motto, .'Step Not
on Me-" goes with the flower.
Tommy-Maw. what is an average
man? Mrs. Fige-He is a man who is
pleasant and smiling down tow all day,
but who comes home and gives his
wife fits to make up the average.-Ex.
"Rest aud change are good for
people," sail the wife as she rose in the
night to rifle her husbands pockets"
I've had n rest, and now | think I'll
have some cilange.'--Buffalo Courier.
There is a wide difference between The
man who meets you and says. II hope
yonr paper will be a success" and the
ono who reaches down in his pocket AID
says. ~"ilere, send me your paper for II
year"
Qnite a lot of original poetry has been
received at this office. Although il
does not all appear in these columns,
some sort of use can be made Of it. We
make this mention that poets may not
be discol ra ,ed.-MidW inter Appeal.
1t is reported from Washington that
sugar and whisky are all mixed up in
the Democratic Tariff calculations. As
the Democrats are in hot water over the
matter, they seem to have all the in
gradients for an ''eye-openor" on the
question of tariff reform.
Miss May Clark, a G~ol1endals, Wash,
school teacher WAS tried last week Tor
inflicting severe corl",ral punishment
upon a pupil. She was promptly acqnit-
ted, and the judge, jury and defendant
were loudly clleered at he conclusion
of the trial. The youis lady's ,rIends
paid the lawyers fee.
A ~long-heaitsi person in the East pro-
poses TO abolish saloons and place nickel
in-the-slot machines on public streets, go
that passrrs-by ran see who drinks. One
OF the chief objections TO The plan is thai
it would Lreak mp our matutinal coctail
route, which is a sacred American insti-
tuition and must not le Lr,tied with.
But then a fellow might learn 10 beat the
machine Is easily AZ he works the bar
Ieeler.-ilomer lm ex.
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WIN NEMUOOA.
innemucca is a village,
Upon the desert plain;
And srl,lnn IT, il visited

Ninnemucca is a village,
Upon the desert plain;
And seldom it is visited
By a copious fall oil rain.
The streets are made of sandhills,
The silcW alks much the game;
The houses Of the slianty ~ pc,
But the folks are not to blame.
The noise Of locomotives,
Streaming day and night
In the norning wakes you ar'y,
And starts you on your flight.
There's Indians lurking all around,
OF lazy slothful mien
Aud dirty homely-looking squaws,
Are always to he e
In March the winds begin to blow;
The sand soon fills your eyes.
The people will put Oh screen doors,
And then look out Tor flies.
M.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-03-14

Gentlemen, buy your shoes OF Il. II.
Cow les as he keeps - iuil s.ocN.
Buy your garden and flower seeds oil
Il. Ii. Cow les. y
Five rams choice table fruit for one
dollar at Griswold's.
r. II. Cowles keeps a full stock OF
chIldrens school shoes.
To restore gray hair to its natural
color as in youth, cans. it to grow
abundant and strong, there is no better
preparation Than Hairs Hair Reviewer.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-03-14
Sunday Ser .ices.

Morning service at IL A. II. Evening
services at Z p. NJ. Sunday School at
2p. NJ. REV. BELLAM, Rector.