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UPRoAR IN THE HE1CHsTAG,
Caused by Socialists Not Responding
to q Call for Cheers.

Caused by Socialists Not Responding
to Call for Cheers.
BERLIN, Dec. Ga disturbance oc-
Cured in the Reichstag palace upon the
occasion of the first sitting of the REICH
stag. After President Won Levetzow had
made reminiscent speech he called for
cheers for the Emperor. The cheers were
given heartily by all except the socialists,
who remained seated, in spite of the ex-
cited and angry protests of the other
members. great uDroar followed.
President Won Leyetzow, on assuming
the Presidency after reelection, censured
the action OF the socialists in remaining
seated when he called for cheers. Such
conduct" he said, was not in con-
sonance with the traditions OF German
usages of the House"
Herr Singer attempted to Justify the
attitude of the socialists, and made Bit
ter personal attack upon the Emperor,
which provoked q storm of indignant pro-
tests from other parts ofthe house.
Herr Won Levetzow thereupon called
Herr Singer to orGer.
The House then opened debate on the
motion to abandon the pending prosecu-
tions OF the socialist mem mbers, during
which Freiherr Won Monteutfei inveighed
strongly against the conduct OF the social
lists to-day.
The Reichstag then adjourned until
Tuesday, when the budget will be intro
duced.
China-Japan Peace Negotiations.
CHEE Foo, Dec. 6.-The Tsung Lii va
men has decided to send special En-
bassador to Toxic, fully authorized to
negotiate treaty of peace. This is the
result of an intimation from United States
Minister Denby that he and the United
States Minister to Japan have prepared
the way for direct communication be-
tween China and Japan.
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Armenian Atrociries.

Boston, Dec. 6.-The Society Of Friends
of Armenia of this city to-day began to
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Death of a santa Cruz Pioneer.

SANTA CRUZ, Dec. 6.-Wm. f. Cooper
died this morning. He was a pioneer
merchant and the first Mayor of this city.
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The Western Union Appeals.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 6-The Western
Union Telegraph Company has appealed
from the decision of the United States
Court for the Southern District Of Cali
fornia in the case of the Western Union
Telegraph Company against the Postal
Telegraph Company. The suit was de-
cided in favor OF the Postal in the lower
court. II involves the construction of
the Act OF Congress by which the At
lantic and Pacific Railway Company re-
ceived its franchises. The railway tried
to grant its exclusive telegraph rights to
the Western Union, but the court held
that the Postal had equal rights.
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imposed sentence of eighteen months in
the County Jail and fine OF 81 each, in
the cases of Stanwood, Clune and Ross.
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San Francisco County cIerksl,In.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. County Clerk
Haley says that he will apply tor an in
junction to prohibit the Election Com
missIoners declaring his opponent.
Curry, elected, if there is any delay in
the completion of the recount, which
Haley will have. Haley says that he has
accumulated evidence to prove that he
was counted out.
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Arms to Protect Threatened Settlers.
SALT LAKE, Dec. 6.-Colonel Z. w.
Tatlock of the militia left to-day for San
Juan County with 100 carbines and 600
rounds OF ammunition. which Will be
furnished to the citizens who are threat
ened by the invasion OF the Ute Indians
from Colorado
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Died From the Result of HIS w

PREscoTT {Ariz.), Dec. G.-John Jones,
the miner who was shot by Foreman
Jones of the Congress mine Monday last,
died last night from the results of his
wounds. David Jones, who did the kill
ing, will have his preliminary examina-
ton next Monday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28
BRENNAN BUDGET.


BRENNAN, Texas. July 26.-The colored
summer normal has started on Its fourth
week and is progressing nicely. The at
tendants are arranging for an excellent
musical concert Saturday night. Dur
ing the term many able lectures have
been delivered TO the students, all OF
which have been interesting to the
teachers.
The normal will conclude on August
with a grand banquet TO the teachers.
The normal has an attendance OF
about nfty-hve during the session ana
has been one OF the most interesting
md successful ever taught here.
DR. w. A. Lockett lectnred TO the
normal this afternoon on the Nervous
system" and Hon. Harry Haynes VIII
evening on Legislation. Principles end
AZ The Merchants Exchange last night
there was a four-round glove contest
between John Mallory OF Galveston and
T5m Wright champion ieAthet"eish'
OF New orleans. .,.t,
Al considerable crowd gathered 10 Wit
ness the contest, and though u was 9
novelty to most of the crowd, they seemed
10 enjoy 1t Immensely when elmer one
OF the boxers got in GOOD oiow on
ths Very liberal purse was made up FOR
There will be match game Of base
hall al Fireman's park tomorrow even
~, between the "Hayseeds' OF uHiS
civ and the Bellville nine.
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GLrpDnN GLnANrSos.
a DcIiehtfui social Entcrtainmsnt
RaiIrond nnd Personal Nptc..

Glldden, Texas. July s&-rhe inrmer
are rejoicing over the hne rains IN this
,,tcIn,t,, which ins,,ro i,,em a fine cotton
Nlu''''y' ""'N" '"""'' "'''' ''N
crop,
MIR. II. u, Anderson. tralnmaAter On
tho s,utberp Isaoiuo at San Antonio
w, .'',, 49,, 49,. 80, ,ar,,
MIR, ia Behumont, engineer. ia retev'
tnp Nh. II ~ Tubbs. Who has gone 4
a., -,.,,.',.. a., ,..,,,,,,.,.,,.
san AhtohIp W 'ne AprNlEa /" iNVuF'' ~
Superintendent j. 7. McQueeny oil thi
sontbern Pacific passed through here
,.o.,s,t.,, "a, - - NJ. boadntaY
Sesleruns on "" way !" "4'
ters at San Antonio.
MIR. Ed Franks. The efficient and g0nln
49,. m. S,,.,;,, t,,,ch /,
cohu"N'v' y" wv t-A''''s" s'"''
taking vacation OF rev weeks
Mrs. Vim Price OF Halleisv.lie 10 thu
,,,,as, y, har ststar Mra "a IN Ianes AT
this place;
Mrs. Ed Beaumont. the WIRE OF N.
gineer baaumont OF san Antonio, hltr,
pleasant Visit mere Tor some Nliho WIN
soon return home, ,t.
MiFAes Mary Lee ana ltenr walton;
two OF san Antohios accomplished hnn
pretty young nhleA. are the guests 'l
Mr.. n, ~. English. the popular main
line conductor OF the Southern ihFinc'
u relieving MIR. Ed FRANKS on the La
Grange branch for several weeks
Mr.. and MIS-. WIN Preston hnYe hrhiSeu 90
after prolonged stay IN ~ faso, ihsy
are visiting al the home OF NJ. preston
father. MT Sam Preston. NJ. trss'eh
Mrs !. ". Del,ane. the esuIpapso Miia
OF cN-tTonuuctOT lJcl-iHr, mas Fune 10
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SOUTH TEXAS TOWNS.
-, NOTES GATHERED by oun
sh" CORRESPONDENTS.


raxas. July 2l.--The coremon-
Wharss. for the bridge celebration
mi report splehaiu a CO.,
Rut,, for the day. Lieutenant GOV
N. Crane. Hon. Norman g.
Fno' tndce W. $. Delaney and At
fl'us" raIler of San Antonio have an
|aFne' ,r,,ta ions and promised to at
per" M. committee on the ball, Dr..
Fsha' ..,,,ln. Messrs. Banks Barbee and
III b. sorre.. are in CORRESPONDENTS
\. lands OF tue best music In the state
n.y. III q ect only the best that money
,.,nv The preparations for the ban
800 barbecue are on Il grant scale.
w rsrnie May Barbee has been select
W. M lady to perform the ceremony
B s.,res,,on. attended by four tiny
4 .,ss u honor, Misses Mary King, May
k.s.~r Marion Groom and Lizzie Linn.
Ia vii be attended by four pages,
-, Richard Huston. Gautier Brooks.
- kelley, Raymond Dickson and
[sutr. Lockwood.
~ southern Pacific company has pub
N ne sale OF half rate tickets to
[gs.rtoa and return from August to
! eompllmentary dance and supper was
E.-a.r,d Miss Myrtle Simmons Of Burnet
f-.,, nv Mr.. and Mrs. George North
{sA as AZ their residence Ia Egypt Tues
nieht. Miss Myrtle Will visit Whar-
i,s some days. tue guest OF MISS
P,.s b. IT, Ford and her niece. Miss
n HamIltoa, aie visiting relatives in
Essas CITY; they VIII remain Tor the
~ tMlle Schultz is visiting Nashville,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Frkhart, Texas, July 6..The cltlasn s
Of tss place , gsIs fn Meaa fa last Pgst
70 W S.aa ne organ. under The hands q
AZ s'tS Davis. struck up. a beautiful
Weddlas msieh:s e M5, d4s aan tnsn Dr. Dr.
Miss Sia az - ard Miss Harkins OF
r. -, lame next, tten Mr.. w. A..
81 yroeh,et and Miss Ollie Dupuy cam
IN as pIi ns ,s,sso,,lif kIy decorated altar and
peio's "a smith psrfornsd kne ln-
p - ceremony that made ihsm nus
hand and wis.,
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o,,d,ngs Texas. July 25.-The first new
hais ~ Cotton for Lee county was raised
M E a Mas AZ Mae K ws Ssi ,h soS1 st new
t t M season, Mr.. w. ~ Trusde
na q, Z, free Of charge. II was sold
- ~ II. Cherry. agent, for cents per
pound. 1t weighed N, po shl,ised o' 10 In.
nan q co, Houston. Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28

a'npstead Texas, July 2G.-The good
|s'he Of Howth Station and surrounding
esily gave a barbecue today, which re-
'esd most credltably on those in charge
ne affair. Hampstead sent her quota
aalnsry folks and they all returned well
Il'.,1d with the treatment accorded them.
I'auss and political discussions were
.-1el and In this year OF political strife
sn0erats, republicans and popullsts
alsa together in perfect harmony. The
s ,sga value of a silver dollar, Cleve-
49, NE inIrlhs-ent on States rights and
"a ~ ~ : so-csi.ed fre-brand speec all had
Az slAin dormant within he brains OF
~ ' ~ peopse who know all about II and
enSius'for-notnlng.
Nh laea q getting up affairs of this
snrts W Enjoyment and not for political
49, ~ ! certainly a good one. and the
a IVA station people are to be congra tu-
iz,A ioF having set such good an ex-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28
THE DEATH ROLL.

Yoakum. Texas. July 2s.-1Ir. D. IT,.
Brown, druggist. who lately came hers
from Tennessee. died yesterday At
O'clock =. M, at the home Of his brother
in-iaw, Mr.. n. NJ, Bafelebaugh.
The deceased leaves "A wife and Two
little girls to mourn hls loss, He Was 4
Also o. the MnEoulo fraternity, who cpi-
Quoted the funeral services at 4 o'cioak
fhia e afternoon. 1l|
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28

SUMMER Law LEcTuREs-1sei-
will begin Thursday June 2sth, and
continue nine weeks. Raleigh G. Minor.
Instructor IN Law IN the University.
VIII be associated with me. For clrou-
lars, giving full particulars. address
P. o. University station. Churlottes-
VILE, Ya) JOHN b. MINOR,
Prof. Com. & stat. Law, or
RALEIGH c. MINOR,
Instructor In Law.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28

,, aoexdale, Texas, July 2s.-The SER
M. az The Baptist church are moving
~. w nicely with no excitement nor
i. sa,'or A. D. Ingram of Caldwell is do
= instructive and effective preaching.
.uye 49,. s,''eneh and his workers are
lss 10 ths uolhg all they can to win
River assao sunday meeting OF Little
ID session which was to Mold
|st Csidwslsa eeSording to the constitution,
|Etl septemhaire Aas. has been postponed
l'saeh Il icr .. Mitchell of Rockdale viii
ssl as vi ,b shs baptist church at cald-
nyyai With r. pastor is lahorine in a
Ti.erdawxu Of men went to sIm's lake
tisr alilga s 81 and captured mofl-
let and t IVY gar, which measured six
st'shi pounds. anu weighed seven
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28
oT.. LOUIS SEMINARY

- 4 HOME SCHOOL for young ladies,
pr,vaie select. located In most nttEac-
AVE- suburbs Of St Louis. Pupils M
dlviduaIlged Thorough Engiish
f.ourse Ianguaees. Music. Art IN
strnotora 80 Pupils Twenty-fourth
vssr begins September ~.
n II. BLEwETT. LID Jennings, Mp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28
BEEVILLE.

p,nille, Texas. July 26.-something like
l,.uty bales OF new cotton have been
[Susi and sold here this season. The
[a,ls is said to be fine but the price
IN.
Several light showers fell in different
|.fts Of the county last evening.
4 /. c. Crisp is absent attending the Bar
|aociatlon in Galveston.
| z I. Merrlman, editor Of the Corpus
|arsu Caller. was in the city yesterday,
MAJOR Armstrong of San Antonio is
lnong the visitors here.
MA Jodie Malone of Tllden and Mrs.
Byus Of Laredo are visiting friends in
|hs city.
Colonel ]. H. Lippard, the new nominee
III the legislature on the populist ticket
|rom the Corpus Christi district, was in
besyllle yesterday.
Rev. ]. c. Russell returned from Kene-
b on last evenings train and reports a
Efea, revival IN progress there.
The result of the Baptist meeting Just
kissed at Mineral City was flfty-two
Members.
Several OF Beeville's citizens are down
b attend the barbecue at Blanconia.
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iII9AItNE.

Hsarre, Texas, july 26.-Ten passenger
|tlches left here this morning at $50
billed with people from Calvert, Frank
In, Bryan Hearne and surrounding
ksuniry to attend the big free barbecue
kiysn at steels Store by the managers
i The Hearne and Brazos Valley rail-
Fr,d. All the candidates for county
Ethss are down there and great time
d expected.
Nrs ]. W. Doremus of Bryan Is visit
1ts Mrs. c. +, Doremus.
" P. Ferguson, cashier OF the Provl-
|.tnt National bank OF Waco, is here on
esness pertaining to the new bank to
y established this fall. the building for
|slth L. now rapidly going up.
Mss Goldman of Houston is visiting
M sister, Mrs. II. B. Easterwood.
names beautiful new public school
| 1udihg for the white school is APP
preaching completion. School furniture
; NJ been ordered and the Indications are
4 pay Hearne Will have public school
- ullsn ,inaugurated this fall that Will
rite her 10 eQua, rank with her sis
alles Of Central Texas in educational
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28
SAY DIEGO

san Diego Texas. July 2s.-rhIrtcen
oaies OF cotton were shipped from here
To-Day. Five bales to Wallis. I.andes q
CO.. Galveston; four bales 10 Inman q
60, Houston; one bale to p. j. willis &
Bro, Galveston: three bales 10 I, ana "
BUM Galveston. This is the 1ret not,an
shipped from San Diego this year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28

selected; J. y. Smith. II u,. -
= Moore, N. ]. Manner and j n nnn,r, =
~; Mr. George p. Winston of west Palnt
Sa., was elected manager "9s Ao'i'''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28

l. W r lsHas' July 26,-Major and Mrs.
q rua.s aauor celebrated their nftieth.
rsider~a wedding anniversary at their
\. s;srtss !, N mis- city yesterday. Miss
faSor andersen was married to Mr..
NJ ca 1, tearn Springs, MISS. July Is,
brother S ~, L. L. Anderson. the bride 3
a,sssd rom shuqualak, Miss. whn wiz
40 a,tene s marriage nifty Years ago,
,'ldaS, Me- NJ ra me celebration here yes
y devoted w Thipor Is Y years old. while
nvsn ,nior thlrty-iive Years ma nNen
b Bryan 1 Na,Ione daughter now living
q. 20 were pirsesanme,rops and e,egant pres,
.sn the.r many e The the bride and groom
distance. Hy friends here and from
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28
T'IsIpsoS.

Cricket, ts&as, July 2e.-Rev. Mr..
ssaechss y ~, me Episcopal church at Mac
eAarcb = seld services at the Methoalst
nsap.sr' ~ night. This Is the ,irst time
listening a.s ever had the pleasure OF
~ one was II W. episcopal minister. and
". I. -nh'e him him back again Aii''' ana
iso 10 60 II D;ay left about twenty DAYS
iis;,ssass., Hi III t nntkin to attend 10 some
H. M M are vas.. MY has no; heard from
y" Be thankf,,iiy ~ Any informa-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28
NORTH TEXAS FEMALE COLLAGE AND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC

One Of tho most and successful female colleges In NE South Pro
r. Powell A. M presides literary
competent faculty Professors poaiet cate and hoteur
er Tho dormoio supplied with a modern eonyenienee and
This exceled
the land For catalogue address Mrs l. Kidd Key President sherman Toa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28

General NcLeary moved that the chair
annolnt a committee 10 present the reso..
iutIons adopted to the supreme court Of
srhs motion prevailed unanimously. IN
,hts Connection the following was read
s ,,,,T eS-Governor Roberts:
H he president OF the Texas State Bar
Association;
-,nnosinR that resolutions OF respect TO
~ late chief Justice OF the supreme
. snv Of Texas will be passed by your
NV desire 10 add my tribute Of re-
uosef which can not be better done than
~ stating how he came 10 be FIRST APP
p5lnied associate Justice OF the supreme
rcoiirt. He as practicing attorney, at
.snded Inc supreme court at Galveston
dnring the I'VE years that was last
chief Justice OF that court HIS briefs
end arguments were OF the highest or
~ characterized by diliBent research
~ fhe law applicable to his cases. fair
ntaeenent OF the facts pertaining 10
shem snd reasonable deductions from
~ law ard facts presented by him 70
III which must be added that MS
manner and style was calm, dcllberiite
and respectful TO the court and 10 those
opposed TO him.
HVhlle afterwards was governor mere
was a vacancy on the supreme pencn 70
he allied by appointment Being then
wen acquainted with thu leading menu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28

The afternoon session convened at pre-
clsely 2 o'clock.
Hon. Il. ]. Brown, chief Justice Of
the supreme court, read an interesting
paper on the workings OF the supreme
court aud court OF civil appeals for the
past year.
Judge Keys substitute motion. which
wss made a. i me n n3an,nSS session was
Mr.. ri Il. Webb introduced the follow
ing resolution and asked that it be
Resoived, That we favor an amendment
Of the laws SUCH as shall pace married
women within the operation OF the stat
privy acknowledgment Of conveyance
executed by them.
Mr.. j. T.. Hill moved that II be referred
to the COMMITTEES on Jaw reform and juris-
N. =, Kieberg seconded the motion.
Judge Norman @. Kittreii favored the
K motion was made to table Judge Kit
trelfs amendment.
Judge Todd said he was In favor OF
part OF the original resolution.
on motion TO refer the matter 10 the
committee on jurisprudence and law re-
form a vote. was taken on tng iirsi preposs,,
was adopted By vote o. 81 70 10,
A motion was made to refer the sec
onl proposition 70 me same Conn e2mmi wss
called upon to stat briefly Ills reason
for Introducing the resolution.
He said In substance that the resolution
was introduced IN the interest OF justice
70 all partiea interested In this pfoposi-
G. s. Todd had something to say on
the subject. He he'd that woman had
certain rights to protect her from the
undue influence OF an unworthy husband.
He Opposed the adoption OF the second
proposition. l
JudEe Kittreil said he was in favor Of
both propositions, He said he had no
respect for Tradition except the b2ntnern
,nent was farce and a fraud.
Judge McLeary said he WAS ia favor OF
both propositions, but he wanted 70 make
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-12-19
s,s. Clock Given Away.

j. A. Gregory Of the Wadswortb Bak-
cry offers a handsome prize to hi. cus-
TONERS. Every purchaser of fifty cents
worth Of candies or nuts bought at his
store is given a chance on u beautiful
French, clock by guessing the number OF
seeds in q pumpkin at the store. The
pumpkin will he cut and the person who
makes tile closest euess to the number
of seeds it contains will carry away the
prize, VIII ct will be awarded December
31st.
For pure fresh candies rail on j. A,
Gregory andget = chance ~ the clock
will make a present nice enough for a
QueeI.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-12-19
THEIR THOUGHTS.

1.-THE engineers are in the very posi-
ton now that we were in when the strike
was on" said II Q Of the Oakland movers
in thst trouble to q Call reporter last
Saturday. They would be willing to
strike in q minute If they thought that
their jobs would be sale, but there is the
difficulty. Their attitude toward our
boys last Summer was such that they
cannot expect much sympathy from US
II they do get into trouble; and unless
they a get our boys t" unite with them
they might as well throw up their hands
at the start as to attempt anything like
q strike"
Another interested party OF Oakland
IN speaking about the matter said: II
heard that the engineers had addressed
q letter to the American Railway Union
OF Oakland asking if the boys would
stand in with the engineers il they went
out. don't know whether there is any
truth in the report or not. But this
much | do know, and that is that they
are sounding the boys to see what the
feeling is. They now say that ii they
strike and the boys will stand by them
they will stay out until sill the old men
are reinstated. / believe the latter part
OF this proposition very sensible, for il
some kind Of agreement is not soon
reached the railroad will soon have it all
its v way and the country will be
ruined"
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-12-19

We are glad to record that Christmas
is not ia pass without a Christmas tree.
Christmas without this t~ime-honared
institution would lose more than hall its
charms. II is the one holiday of the
year towards which the minds OF the
little ones turn With anticipation and
deiigh,. Their %j"vons expectations color
their thoughts, inspire their converse
ton, aud give wings to their fancy for
weeks before the happy moment arrives.
Long live Christ mas, with all its at
tendant joys, bright harbinger of the
longed fer millennium, when annimos-
tiles and envy shall perish and Joy reign
supreme.
Major John Dennis would have said in
part to the the California Press Associ-
alton: We wish you a safe return over
tie octupus to your several tread mills
on the sunset side of yonder mountains.
Give our kindest regards to the Nevada
Senators and Congressman when you see
them, which you are sure to before we
do. Tell them they are often in oui
thoughts and that we shall always be
glad TO hear from them whenever they
have time to write. Don't forget that
Nevada, although not a very popular or
particularly prosperous province, just at
present, has the pluck of a bull terrier
and the resources of an Empire. 1t is a
statistical fact that she possesses more
acres OF land to the square man. than
any other State in the Union. | nm sor.
ny that your time and the season will
not permit you to inspect our fruitful
potato vineyards, our alfalfa groves, our
turnip orchards and our stately pine nut
forests. but come again next Summer,
when they are in bloom and we will
show you the garden spot not only oil
the world but of the Universe. In your
paper talk to your readers, we are conf
dent that you will do full justice to us
and our little commonwealth.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-12-19
Holiday Goods.

r. H. Cowies has on exhibition at his
store II very choice selection OF holiday
goods to which your attention is invited.
He mas a new stock OF wall paper OF lates,
designs ami a complete supply OF all sizes
of window glass.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-12-19

Upholstering and Furniture Repairing.
Ira M. Conkey has opened a furniture
repairing and upholstering shop in the
drug store building, east door. Mr..
Conkey is a first class workman and in
vites the public to call when anything is
wanted in his line.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-12-19

prices, and we will present you with an Gle.
CANT Life Size Portrait, delivered free.
You can make your purchase In quaAtities from
ten cents TO si5. at q time. Look at these
Prices and you will at once see that you can
not beat them Elsewhere.
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sssmAkln

| am To- aied in room 53 at the Nevada
Honse and am prepared TO do dress
making in all branches and modes. The
ladies' OF W%adsworth are invited to call.
MRs. McARA.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-12-19

WHEN yon want good" cigar go 10
the Postotice. Ask for Carmencita 20
fer" La Lerina "3 fer" or the best 80
fer" in town-Carl Dunder. Guaranteed
Eastern make.