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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-06-22
HUBER, THE ARELESS WONDER and A
ST .OAG VAUDEVILLE CO.

The cheapest and greatest attraction
that ever came to Wadsworth will be at
the Music Hall Saturday and Sunday,
June % and %. The company includes
Herr j. Huber, the armless wonder, this
gentleman was born without arms, and
can do anything with his feet an ordi-
nary person car do with their hands he
shaves himself, feeds himself, plays
cards, opens a bottle OF wine, uses joiners
tools, etc. Also Goliath, the Modern
Samson in feats of strength. The Eu-
ropean Celebrity, Maxey, the Needle
King, Harry Causland, England's Great
Musical Clown, Professor Il. Stuart
Clark, in his Great Spirit Cabinet act,
performing some extraordinary manifes-
tations. Satanella, the Fire Queen, this
lady eats living Goals of fire. Miss Vic
Helene, the English Concert Hall Queen
and the Royal Marionette.
PRICES; Reserved seats 90 cents, gen.
eral admission 25, children 10 cents.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-06-22


On account o. the burning OF a irelght
car loaded wlth mowers the order mas
gone iorth that Dfakelnen must flde on
top oil the cars instead Oh III the caboose
or on the engine.
In Winnemucca the entire Fourth OF
July celebration has been turned over
70 a.i9 i"'t'ss' nv toii siio Nil9ie "oiN9
Marshal AMI all her starr win be nreltg
girls. A lady will read the Declaration
deliver the Grafton etc. All the men
WIZ III Nh W. " $1,000, uo 10 o. oa sile iei saa, anu .ha
IN,
81. - y. neupps' rIesiaeht OF the
payrv,s stable for thu m,rn,ss Of toL;ng
a ride, when the horse suddenly turned
and slipped on the floor, falling in such
! lhai,ler as 70 cateh the aoctofs ieit
hrnisino i vary ha,iinand oa,s;no liz,
to take to his bed, which he viii be
obliged 10 keep Tor Il week or more.
C.E. Skinner, the Reno photographer
il pronounced one OF the best artists in
n's me on 'he coast. y iooK AT MS
antees every nictnra call :, sIMG NJ
Skinner when YOU 90 to Reno and he
will take the pleasure in showing his
"ork'
w. H. l'aho, Tue eaetie oeaier ana
pioneer Oh Arizona is at the Russ
iiouse' oan Francisco. ne tells the Elk
amlher tnat cattie AVE gone up IN
price, liner Is the orlghtest outlook
ior growers IN SIX years. SAID Mr..
Lana, as there Is a shortage OF mer-
chan'ao'e STEERS .hree years Ola ana up
WARD from Louisiana 10 washington.
Ahe a'''aiice mas peeh III iast eight
n'ohths. oeock caltle nave advanced IN
IN proportion. IN 1he last our months
months IN the he'gnoorhood oil oo,ooo
neao oi ca.'le nave been shipped from
Kansas and Montana. Arizona Is a big
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-06-22
EXPRESS AND DRAINAGE

Having purchased the team and Ex-
press business of John " arrin | AIN
prepared to do all kind Of Hanllng and
Freigliting on short noti.e. Sperial
care taken in handling furniture. trunks,
etc. | also sell aud deliver all kinds OF
Wood At the lowest price. Agent FIR
inr The Union Ice Co. OF Bora, aud will
deliver in any quantities 10 families and
business houses after June Goth.
a liberal share of pa rnnage solicited
Respectfully BOYD +. DILLEY.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-06-22

TN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
Vincent LaForge, deceased: To the credi-
tors of, aud all persons having claims against
the Estate of said Vincent LaForge, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, to present their claim
to the undersigned, ADMINISTRATIVE of said
estate. with the necessary vouchers, within
sixty DAYS from the first publication of this
notice, at the residence of said ADMINISTRATORS
In the town OF N~adsworth, Washoe County,
Nevada. IRENE LAEOEGE,
Administrative
Dated June IL, 1898.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-06-22
EQr Sale

The re sidence OF Mrs. VIM. Lamb on
Main street is for sale. Inquire on the
premises. Good house, good location
and II bargain.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-06-22
70 the Public.

My business transactions with the
Reception" saloon have been entirely
satisfactory to me and | pronounce all re-
ports the contrary as false. Anyone
knowing the nseiyes inter ,sted p else
call on me. H. ". Esden.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-06-22
70 The Public.

The undersigned having consummated
the running OF the Reception saloon to
their entire satisfaction and do condemn
any reports to the contrary as false, any
one knowing themselves interested can
apply to either or all of the undersigned.
j. +. CROSBY,
w. H.. A. PIKE,
Brooks McCLANE.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-11-15

These two offices were the only ones a
slight change would affect, the others
carrying by larger pluralities.
The great discrepancy between the
votes for candidates on all tickets in
dicates that party lines renot drawn
to any extent by the voters, which will
exclude this election from acting as a
criterion for the next when party lines
must be drawn.
Although the republicans have the
big end Of the late election in the num-
berof officers elected, the true populist
vote of Sherman county is something
like 100 plurality over the republican
and democratic vote, and there is no
question but what the entire popuiist
strength will rally to the support of
their ticket next fall.
The pOpulists of Sherman county
joined the party at its inception from a
belief in the principles and doctrines ad-
yocated by it, and assertions that these
men, who for personal reasons this
year cast a vote for a republican can
didate, have deserted their party will
be proven to have had no foundation.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-11-15
RAILWAY NOTES.

Frank Hippard was at Denver Wed
nesday,
Brakeman ". c. Tyler has moved to
the Springs.
Hank Brosso returned from a visit to
Denver Friday.
Brakeman George Bagley is nursing
a mashed hand.
George Sheppard is a new brakeman
out of this place.
Bert Mathews is in charge of the
rotary at Roswell.
O.. P. ListOn was up to Denver to see
Schietter Tuesday.
Engineer George is now in charge Of
the work train engine.
Engineer William Adams has gone
to California oH visit.
Conductor Hazelbaker has charge Of
the wedge pillow at LimOn.
Conductor Reed viii have charge OF
the rotary snow pillow here.
". Il. Stiliwell, general superintend-
SAss was Al VIC CtAt aAOuNegs
William Butler Of Horton is nov
firing on the Rock Island out Of this
place.
Brakeman John Taylor's precinct IN
Denver went solid republican,, much to
his disgust.
4 wrong turned switch resulted IA
smashing Conductor Highs way car at
Roswell Monday
Engineer Charles Nee sud Fireman
George Warren are here from Horton
to help is the rash.
Master Mechanic A. Mccormick and
family were up to Denver last week 90
see Sohiatteg, the healer.
Nine passengers from Phiilips5ufg
were On No. 5 Monday night bound Ter
Denver to sse the healer.
Bir and Mrs. Williams Of Chlssgo.
steg5atber and mother q szF. Lee
A1aass aEe gazlae finE a visit
gessog tssa 9Eris1 vas % sae
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-11-15
LOCAL AND GENERAL

Court cOnvenes next week.
DR.. Thomas extracts teeth without
pain.
If you need anything in hardware go
to Books.
Thomas P. Leonard, abstraCteF and
insurance.
Webb McNall is camping on the trail
of Lawyer Ellis.
Gov. Morrill, has issued his ediCt
against the turkey.
For handmade harness go to J. w.
Book. All work guaranteed.
Cows are now MIXED by machinery,
but the water is added by hand, as
usual.
A REIMBURSEMENT within two miles
of Goodland for sale cheap by b. F.
Brown.
The irrigator has one consolation at
least; there is no danger Of him going
hungry.
A bridge has been put in on Tho
Beaver just east Of the old Voltaire
toWnsite.
See B. F. Brown for insurance, ab-
stracts, houses to rent, Russell bank
building.
The money subscribed for the Ken
more cOursing meeting has been re-
funded.
A foot or two Of the beautiful"
would be favOrably received most any
time now.
See those samples Of tailor made
suits at Dawson Bros. & Co. Fits
guaranteed.
Il is claimed by farmers around S.
betha that lice are sure preventative
for hog cholera.
A team hitched to the Utterback
milk wagon made things lively Monday
by running away.
| The golden hair Of Johnny Jordan
isn't hanging down his back any more.
He has had it cuFled.
Considerable fall grain would be put
IN IN Sherman county should the win
ter prospects warrant it.
A good-sized saddle horse was sold
On the streets Saturday for the prinCely
sum Of one silver dollar.
The weather is getting about Figh
/ for tie appearance Of those two noted
fayOrites --Fom and Jerry"
An exploding keg Of apple cider
made things lively around Mr. Stones
confectionery parlor Friday.
Second hand canes are cheap in
| GoodiaHd since the lame and the halt
have been treated by the healer.
Henry Gade and Miss Charlotte
Smith Of Kit Carson county, Colo,
we're married Sunday by Rev. Willis.
Nearly everyone in Go0dland has q
blessed handkerchief, the belief in
their efficacy being pgstty near Unani-
nous.
The full extent Of the landslide can
not be accurately determined until tina
t returns are received from Jacks0a's
/ Hole.
A stere0pticon entertainment was
given ct the opera hoasa last night
under the auspices Of the Masonic
lodge Of this city.
The cards are ont announcing the
wedding Of Dir. Presley I. La1ea sssF a
this couaty 10 Miss Fanny E5Ezps Of
Blue Mound, Kan.
Pine cabinet photos san bs had for
the nex@ 90 sfsya Tor g. QsF dozen. Cone
4 in s0ou and get 2ezen. kzst side
Boulevard. 0soelsDGs s. G. ypo51s
Bob Euesrsoli4s Birn9E1 has sszs
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-11-15


applied a blessed handkerchief and is
now as well as he ever was
Ex-Ehgineer Charles Fuller was suf-
fering from 3 supposed ineurable at
tach Of dsmentia. He vas taken to the
healer for treatment and has improved
so wonderfully that it asserted he viii
be completely restored long before the
i've months, given him By the healer,
expires.
Attorney Hoyt Andrews, has been
crippled since a boy. lie visited the
healer this week, and although nc ma.
terial benefit is Jet noticed, he has
the utmost faith. and host Of friends
join with him in the belief that the
heaters touch will eventually restore
to him the full use Of his disabled limbs.
Postmaster William Walker has had
the misfortune to nearly lose the sight
of his left eve. Since he bas been
treating it with a blessed handkerchief
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-11-15

gone republican and it behOoyes Bob
TO fulfill bis pledge aud change bis
faith.
Nov that the election is over the ir-
rigator should find time 10 get his
ground in shape for the coming season.
That is the secret OF successful iFriga-
ton.
A meteor was seen TO fall Saturday
night that must certainly have bur
rowed itself in Sherman county soil.
Il was Of blush tiBge and very bril-
liant.
The GOodland Military band will
give a grand bail at the opera house
New Years eve. Everybody should
help the band along By purchasing q
ticket.
Horses are nearly yalueless all over
the country, bat Cloud county seems
TO be the champion slOW place" A big
fat team sold ag ConcOrdia the other
day for 81
For refusing TO drink beer a Wichita
judge sentenced a man to jail. II
them's the sentiments Of the courts in
general. Wichita's pOpulstion should
suddenly increase.
Nothing has been heard Of shat
creamery" man for sons tins, and il
he doesn't .spiel" soon the committee
should look elsewhere. 4 creamery
G0odiand must and viii have.
Snow was flying pretty thick Friday
morning. snd q blizzard Was expected
BY many, but IS the dag advanced aCld
Sol fiissipated the gathering clouds
and pleasant day was experienced.
William Sylvester and j. 3. Bartlett
both former residents q Sharman
county, but now Of Gaedea City, Rert
10 the city this wesk with i0ais @;
sseekpottoes Wtiea they had for ssis.
xha nazhes Of GoodizRd pe2Fla ghl
h8Fs tsen ssleeefGsiy treated oz
zkar. the ekeeissss are Increasing
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-11-15

be attested by the thousands Of his
cures.
It is reported on the best Of autkori-
ty shat a popular young society man is
to be welded in the near future TO as
popular young lady. Even now the
music OF the marriage bells is IN the
air.
It is reported by those who have
lately visited the Denver healer, thst &
bright star can be seen directly over
his head. This IS taken as an approval
Of the "healeF's" work by the heavenly
Father.
"NeF Woman" stock is below par ia
Kansas City. While one Of them was
riding on her wheei the other day her
saspeRders broke and her boomers
We draw the eHFtain. Kansas City
World.
In England and Scotland miikmaids
believe that If they forget 20 wash
their hands after milking their COWS
gili 60 dry. This superstition Is dill
gently f0ssered by the owners Of the
COWS.
Il isn't safe for anyone 70 put in a
starting bids OF horsefssb these days
for more than Afour bits This wss
done few days ago and resulted IN
the eguine being knocked down 70 ths
joker, much 20 MS disgust
The enterprising newspaper CORE,
spondents have b5en overlooking 8
T few bats. Their annual ste1ies about
people in northwest Kan sas freeziag to
death and being deTOuHed b. Wild dogs
hayeH't appeared get s9d tne weather
has been real eool, too
The colnrsd clerk Vhs ssteis Is
the IoDeka postoifise sas ss0ss-g
sent Ep; the manager & ske
order department, Ear
ever coo, viii H1s egs2 T. ses7
Or. j s .Tss5r-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-11-15
4 DIPTHERIA SCARE.

The Case Turned Out to BE Nothing But
TOnsilitis.
Fred prewitt was taken sick Sunday
with an infection that was supposed to
be the dreaded dipthera. The family
and residence were Immediately quar-
antined, and a regular scare set in.
Later developments, however, proved
the case to be tOnsilitis. The prompt
action of the city officials in quarantin-
ing the case should nevertheless be
commended, as in a case of this kind
no chances should be taken.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-11-15
Died on the Train

L. NJ. Schwinn, consumptive who
had been seeking health among the
mountains Of Colorado, died on the
eastbound Rock Island Thursday night
near Madison, Colo.
The remains were brought to Good
land, and after being embalmed by Tn
dertakeF Bower. we're shipped east to
Anderson, Ind, for burial.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-11-15
THE RAINY SEASON.
The First Winter Rain Falls Tuesday
Euanfnns

The First Winter Rain Falls Tuesday
Evening.
The rainy season has set in, the first
of the rains falling Tuesday night,
which was followed by a light snow
Wednesday morning.
As a general things rains at this time
in the fall are seldom experienced in
this latitude, and the fact that the con-
ditiOns favor PRECIPITATION is one of the
best indicators that the winter will be
accompanied by an unprecedented
amount of moisture.
This means a good crop year in 1896,
and that farming in Sherman county
is tending toward better things.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-11-15
THE RESULTS lHgHHH6E8.
The G0nmissioleTs Canvass the Vote and
Discover Ne Important Errors
JONES' Republican, ssaierity Cut Down
TO Two-The First Reparts Prove
Have Bern correct In Re-
gard 10 the Elected.

The official canvass Of the votes cast
at the late election made no material
change in the result as shown By the
unofficial returns, although it altered
the pluralties somewhat.
The plurality for Jones, republican,
for county treasurer, was reduced to
two by the official count, and the plur-
atty of Shook, populist, for surveyor,
increased to four by the official count.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-11-15

city Monday on his way from Norton
to Flagler, where he will work nights
S. B. Hisel, Tom Edwards and W. 3.
Dustin we're up to Denver last week to
see the healer. They returned Friday.
Mrs. Moore, wife Of the storekeeper,
left Monday night with her little son
for Denver to receive treatment from
Schlatter, the healer.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-11-15
Can play Hall Now

While an ardent enthusiast over the
great American game of base ball, Mr..
George wilkins, of this city, has been
ineapaoitated from playing by 3 weak
arm acquired in a hOtly contested game
played several years on an Ohio dia-
mond. Having secured a Healer"
handkerchief and applied it to the af-
fected member he was joyfully astonish-
ed by a complete cure, and asserts that
he is now able to play ball as well as
he ever could.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-11-15

his sight has much improved and is
growing stronger.
These are only few of the many
who have been successfully treated by
healer for the divers ills to which flesh
is heir, but one and all express the
greatest faith and confidence in the
power and ability of the healer to ban.
ISL their pains, cure their ills and
straighten their crooked and contorted
limbs.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-11-15
SALOONS FINED AGAIN.
The City Government Finds the Revenu

The City Government Finds the Revenue
a Necessity.
Saturday, the first time for several
months, the saloon men were notified
that a monthly assessment had again
been levied, and that the police judge
would cheerfully receive the fines and
costs assessed.
The reason for the resume was that
the city was each quarter going deeper
into the hole and the operation of the
waterworks depended upon something
being Immediately done to relieve the
exhausted condition Of the treasury.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-11-15
IEF FATB III The HEALER.
Esny People Of This City Greatly Benefited
By tie Worker Of Miracles.
The Evidence That Can BE Produced In
Tlifs City viii Bear Cut the As
ssrticn That sehlstter Has
Worked Wonders.

Ia the suburbs Of Denver there has
been for months scene daily enacted
the ike Of which has not been witness
ed since the days of the Man of Nazar-
erth and his faithful apostles.
There, day after day, Francis Schlat-
ter, better known as the healer, has
stood and grasped the hands of thons-
ands of people suffering from all man
ner Of ills and maiadies, and by this
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-11-15
WAIVED EXAMINATION.

The Kahn Case viii Go to the District
Court.
The preliminary hearing Of Arthur
Kahn, charged with killing Fred Albee
in September, 1894, was to have been
heard in Justice Calvert's court Friday
After being arraigned; the defendant
waived examination and was bound
over to the district court. Bail was
allowed and given in the sum Of $500.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-11-15
Colonel Braalev co..

Colonel George Bradley, enc the
early settlers Of Sherman county, has
taken his household gods and departed
for his old home in Illinois where he
usanags the fortune to which he lately
fell heir.
The colonel has host Of friends Who.
while Tegretting his removal unite in
wishing aim the best Of fortune in his
new home.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-11-15
Figuring On VViad Power.

4he council are stil figuring On
using wind po#er at the watsrworks in
place CT steam. The fnanses Of the
city are in slch shape that the eaal
Bills can be met only with lae gFeasssk
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-11-15

Hoyt Andrews made trip to Denver
Monday. He took along large line of
handkerchiefs to be blessed by the
healer.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-11-15

The following men we're empaneled
as the petit jury for the coming term
of the district court
George Hess, Geodlsnd
(. VI. Utterback, GCodland.
J, 5. Artman. SheEmaayille.
s. ". HOGney GOOdland.
A. B. Mead, LambOFn.
L. T.. johnson. Good;anG
Clarence Allen, LaBianch,
c. II. Lee, GOOdlan6.
George CTist, Brewster.
S. I. Baker, uoOdland.
Nils anderson, GFiswOld.
jasper Candy, GOOdlsnd
The herald., 1895-09-02
THREATENED TO KILL HER
A Child Wife Compelled to Ask Police
Protection
From Her Husband-He II e. L. Etoubleau
and Is Jealous Of His Wife After
Very Short Honeymoon

Mrs. E. L. Etouhleau applied at tn
police station last night for protection
from her husband. She is small and
pretty Spanish woman, but little more
than girl put according to the state
ments she made to the police. she has be.
gun to learn very early in life that mar
riage is a failure.
She was married to her husband last
Wednesday. and during the short time
they have been together he has intim-
idated her to such an extent that she is
afraid to live with him for fear that he
will carry his threats to kill her into exe-
cution.
The husband seems to be trou bled al
ready with the green-eyed monster. and
as happens IN instances. the wife il
made the object OF his displeasure. He
is butcher ana has a shop on kBuena
Vista street. When the pair EN- barked in
the matrimonial canoe to begin ths pad
die down the stream of life together,
they established them selves in a cozy
cottage on East First street. several blocks
from the Terminal depot. Here the child
wife en- jeav pred TO make things pleasant
for her husbs md when he returned from
work, but her best endeavors failed to
satisfy him and he began to find fault.
He did net seem to wish her to stir
from the house, and finally his jealousy
began to assert itself. She vas accused
most unkindly, and finally he took a revol-
yer and attempted to kill her. She took
the weapon and hid it, but even after this
she has been afraid Of him. She says this
he has acted very strangely. and she is
apprehensive that his mind is unbalan-
ced. This is the only cause which she can
assign for his most stiange and cruel be-
havior towards her.
Last night they went to the theater,
and during the entire performance he was
constantly quarreling and finding fault.
Finally when they came out OF the place
he told he' he would fix her as soon as
they reached home. What was meant by
this she did not know, but at all events
she supposed that he intended to harm
her. Finally he changed is mind and
| told her she could go home alone, as he
would not be seen with her any more.
Mrs. Etoubieau was afraid to trust her
| self there. however, and went to the police
station, where she tearfully told her sad
| storJ to Secretary Cottle. She asked that
an officer be sent with her to 81 South
| Spring street, where a friend lived with
whom she could pass the night. Mr..
| Rich was detailed, and took her to the
| desired place.
The herald., 1895-09-02
ALL RIGHT IN GERMANY, BUT DON'T
GO HERE

German craftsmanship is exercised over
. matter that is OF great moment far be-
yond the confines of the kaiser's domain
1t IS the question. ''Must the bargain
counter go?" The German government by
direct action OF the minister of the in
terior takes the affirmative of the proposi-
tion. and the subject has been gravely SUBJ
nitted to the reichstag. The bargain
counter is characterized as a fraudulent
enticement to women and menace to
honest dealing. Therefore it is proposed
that any misrepresentation of values by
advertisement or otherwise shall subject
The offender to punishment by fine or I'M
prisonment or both.
Such law may be tolerable in Ger
many, but it would be misfit in the
United States. Even here in Los An
geles the mere suggestion of it would re-
vive the old conundrum "Is life worth
Eving?" This conclusion has reference
Of course, only to the subject as seen from
. feminine viewpoint. Like NEARLY every
fad of the day il would have some ad-
vocates. but these would all be of the
masculine gender and would hardly be
worth considering.
No, the bargain counter is useful
o. well as an attractive institution and it
IS evidently here to stay. 1t enables mer-
chants to dispose of odds and ends OF
stock that they are glad to clear off for