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Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20
NuSIanoS NocI

er for en- flor Del i Setaoence. TaGet
paa be reoucerebe os forarmeoe aoelise
ital i9rlis / @Ol9as9 itrittet bore
i9roeles betboeli9t. Maen usiaa / be
fore Sper, iaaleoes ! petersburg,
MoItau oIu., finoes Der talrise 2atcier,
&ellrere ps anore UNDERGRADUATE Stunt.
tipn9rer / SoteQer, Reitauranter oip.,
Der life alene bar G~belsprGoifat, men
osiaa iprer 6pritetitel. 9e gnrtarer,
Der i 2anoets SOueobger banoler meo
aluoe o. l., bar for itorIte 3eIen 5prs
itebloo / fine Iurer, iaa at 3itelen
"Sntn5" (6yrite) meo Settc, ON END
meo ell npget lntterlig Sirfuing, fan
bruses til benz. S be iDoli8e Vs sIt'
lise @upernementer er bet life iieloent,
at "5priter" bar tu9ct 2jeneit lie iOm
@anrOsfarle, @i9tere, SUITE, Q. ligu.
s en- enfelt 2anosbD, 9~lt5anopfa, fias
OeS Der life miuore euo 127 "5priter",
Der or anerfjenot al be beraIoilte IutOs
riteter i Setersburs. st GOrbolo iOm
bette er ~insenluuOe eneitaaenoe, CO meb
8eiplfninsens SiluGrt fprmeres uaturs
ligois osiaa oisie "5prIte9tter" os
gamle "GoelSIester." gntelte 8laoe
a~nbeialer / ben Gnlebnins en- np srun'
big &eptIipn az Itslsltiterne.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20
ao;stpu. 1ofGo., Iinn.

Set er mGrtuGrptai, at Der lite er no8en
gpbeo fra ocune nprite Sp oS Sn'e9h. &c
tret.eu Sppns er uOeluttenoe beboef al
Ctauoinaper, melt 9iorife. Sef CT onltreAt'
,oul ON man Ituloe tomrte til Moor Nor8e;
gtorIt bgrer man ale Steosr, hoor man oan'
Ter. 9enne gp bar en- lps 6rerntio. Ser
buaaes % bamres ooer belc Spen III poer
SiO. Gtore Improvements er 9lorte 'r1or
m ioor. llomprfet 2auo er Der rllitot
;Tp,stpn. meo npoeiigt Sano os Sfoo. Ile
TurrstniussicIt / beune Sp sipr bet 9oot.
Scr er to uurIte WeniSbeoer; ben enc be-
tienes Of Saitpr Teisoal al &on'erencen,
ben anoen of Batter SaaIer Of Snnooen.
Si bar ct Stclebus, iom ic3cs al 200 SsrH.
Spao Spen ~tiltrauscr bDtitg, er ct oroent'
liz Gpotbet, ct 5ceo Store o9 ct Nepbel
Stpre. 81 bespuoer psiaa at iaa no9le
;fabriter Der. Ii bar ct Giaroeri, iom mn
er / Gang. On al De Icosuoe Sor9ere 9ap
4 9pts til S%oreta8euoet, o9 8pen CAB $3.50.
Ct Wteicri % Ell Stiuelietabrit piloe 9ipre
bet ouot her. Seq tror life Der iIuoes noset
Of bette Sla9s paa 70 ytl I Snireos al
bette Steo.
Si bar csiua cit llSitiain8s8ruro, boor
Der er en- = Mil 8GoOelpbsbane.
sc, lpm bar trGIfet, bar iaaet fra 25 til
80 Sulbels Suebe pr. glcre.
Gcnne 8p er gnoen al 5oiston Brand
Of Great Northern TaiIuaD Spitem, %,
naar oenre Saue blir fprlGn3ct til Duluth,
Mtiuu., iaa oil 5oiston blioe EN- al Noro'
peItcuS ioruemite Spcr, rg ba tan pi Sar'
mere iaa, Bpao upre Grpoutter or uGro.
Ipr Ell 5io iioeu tclot man pal at belle
bette Gountp % sIgre Joistcn til Gouutp'
iGeet, men bet 8it tile i8lcnncm oenne
Gang, men uGite Gang aaar bet, % oa I'll
SoiStpu bIiue GouutpiGoet for Nelion
Gouutp. 0ette County er 10 en- bel Stat.
Ser er 70 Soipus i Bolt Go, iaa bet fan
op0t beIeS. d,
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20

osrnrIt tos.r ban for fig bet frantic
SprogS 8erber, iom Der / benne 5ors
binosIie er Srus for, ircmiiser benz tp'
oelig % ubfcrer paa Stueipiaerpis ben
Snnolius, ipm be betesnsr. Soar
De iaaleoes er iilitrrt,etig inospst,
tommcr ban til Subitantiuer % ao.
iettiacr, bpis getponir9 ban l~igeleors
tIarsjsr ueo 9e8n % @ebcroer. Iun
oerne Waaoe fan ban / 2 Elmer inos'
be 25 S%rtninser paa omtrcut so Orb,
Goortil fpmmer 300 9alemnaoer
fra Smsanssipro8et, iOm ban bebau'
big maa i~oritaa at ino lette, icet ban
npiter ale Gilf9loe % Smaatir9, iom
ioretommer / 3imen.
Juruoen lepenoe Gpros bar Dpiins
oerue al ben npe @etbOoe osiaa upta'
get De eamle Gpros meo oeres 2itera.
tur poa 1T Trosruu, ia ~furip9suis
cnoOs SiitOric. @epsrnii ~stritbmetit
O9 @iuiit. vt bpoe eprOs fan lnres
ipm leoenoe, CT 10 iitct upt. Be samle
9attuifoler bar 9ipet en- giGnsoe Gr.
cmpler oerpad. Huber ct SIRIUS bolot
en- ing GREET YrOieSi Cr ct meSet inter-
e3iant 5ureoras ON, boorleoes man
Fan lore @ammel9rGii eiter oenue
Mctbobe. Soer6pueoet fan bet life
ialce oartIfelist at unoeroiie / aIe Sag
paa beune piiualiiercnoe eQer ~ioreoi'
ienoe Waabe, iaairemt 29reren bsIios
Der 9aoer BERTH. % uoen 21rsgas
per IptfeS in9en unOeruiSnins, boao
YtetbOoe man emo bru9er. 9Greren
ulaa bore be9eiitret for tit &alo. BABE
en- lepsnoe Jglelie ior fin Ylist % en-
uruttelis Gro paa fin Metbooes Gi9'
ti9beo. Ren bet er meo 29reren iom
meo Gtsteren: nascitur, o fit (ban
fDOes, ban fan life iubritercs) }. Sos
Uuro Swun % SictUr Setis bar siori
laaoan 5remsang, iOroi be er besaoeoe
9Rrere ps meo 2iu os SlGl bensioer
fig til fit &alb. 3e oatter itrafs gle.
uerues Glib peo fin ipmpatbetiIte
Ieriunlisbeo. Siuan er mere eno en-
en- 2arer, ban .sr en- be9aoet 9isternu.
tur. 8lanot bans 9iiciple bar nplia
ben tplte 2erer Snorr, @rafereu gou.
9atiOs ps en- mteset iuteresiaut una
NOromano. San buaber at siGre fin
StOle | Grunbel Street, GOnoon, til
Centrum for en- iocialreiormutoriIt Se'
uaselie, iom ale fore ps aobe Weub
/ etbuert 2ano impoeier meb 2ensiel.
"
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20

Sdn Ell, ipm ttte bor fine Sor9erpapirer,
rslie runot iom Nsent?
Soar: 90.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20
Gattcn TOM SITTER.

5orleoen gftermiOous lab ies os be-
trasteoe Satteu. Seq bar 10 mausen
Gang iet paa 9us saa umtrins lanss
SiranOeu paa Gaaipioierne; men go,
tebeuaselierne bar altib, naar Bns tom
i Yerprelie meb bet naaoe Clement,
baaret ct iaa itGrtt 9res Of 8emmelie
% Saituert, at ies aloris bar faaet
nusen itSrre TrO til bens Gone iom
SITTER. Wten benne Gang ~fOrraabte
belle bens 9lbI9rb be melt beitemte Sem
iister. Gen fum iaste Iiitenbe us iatte
lis liae peo Slubfanten meo inoenoe
Sale, &pssen bolt frummet, ben enc
8ote lpftet til Snsreb os ipiIenoe
gine. lloenfor tuube ies ie Smaas
iiifen tumle pmtrius OPT ganoitorpen,
os mere eno en- Gang Tom Der en- iaa
NOR, at Soten lpninart baiteoe | 8an'
bet. Gililut bleu NOT alerrue osiaa
iibbenbe fat; men enten bet bar be
mango forsiaues 5oriss eaer 5iIteus
Stsrrelie, Der braste ben no al 2ises
oastsn, ueb ies life; men Ius pIums
pebe / Sgsn. 9a ben Tom Op isjeu,
bapoe ben imiblertio 5iIfsn / Gabet,
% bet par Mao for Rpns, - for
iprelenSe Dor ben, lise til ben Siftenbs
Sale fpripanOt m.aem be itarpe 1an.
Der.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20
gSilion, ~gSiseonTn.

Soaa, Den lite Sept, ianlleoes 8irteIan9'
toreRe ira Menomonie, Hortb Wtenomunie,
Suoiou o. Glenpooo, Der / 8Ilion for OF
bcloe en- Set tYicuic).
CT 6OrretuiuSSmpoe afbolotes, boprpeo
StuOcut >. 6o8neiS fro GIeuippoo pal9tes
til 6ormauo, pg 8. u. Swcet fra gfenp'
monte til SetretGr.
SeIluttet, al Saustorene fra Ntenomonie,
q. WtenompHie, Suoipu % @lcniuooo or9a'
u~ilcrcr Ia til ct Sau9eriurbuuO, bpurtiI fan
bape aOgau9 ale Sanstor, iom anigser ON
Sptasclie oeri.
SsIuttct. at en- @omite al 8 pGlses til at
uoarbeioe en- aonIiiiutipn for 6orbunoet til
uGIte garsmpoe.
Som aomite paIates fpi9cuoe: 8. Sos
neis ira @lenwopb, 9. .. @iDran fra Ncrtb
Meuomonie, 3. q. 3weet fra Mienprpnie,
e. Nioe fro @lsnwpoo % @R. Sfo8mu fra
SuOiou.
s.. 5osnris, 6. 5onaas os @rs. 6. 6.
Iance palstes iom Iuiit' &omite; oenne
Ital pgina beItemme 2ioen % Steoet for
uGite Mpoc.
Smocut 81. 8. Eaiisbol pal9teS til @uiit'
oireItpr for Snn9eriotbunoet
TgIgenOe Selutnin9 oeotuses:
"Saugcre % SouocuS Senner, i%urtlct til
Mpec / 8lliou, isis, Den lite Sept. 1895,
ppfororer DC nprlf'Iutberifs airtefpr | be
:i.itpocuOe Counter til at lutte fig til ben
M nj olcrtiois ounuebe Organization"
8cilutlet, at bette Seierat bliper ,noienot
til Sptagelie "9utbernueren", ~9eeorab'
Boitsn" pg "Stanbiunueu".
Iaa 6prilag biep WCoet bGpet.
8. ". inject, Sefretnr.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20

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kn or
ereoe
nen",
Ftelis
Fn %
be TO
] pnts
&res
bnifa.
krnen,
fuller
'etens
be on,
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orira
still;
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Splz
| uioe,
J isst
&ass
life.
| Oiit.
neo
Iitifen
ftpoer
2sbet
fs for
nDlis
BAN,
Sulos
ansss
Iii NJ
I peo
n bar
|icaeo.
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|s bar
INNER
fftelis
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SDse
bpelis
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farlis
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ben
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| sisr
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bilien:
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+ 5reb
Ps Ret
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poffer
Fiption
"a ben
falbet
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tilbase
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Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20

SpmuNineu "Susoeuneu,' Iom 9e ienote
mig. nrbeioer epot o. er / aue Raaoer til.
ire0stiuenbe. Seq Tan trp9t aubeiaIe ben
til Gubper. Srasteu par 10 Gents. Carl
Glen, Can Claire. g8ia.
Spmafinen sSnspeunen' er meset aoo.
lit. Zen er en- me9et pen % COB gRaltIne,
% ben er f%ulotommeu iaa soo iom en- til so
Dollars, 5rast 90 Gents. 0ulbrano
Sobufou, Scmono, YiinrL
Zen al mig moetaane SpmaIn Zine Hr. 5
sSrSpennen" I'll $2325 sr prspet al mig %
en al 8Dens bsoiie Spsr1ier, os ben Tan
baaoe / 2etbeo o. lloieenbe maale fig meo
tsilfeniombellt $50 WlaIfine. let er en-
6ornpielie at frembrre bette for SFentliar
heoer. 6ragt 65 9enta. Wrs. s. es9e,
&oiJburn, isis
Si or euBrer Senieenoe reget oeltilfreos
meo @Susoenrer,- % ri CT meaet tatnemli9
Tor Den psuc, 9ooe o. biulee GpmaItrue.
Slere her bar SpmaItiner, Der bar fpItet SOS,
men Der or inseu, Der Tan iise, at oeres er
bsore, penere. saar lettsre eler sisr beore
Nrbeioe eno AS%uspennen." $1.45 | Nroat
MuserS Sseobieu, Staiiuro Springs,
QeRu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20

Seq mootps Spmairtneu -Susceuneu' for
ct Bar Maaueoer iioeu I goo Stauo. Zen
sr It9ri, iolio % paiter, os ben urbeioer rent
uomqriet, iaa ben sr meset oper 5sruent'
aing. On 2aboione, iom iaa ben iorleoen,
iaaSe, at ben par liaeiaa COB Nialttne. iou,
ben bun hapoe III $50. Srastsu toiteos 80
Gents. d. &. SIion, Sioug Sails. 9. 3.
Teres SpnaEiue 'Suspeuueu' No. 5 bar
bi mobtaset. Zen arbsieer sost os er | aae
9ele iaa COB, Tom 81 penteoe. $l.so Srast.
HtIS e. Braattu, 9eehS ". 2as
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20
GOrreiponDaltce.

srrrs'trrporcrr rosr Edrr ga Hnree'e macs we
nfrttt Foirn iii. Re tlir tff' craaFa alehne"lrre ~
fCteIticner. Gaeret ii! life bitpe ofsnilisaort mtU'
nirtie ttsionrmeHoe SprTsiporeeut snltet osl, "'"
g,eottipusn moa bape glapnet % sioresien.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-20
0abcn SnrreippnDancc.

3 bSiIfet GpuHtp / gSiscouiin li8aer
Gaupur, 70 boiltcn Sp or GpnutpiGoet?
Olga, y. 3.
Spar: Gapour lig9cr / 5orcit Gountp,
% 9rauopn er Gountpi9oet.
8du en-, iom life bur fine Scrserpapirer,
relie runot iom Nsent?
Soar: So.
gr en- 2~1'aarto arbeiosppsti8 NarS, iom
life bar fine 8er9erpnpirer, npot til at 9lpre
Gsiarbeioe, betale poll tax, / Soma?
VI. u.
Soar: ga.
gil bpem iial iea benoeroe mig for at fac
mOeriDgt np9lc Yerler, iom ie9 bar innoet
/ WuIlnaeltal? u. 8.
Spar: Gu Supeler bill ia~noIpuli9uis
sioc 2em al iornpoeu Splpsnins ON benne
Sag.
Sea lrite for Ell Sio lioen on, StatsInno
iSadion Co., 8S. Gil hpem iiaI ies ben.
penoe mig for at faa S~pIpsninser ON bette
9auo? &. 8.
Guar: Strio til 2anb Commissioner,
Naoi'on, isis.
l.. Soor Hal man beuoenoe ii9 for at iau
Sicenie ipm Stcam engineer?
Q. Caar bet life on at beipare Gpgr9s.
maul pan en- BERTH trpft blank % ienoe meo
Toiteu?
3. Soao or Garia9en til be foriticuise
Suofnrper blanot Wennefene?
Soar: /. Gil Statens Steam Boiler In
spector. - 2. Oct tror Ri itte. - s. Deb
lite.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-12-18

The fire alarm Sunday night routed
many people from Il warm tireside. The
cause OF the disturbance was at +. f..
Donelin's residence in the shape OF u
detective liue. The night was bitter
cold and the boys were thankful that no
water was needed to put ont the fire.
The hose, however, was stretched in "a
ji}fy and the house could have been
tiooded in a few minutes.
w. D. McNeilly of Reno spent Mon
day in town making arrangements for IA
lecture to be given in the near future
by Lieutenant W. r. Hamilton, u. s..
Army, on The Military and Naval
Schools of the United States" The
lecture will be Illustrated by magic Ian
tern views OF West Point, Annapolis,
Artillery School OF Fort Monroe, In
fantry School of Fort Leavenworth, Tor
pedo School OF Willett's Point, Cavalry
School of Fort Riley and Naval War
College at Newport, making a mosi
complete and attractive description oil
these places of great National interest.
Lieutenant Hamilton assisted General
Carnahan in the compilation of the
tactics of the Uniform Rank, Knights
Of Pythias. He is military instructor
at the Nevada State University and
we hope that every patriotic citizen
and every pupil in the public schools
will attend the lecture ii Lieutenant
Hamilton comes here.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-12-18
Christmas Card.

CANDIEs-Choclate creams, pine apple
creams, vanilla creams, strawberry
creams. angel food, choice mixed
creams, and the Great Fig Perfection
in pound boxes, 25 cents.
N~UTs-Fresh almonds, Brazil, walnuts,
pecans. Our roasted peanuts and
chestnuts cannot be beat. Pop corn
in abundance.
VEGETABLEs-Celery, caulifower, sweet
potatoes, egg plant, cabbage, apples,
fine Winter Nellie pears, and choice
grapes. Large fresh pine apples.
Try one of our corn-fed Turkeys.
ToBAcco & CIGARs-Try our B cent cigar
which is equal to any 10 cent in town.
All of the choicest. Picked out by A.
Woodruff for the COLOMA STORE.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-12-18
EcheVerria Examination.

III oCOlSC AOWllStllu WAS Ont OF
the crackers and gave testimony about
the same as that of Bob Dave.
Ed Laird was the next witness.
Had a conversation with Frank Jones
about the 18th OF November. He
claimed a buckskin horse which l had
in my possession. | told him if he
proved property he could take the horse.
On redirect examination Laird said
that he did not own a rifle.
Laird is the man to whom the defense
evidently desires to divert suspicion.
There seems nc good ground upon
which to onnect Laird with the MUIR
ders. He says he was at a ranch in
California when they were committed,
and gave the names of persons whom
he saw there. 1t can easily be proved
whether or not he was where he says he
was on the 2lst OF November.
Several of Johnnie Wadsworth's state
ments contradicted his story told at the
coroner's inquest.
On redirect examination the district
attorney tried to show that Wads-
worth had been given money by the de-
tense to change his evidence. He was
not successful.
Indian Johnny Buster a cousin of the
murdered Indian Frank Jones, was next
put on the stand. For awhile it was
thought that Buster was implicated in
the murders as he was in that vicinity
about that time and he and Jones were
not friendly.
Buster said he left Nugent's place
Thursday, the 2lst of November, about
3 O'Clock in the afternoon and got to the
reservation about dark.
Applegate swore that Echrverria
never told him that Messer and Jones.
had been shot, sticks put in the wounds
and that Jim Ewing did it. Steele in
his testimony said hat Echeverria
made such statements in the presence of
he and Applegate.
The last witness called was Naches,
the ex-chief of the Piutes, who was
with the party of Indian trailers.
Naches stated that he never had a con-
%versation with Echeverria in which he
told the defendent that Messer and
Jones had been shot.
Naches' evidence is of value, because
when Echeverria was asked shortly after
being arrested where he found out that
the men were murdered, he said the
Indians told him and mentioned Naches
as being among them.
The whole case seems to hinge upon
the question of distance between Santa
Media and Limbo, to which no two Wit
nesses testified alike, it being only guess
work. The only way to settle this point
would be to make a survey.
The examination was concluded Sat-
urday night, the prosecution having in
troduced the evidence OF ten witnesses
and the defense one. Echeverria the
defendent was no put on the stand.
ID. ). Truman, the defendants attorney,
made a long argument for the discharge
OF his client on the grounds of the evil
dence being insufficient to hold him.
The district attorney did not argu the
case for the state. Judge Rougon took
the case under consideration and did
not set any particular time for his de-
cision as he wishes to thoroughly
review the testimony submitted Sill
yer State.
Justice Rougon yesterday rendered
his decision and held Echeverria to
answer before the Grand Jury.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-12-18
EXPRESS AND DRAYAGE

Having purchased the team and Ex-
press business of John Warrin, | am
prepared to do all kind Of Hauling and
Freighting on short notice. Special
care taken in handling furniture, trunks,
etc. / also sell and deliver all kinds OF
Wood at the lowest price. Agent for
for the Union Ice Co. of Boca, and will
deliver in any quantities to families and
business houses after June Goth.
A liberal snare of patronage solicited
Respectfully BOYD f. DILLEY.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-12-18
CHRISTMAS TREE.

The public school teachers hal SO de-
cided and have an entertainment il
progress.
There was a meeting at FraternaI
Hall last Saturday evening and Mrs. l.,
iIettenhausen and Mts. George Abbay
were appointed a collection committee.
They have been at work and re.
sponses are made freely.
There will be two gorgeous trees.
The trees will be placed in Music
Hall.
The entertainment will take place
there and there the presents will be
distributed.
The admission will be free and every
body is invited to take part in the fes-
t~ivities.
You don't have to subscribe to this
fund but you will feel mean if you
don't.
1t was very kind and considerate OF
the teachers to take this work upon
their shoulders.
The Ladies' Aid Society subscribed
two dollars and IA half in money and in
services anything in the world they
could do.
The merchants are always called up
on you know to bear the major por-
ton of the expense. They always do it.
We don't see why people should send to
San Francisco or Sacramento for things
they can buy here just as cheap for
cash. Do you?
The children are anticipating a nice
time. They will have it Christmas eve.
The literary program will be short be-
cause even a short program is long
when children long to see what is on
the tree for them.
Now every child cannot take part in
the literary program when it is SO short.
We hope there will be no growing on
that score. Growls make wrinkles.
Ii everybody tries to make some other
person happy that day there will be
many times two persons Joyous.
The stores are showing holiday goods
and many of them are very pretty.
The committee has sem word to San
ia Claus and expect to hear from him
soon.
There will be candy and nuts and
oranges there for every child in town.
There will be a glad feeling there for
each person who reaches out a hand for
it. 1t is worth reaching for.
The story of Christmas is 1895 years
old and is still forever young.
What a crowd OF people there will be
in Music Hall hat night.
Il. We guess they will have to hang the
children up on nails by their coat col
lars that night.
OF course there are no bad children at
this time of the year in Wadsworth.
Santa watches too closely for that.
1t is surprising how many good friends
good children have.
So times are never too hard for a
public Christmas tree.
And everybody will be happy accord
ingly.
Everybody is going to see the tree.
1t will be a glorious night.
We think so.
The children know SO.
"While shepherds watched their flocks
by night,
All seated on the ground,
The angel of the Lord came down
And glory shone around!
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-12-18
WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBER 10, 1895.
BREVIT1ES.

Glad to see a little snow this week.
Garlin has one case OF scarlet fever.
The Carlin library is to have a piano.
A week from today brings Christmas.
C. C. Wallace was in town Saturday.
Got your costume for the masque-
rade?
The weather is favoring Truckee's ice
palace.
The boys have their eyes open for new
skates.
E. Nj. Marks has returned from Plac-
-%erville.
DR.. r. II. Richardson was in town
Monday.
Judd Allen came in from Churchill
Monday.
The Silver Party motto: See, See,
Wallace.
Mrs. P. Laveago and son are visiting
FWinnemucca.
Superintendent Agler was among Sat-
urday's visitors.
Next Saturday will be the shortest
day OF the year.
DIR. Mcdonald is out again after quite
Il siege OF sickness.
Saturday night was a good n to fly
iron shutters for kites.
There was a turkey shoot Sunday
back of the round house.
The Plaindealer is being published at
Reno by DR.. II. II. Hogan.
DIR. E. A. Jackman has been giving
out some pretty calendars.
Santa Clause is a great man because
he gets the most advertising.
DR.. Harmony is convalescent after a
sickness Of two weeks duration.
beautiful OITlSblIdh HuIiDcls VI mag
azines and pictorials at this office,
The holiday issues OF papers and mag
azines now at the DISPATCH o lice.
Regular shipments of Nevada mineral
soap are being made to New York.
Don't forget to do your assessment
l A e.. ~, 1,l - Ala ,,ontb
G. D. Horman's brother paid him an
ulexpected but very welcome visit this
week.
W. r. Chamberlin of Reno is very
low. He has been unconscious for near
ly a week.
1t is pretty near Leap year and the
bashful men are c~ultivating a more re-
firing disposition.
For RENT-A good furnished house On
Reservation street. Enquire at the
Wads. Coml. Co.
The Prohibitionists select their nomi-
nees for the National ticket at Pitts
burg on May 9th next.
Young Jones is looking into the sky
expecting to see a velocipede come down
for him on Christmas.
Passenger train No. 3 arrived six
hours late yesterday. The trouble was
ON the Sacramento Division.
The Knights of Pythias at Verdi gave
q ball last Friday evening in royal style
and captured the hearts OF their guests.
r. H. Cowles has a number of very
fine dolls OF all kinds, sizes and styles
and the girls have their eyes on the
dolls.
Land in Nevada will never be cheaper
than a. present, and investments made
now are safe and cannot fail to be prof
table.
The national committee will meet at
St. Louis January 9TH to fix the time
and place for holding the National Con-
vention of the Populist.
The Attorney General OF Minnesota
has decided that the Lords Prayer
must not be used to open sessions OF the
public schools, If any one objects.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-12-18
Marked Down.

Prices for suits and parts of suits at
Fowler's. See his samples.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-12-18
HOLIDAY BTLlGlCIES.

New Jersey cranberries.
Fillman's marmalade.
Fresh nuts Of all kinds.
Sweet crab apple cider.
Genuine plum pudding.
Florida oranges.
Perrian dates, Adriatic figs.
Fresh Chesapeake oysters.
Carson Sink turkeys.
Bunch grass beef.
At Wads. Coml. Co. Try them.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-12-18
Dry Sound Wood

Full length for sale by K. T.. Stoker at
$2.75 per load-about one cord. Leave
orders at Lees store.