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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

can Ncpuhllc, Those who rpcnll this mn, Al.
poaou to smile at tho raklnE that tho famous
ehufeh organization In getting
Amelle Rlyos-c h0Hcr. who will eiways no
hhoNn az the author VI tho quick or tho
,'N1 no matter what else nhc mag ,qrito
uo'' not resemble the siip OF a Virpini, ri,i
VINO made her brilliant literary debut aver a
u',Adc ago, Her home In Gotham ia M
pu'''' ooAy hotel facing linton Square. ana nor
luou'S overlook the quaint Initiation OF a gwha
M, winch decorated the edge Of tho Square.
re aulhorcaA can DO seen any bright DIV
teN'uk morning constitutional throupb ths
nqu"ir' ana far beyond into thu may mys.
''lea OF tho shopping rrHiOua WHARF trs
sooaH are matched and WHORE Itntnttr, A.
'''hVVoh. TIER appearance Ia matrouty hut
hut OF tho oNtremo dowagcr tyne who bns
'auhehou family OF gltla into mntrlmony
- ~ t''Wh pp'H' over H. Her outlines arc moi
u''a" ana generous. but she poaseos..
yhmelrleal plumpueEa quito in contrast y,,h
hp' Wlllpwy form OF glrlhnnd dAvu Th,r ~
ho'hlnE haHhY or dazzling In hsr dfess ana ,'a
uha Nonld Imagine by observing her Il, 1's
Sl''ot mat she was q tamoun authorrns ,iat
appearance Ia that Of "A New York Wonnn ~,
.aA tlth husband aud who known how ~
~ III lhe very best possible taste. ller
Na,Nlns dresa looks almost as n sho Ma ,,n,'
melted Into H. and Is genefally ~ S ~
aAAlp Her fac0 IA Atill hmootl,. rosy amt ~,
from tho fainieat trace OF a toll tnI, vri,,ii.
nn1 /" should be, Tor she Ia young. only a f',,
domestic fonclty. ' ''o'ohslhg
me husband " tho Euthoross ,oh,
n,odasn nuuVU u netyous man of th.
n ia r'uoo'' ana II 10 said of him (how trns
a.. W nov KNOW that, like Uncle nusssn
wnh a., ~ W. an Idea that people in renerai
rbsr.a Apluaei some Of hla wealth bv ny,r'
s,,th' WV hhleWd trades la ordsr 4,
eisssa,," nervous ayAtem no amokea mani
Mo-, 'W W. every hour and walks aroma
eat SnSe q Noty Ia told OF him maj ha
I'M, I'M. 70 shave IN kwell barber ahor, onN
,r,,' AIss. VINO mad deeimaipd tho hjr.n, "''p
i4pHt Oh royalty welded Ina Mao ~
H. so nervous that ha Fot M, a,'t TX /
NJ C,t before The artist had bsif ant,, ~
s, Snehlsr lntlmaied that ho bsd "'i ,
w. t"vielofm and could moi .tan "1sH
~ NpV, NV The barber WA n vrea, ~ ule
lax sang Af' uhAnler Ii medium 49,, ,','' ~
sts,' hNe man who taken '" nuu
s.s,',,.p ~ wan tueet ma lo,t u'sA'
,,stN'N, lNr Ne never spoeulatn. ~ W.
800 snl RISKS with hi wealth. t nVlsF
~ W hlA wife, but he dnes ~ y ue-
~ Hufvpv win her. Tho ., w always
~ 'Mn not eongeniai 10 XII, p'v.e ~
,I, london make him n',r. snu me
we, however, leans unbn nervous
Wu,,.,,nN a vito should. Ile Il a m nImly,
"V' .aa +" millionaire, " "
NJ, s'oN man employed a. ny,,.,.
~ NntlcmAn OF large fos,,,sa e secretary
'H-''s whose only claims ia ' wv ana great
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03


mon. and grew up gtuuus ibr Nmpeps
sho aid moi MO tbr instltpti.r ,nJ XII
ala nat ha,B auy hr.itntIGn ip ,,ViWr s5
sue hnd great dramatic talent and adopted
tho unfe az her prnfeesipp rmngntbef
vail I'M. nl,lt 'hn t't', 't n,,.,I,,,.,,
Youpu's tbontsr II wa lr. ,,,,. nu. itf2
1he nitv ".s ,,t,I ~ "'' W. ',9,
prlee aud Nil AiG,,,,J9r na ",,
Matilda popprrcorn. Nor aursnr,nrr v.as
s,tsro.s ,,, w., ,..i,,.,, upl ~ W. . VIZ
N Nn tr.s "a, " , vv1WS 'u,nvn 'np n'auH
OF ,yhetn I,sl.,., i,', a., ~ KEY w
IN, rng,,..i ~. w. u'N, "y' ~" WIN
tGe obirst az unbrs,i ~, "S
49,, a. proi1lnrn' Mulmon tuol' her by force
Nv W., ir.'u'Ny,, auu " Ms' only ny order
nnrsni,1 w., w. I'm w. Mpoil PIT teth'I
Nv, '"u, t"I my" i''VnNeu lue klrI.
su' wy. 'u,uU W Anuih't paragraph
became N ,'ih, hsn,lit, w s mn'A wnal nag
I,t.uulu ut ,hV poeu,llul sara Alexander
nave hhoWh MISS Alexander ten ycHra ond
MN .''Ge' pv''lu 1nD up7 ,nl'Uy resided In
sat., I," 1870, NnI 'hN anu hrr tnl
rn,T u'f,' L.Alr l''Nn, nl'o boen on the
M i,n .W,,,,r, Ill.,. ,I"l 'uhl"H''h.
wh0 yonra agl mad fI'm y,r,,. XXX N'.''.
a''n az ugN.pheV lh'. Eye nH'Hrn, whore
W' ~ 'u''''""." w M's. ihr.Icu, q Hu-
wv way
Of her si,Il,h ng,n s'"' 'sYlha 'ho oulllhea
nisn ebi. 'u1 gsn,,t "",u ''p',9ta Nor
f|uulgl. .tt. r.t ..,.H. IL. NY W.. i.''' 'N''il
o'it.,ot a 70, wore, l1t Ahe his LONE uuoo
tfHN ,u.W ,N no hNuvln style Snow ik
'a,''''"h 70 N'tN 9ar dark hnr aal tao
si, "hN'"t 'eltWcd To- s1m1,
.'' "" '.l ~ .4' 'l'NNl'gl' dotaurr OF
'u,rti,. o aW sH9a huI hug darh
TAI Siarmno b,n,'',i, u''S.g .Ao once payer
~" W'W,hl' U'N' not lNai their
,,,,,',' H." iun'e, no uNe1hduod and
,gif,,N' '','D.' Nln,l' "' 'n' "hilUm Mormon
y.,1,,' W,n 20 u'tnnw brigham
i.l,,-... ', n'',o' lI. Ne' Nl3 MA adopted
tits. ,I'.,,it.,' wno'i ~" toot
N3H,ueN}, "atre a Mormon mN.
ysriSI ,, I,ina,u,F s",,' WuhH aul dun-
te6iely rsliai@iN rb uu'mug wAo wac lo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03


s'"rTH H'"p' WIN lm follord OF stone,
1l" '' ..'l ~, inunher 10 when an
rr a,I. aug p',plIol t"r COOLING III Hunl
'n' u."'nH 10 acne IN a round carthcn oven,
Wv "l usom' InAt Il" 1t was ny inc am
vI,,'," CO., lhr Gums, anl 40 II doubtless
"h "' HnhN lor centuries 10 come, n the
n."p'y uI 'ho pueblo lhSt 30 long, In one at
Wv" pnoI'fIHpnH m indian woman Ia shown
, grmu,ns H.2' S9' s the wife Of The IN
'v'pI't'r .Nt'N' ahl Ia considered ono
2l inc mnh beautiful women Ia all Hunl,
Ih' bead" hung about her meet, arc N
W'yer and the pendant ia of the tamo
molM. hammered out by hand, 10y one OF tho
naive Ennl mlvoUml,lo. aud iH worth
'eyetnl d1lloN Her drcda iH " rcd calico
ana on her ehouldcra Hlo has pinned a
Plnt o.Ik handkerchief. which 10 ono OF her
dearest treasures. Mira, Nick" was a good
cook aul a hard workcr She was, II any
ih,nE trIne moro clearly ubout her
enokory than other Women We aaw there, but
trn that WIS nothing worth mcntionlng.
Tho Hunh arc somewhat supergtltnu,
about photography. They have iccn rin.
oras, /, DO aurr. sluco tho Cuohlne rypsdi.
u'n dWGll among lhcm, but ncycrlbolros
W,y WI cover their faces with blanket
~ lN'l HFN iNAi they arc To Ur nOutNurlUUCu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03
tSeeSSs,2IPI's:a;s..a: :.
0stsig6e&flhyar5lIl
sg 5SS~o 90 S1 W.

| 80 ~ W. 600
A noticeable characteristic Of New York city
at thla time ~ 10 be found IN The Increasing
| size OF ita II orary colony " men ana women
| who arc really prominent IN tho world OF let.
| ters was ntruck by this recently when !
attended meeting u literary lights held 70
ouloglto tho alto Robert Louis Aleventon' u
| was a notable gathering, and many IN V were
New workers.. Venerable handsome Richard
| Henry studdard has long lived Ia Now YORK
| and Ills home Ia q resort for well known NJ
| cfary lights. william Dean llowolls now llNeh
| In Now York IN pleasant apartments over
| looking Central Park Edmund Clarence blod'
man ii a New York banker beside being povt
q. W. Cable now spends most Of his umo ~
the city where his worka are published MAR
mar illofth uoyean IL q professor IN Volnh-
bn College. Richard Harding DAVIS. LNu-
renee Hutton Richard Watson Glider, IhomAu
l.. Janyler and ncoro uf othcr all hold lorih
In Gotham now. or course thCrc arc io'spha
for this aside from sentiment although sow
York at thla season ia . pleasant place 10 hFe
In, Hut the great publishing houses are located
Tor tho most part In Now York now. and
writer's. like other worlSmcn llko 10 DO near
their market for the modern race Of poets ana
story Writers nro worry thrifty. energetic buHl'
ness mon and tho publishers by no means
have tho easy thing OF Il with him that thoy
had with authors In tho days Of ollNer uolu'
atnith and Samuel Johnson,
How we'll Mira John a, Logan holds her
agol saw her the othor day on l'itth avenue
with form erect and tho color 0t health In her
choobs. Her hair Ia snowy white, but her step
Ia frm aud her mental ylgor II unlmpalrol,
Somewhat over sixty ycaIa OF ngc, she would
caally PASS for 1tty, Nature haa certainly
been very KIND to Mrs, Logan, aud the widow
Of BLACK Jack" In turn has been very Kind
La ID hp IA uullWntful
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

| a......t ~. '' iNf tina ..,Nl q. y
, nssio,atY, any one Of t1so'las
ne,U,g,.fery requirement. ""alp WI
Hpl''y' but 10 one AZ " q ,A.sl
NY us psrsonhlity aud a., "HOn hlt
Vho OF chaunecy Al ~, KY aad rl,s' |
nls voice, DR.. ralmsa.P,vs tAia y
l,eeps NV w,va'unfing, heryo MI, 'aels
s hH,p, me mo on edKe eyory ,~l ,as x,
KY m' preach Ex.scnatot , WY b
g g 1nunclatca every nla'i I'M
W., ,u,n reed has yoipe , MY rl.lQ,
from OIL wrlnklea. i, ~ 'aa' f,sns 4
psL Ada Rehan Nm, pseltlhh,
friends by her NV s,d a1o hAa won S Ssq
pegln TO believe H., i.
'v s,, man one would ins,.,wa' l' b 4.
Al, o'upo Lady somorset ,e.
uno american nlahop haa ~ ne ~,
peen lietening onroiuilg aAld 70 4,
rot at all prcpoasessIne "s y. fe'Aa h N
Wy, a9l' ana purrlns ,o "ss asv
SSp ,''.', while men sn hAn
dressed ana OF mora an. VIZ sbnn u
WIN utridcni tones havs s,Aelar uits
m ro,ns s. Indy somcrso, viii p ~ .ll,
o mvn, lor mo study Of yolps Vsas,s.asll
could make men aud wo AMY evllls N
~ wheesy nasal tones pay m. w y,
'holr method OF speaking * '4u's rik
eompllShed great deal " lSeall VI
" Lady Henry Sonora.
pOtlorlhcd no other ieryles Y t,iics
country would not have h., "s' Win
S r,'I s.i ,Vl every woman who NJ sN,a
uvr nan learned the value d yo,a. w Va
eVory womah has q yolee VIZ Y
nave 100 much voice. but mi, svq'
nouHnhd knows how to M w ~
Henry s1moraet "a one n, XVI Wy va
"a hweotly modulatad. II 49,, VN M]
I ~, W.. nv''gt; ~, Ihcro Is not a harsh ~. n
every syllable. every accen, Y. M
" a ,u,y''',ouAly as babtllnr A,,' W.
ponblN waterway. sha sns. s'vs
strongly, forcomlly. sha G aaa
most unlmporlant letter or ! " n
a syllable. That Bho Is n,,,,, Fsst y 4
a a iluo doubt upon ihs or \ "
htst VISIT 10 ,hlr conntry-she ', ~, 4
Hhe thought Hha Ind a mir,,,msp'aa .
ahu was IN conversation win w l'i|
llngnlahed bishops and he s. .as 4 . I
more was great need for her sa,pl = |
Naturally u throb OF pardon, NJ "
hcr hgart when the hlahop aaa.i XIV 4
teach tile women ot America IA ". %
yuicoa." " n'aaAi \
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

4. pnns~.l wonder what's that is,,rh M n.,,...
ihal inakes 'he whole world Mn nature
uutss9 '9aeh'nE strangers TOR money, 1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

Seated near Mr., ncpeW d, dltrs
other night | was surprised TO ata mu M
took rather bounllnlb Of !he ioii gfal
tofe HIN, llp slipped Ittlo Wla'. ~ Z
tho dinner took coffee anl eheed
end OF O cigar.
Tho gouoral opinion ts." s,li 4
ncpow that you ncvcr eat aaglAHl ~
public dinner or drink either. for thal ~
,ooplc somehow haze the lnprttsllh iAl
alno at homo before going to a haheae =
u N lhun you Hto enabled % prsseri' 4
good health aud stun attend 30 NAM ~
Yes" said Mr. popcN. ~ khev VA
precision ia abroad. but IN ne mhln y ,
correct For example, u Tho aIhhtf y "
3 o'elo,k which ! know ron altial
means 0, I VIII dino at hone heidfa alai'
an appearance, and then pafhiA ~ !
a ZIP or two Of champagne ~ thu hiqt'
molaten my llpa aud throat haiote Ihfi
hpcoeh II. however. The dlhper b NJ "
O'Clock, which ! know Viii nol 10 W. i
$50, tHkp my chancon with Inc olhsf ilal
but eat moderately and drink ipHvil
only one knd 0f vino, ! iind that u ~
much the question of the lalgAesi 81 " y
IN catlnE ~ II ID IN selecting plain. sha''
ana easily digpated food and paiasAi
apanngly VI th0m, I auppoae mlI ~ \,
partaken Of more biz dinners 10 Apf u
any othor man In this ely YET y
from dyspepsia and have no stomach w
whatever, merely because nave vi'a 7.
Judgment In whom ate and Nhai y !
what | drank az we'll II would y " (
for me to abuse my stomach imals
atter dinner speaker suffering hon ~
STAR
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

II was rainy. dlaagrceablv day. pnrs
VIVA q small Vt cam VI aluHh, The Nef w.
roiunda wap 1lod with men smeslnt ~
Ing and chatting, In the luncheon ie.p Y,
one VI tho high stools was occupied 4,
hundred men were waiting Tor ne es.''
To leave. Elbowlng his way lhf'ss,
crowd was small man with a elfAi NJ, !
lace except for cloAely cropped ~. M
who woro no oyercoat and buried ny n. s
hlu trousers pockets, lila black ap,' \,
was pulled down over his eyes aaa
glance he would have paused ~
clerk who had run out from W. W. &
hurry for haaiy luncheon hp' r,,'}a
THIS man was mono other 'han (. N
vanderbilt, lie had haalHned Try 1stit
lot's Office nearby for bite 70 ~ I, u
cyon Troubling to take hls ofeNN ..n,al
htella. liz waited hia turn yen ~
nnally squhttod upon one Of ne Xxx y
and ordered pleholnii oiAtfi ", vi
mlnched his crackers With The ~,
faction that hUnRry boy Noea y, VI
Whom no fnlahod he gave ule v,s.l a
cent piece for his trouble, pala ~ MA VI
hurried out II was no ahsll " al
this ygry rich man cared onp Y. 4 VI
ntow at midday, nor was Il any ans" a, Nj
either that should happen 70 ~ ,ga y
Or. Mornan DIX. rector Of TfiniV sl,,la u
head OF thlt great corporation w VI Nj
tho other end Of the table dltpaflpk -
Piece Of mlnre Die and waahlns y TX, a
nerve Destroying coffee, Hut mtW X 81
paying no hood TO what was rqlpt
him, and all uneonaclouA wefe Wv si,ssi|
that two hundred pairs OF cye' W. h "
every mouthful Verify Nov ~,
cratic and cosmopolitan a. VEL, eokir
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-08-28
An Extensive Business for Sale.

On account of various matters in
which he is interested demanding so
much of his attention, r. II. Cowles
finds that he cannot devote the proper
amount of time to his Grocery Business
at Wadsworth and hereby announces
that he will sell for cash in hand, the
building at Wadsworth in which is
located his General Merchandise store,
the lot on which it stands, a large fire
proof cellar, the stock of goods on hand,
the good will, etc, etc. The goods are
all fresh, nothing shop worn. The bus
mess is a prosperous one and the only
reason for selling is to enable Mr.. Cowles
to give all of his time to other industries
in which he is engaged. Wadsworth is
the best. business town in Nevada today
and this opening offers a splendid OPP
por tunity for some good man to locate
in Wadsworth. CAN on R. II. COWLES
at his store.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-08-28
ROSEBERY's

For a man who started out to abolish
the house Of lords Mr.. Rosebery now has
many points of resemblance to a wet fire.
cracker. -Detroit News.
The British nation, which has been not
ing the fact that Rosebery is not a Glad
stone, will now have a chance to reach the
equally correct conclusion that Salisbury
Is not a Disraeli.-New York Recorder.
The now cabinet will recall a famous
one of "all the talents, " but is primarily
u cabinet of mutual hatred. The Liberal
Unionists are Liberals on every subject
but one-home rule for Ireland.-Chicago
Times. Herald.
History has been known to repeat itself,
and there have been stranger things than
that the Armenian outrages should yet fire
the British heart, make Gladstone the
leader of the Liberals and once more bring
about "a Tory Observation-Disclosures H.
quilHr.
And the Marquis of Salisbury becomes
once more prime minister. He is a big
man-physically and intellectually-and
his sovereign probably received him pri-
vately with as warm a welcome as she ex-
pressed publicly regret when he left her
service nine years ago.-Cincinnati Com
mercial Gazette.
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o

Fama was the goddess of gossip.
Roman wives whose husbands had gone
to wal sacrificed to Victoria.
At one time there were temples or affairs
to over 30, 900 deities in Athens.
The Dryads took care of trees and pre-
vented their being cut down until their
time had come.
The Penates were gods of the pantry,
from a Latin word signifying a room
where food is kept.
The Romans had a god of boundaries,
Terminus. His statue was q post set in
the ground to mark the limits of fields.
In some of the Hindoo temples In south
India tho collection Is taken up by an ele-
plant that goes round with q basket. Ev-
erybody contributes.
On anniversary days the Chinese place
food on the graves Of their ancestors. In a
day or two 1t always disappears, and of
course the spirits of the deceased must
have devoured 1t.
The Chinese have millions of gods-gods
Of every place, Of all trades, professions
and callings. There are gods for the doc
tors, lawyers and thieves; gods of beggars,
blind men and tramps; of murderers,
constables and exeoutioners.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-08-28
THE TATTLER.

Mrs. Matte Wooten of Viola, Tenn, is
the proud owner of a quilt made of ), l62
pieces of calico.
The remains of the Lte Miss Emily
Faithful have been cremated, according
to her expressed wish.
Hlawatha, Kan, has a. new woman can
didate for county clerk at the coming cleo
tion. Her name is Mrs. D. P. Leslie.
Mrs. Ernest Scott, the daughter of Mrs.
Annie Besant, has been received into the
Roman Catholic church at Melbourne.
Miss Louise Imogen Quincy, the pootess
postmistress of Auburndale, Mass, las
had her salary raised from 81, 700 to 50, 400.
Kate Field, it is reported, has taken to
wearing knickerbockers as she rides up
and down the smooth streets of Washing
ton.
miss A. f. Grant, Printer" reads the
sign which adorns the door of AZ Court
street, Boston. And theg say she Is sue
cessful in the new departure too.
Mrs. Della +. S. Parnell, who was as
saulted and robbed a few months ago near
her home, Old Ironsides, In the vicinity of
B~ordentown, N. j., is steadily improving.
Helen Keller, the deaf, dumb and blind
girl, Is an expert operator on the typewrit-
er. The keys of the machine have the let
tiers in bas-relief upon the buttons. Re-
Gently she received $3.50 for an article writ
ten for a magazine.
Miss Laura A. G.. Hughes, who has Just
been graduated from Tufts college, has
been u noted hospital worker in Boston
and has had charge of n dispensary in that
city. She has been elected n member of
the Massachusetts Medical society.
Miss Boswell, the only woman delegate
at the recent Republican convention at
Cleveland, Is decidedly handsome, though
of delicate physique. She has what Is de-
scribed rs "warm colored" hair, transpar-
ent complexion and expressive brown eyes.
Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson is living in
a house on Russian Hill, San Francisco,
with Mrs. Virgil Williams, widow of the
artist who was one of Stevenson's inti-
mates. To Mr.. and Mrs. Williams the
novelist dedicated THE Silverado Squat
ters."
Miss Will Allen Dromgoole's recent ad-
dress before the Women's Press club of
Georgia was the event, the Tennessee pa
pers say, of the session. 1t was almost as
interesting as the lady's costume, which is
described as ''of an original design, with o
Grecian effect s,s
Mrs. Grimwood, the woman whose name
came prominently before the English
speaking public In connection with the
Manipur disaster, has ~relinquished her
widowhood in favor of a Mr.. Miller. 1t
will be remembered that her husband was
massacred and sho escaped from the be-
sieged garrison.
Mrs. Cleyeland's pleasure at boing back
once more at her quiet cottage by the sea,
at Buzzards Bay, Is quite evident. Ruth
has grown to be quite a girl since she was
there last summer and appears to be in
better health than upon her arrival last
season. Esther is healthy and robust. Mrs.
C1eveland's mother will be with her dur
ing an interesting portion of the summer
season.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-08-28

This New Laundry has been opened
Just above Wadsworth aud will run a
Wagon every day to all parts of the
town. They that they are
prepared to do first-class work and all
they want is a trial TO prove il.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-08-28
Coming To wadsworth.

R. b. Middlemiss, the leading travel
ling photographer will be in town soon
and cordially invites you all to call at
the large TEN and examine his artistic
work in cabinet, Paris panel, water
color and crayon. All work guaranteed.
Aristo and aristo platino finist.
r. B. M%TDDLEMIss,
Photographer.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-08-28
For Sale.

A fine parlor set, complete and nearly
new, will be sold at very reasonable
figures. Enquire of A. /. York at his
residence.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-08-28
AJAX CYCLES.

Strictly High Grade. Twenty pound
wheel, n hundred dollars same quail
ity, twenty-six pounds, seventy five dol
lars; also children's wheels best and
heapest. +. GrIswold Agent.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-08-28

Buy your fencing, pine or redwood
shingles, clear and ommon lumhe- Of
all sizes OF Foulks and powning, Verdi
or Reno. The best mountain pine aaA
low prices. Common lumber on the cars
at Verdi at $40 per thousand. y
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-08-28
Fine Samples.

Geo. Herberth is now agent for the
Royal Tailors of Chicago and has the
finest line of sampeles you ever laid
your eyes upon. Call and see the latest
fashion at lowest prices. Do not call on
travelling tailors till you see these sam
pies,
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-08-28
A Bargain.

We have a cabin, II IL, in desirable
location an entire outfit consisting of
stove, dishes, bedding etc., and a good
sized lot. Cheap for cash. Apply at
DIsPAToH office.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-08-28
vlAvI.

Ladies do not neglect yonr health.
Thoroughly investigate the Viava treat.
meat, it never fails to cure if nsed cor
r%ectlv. All inquiries gladly answered
Ey MRS. E. FOWLER, Agent.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-08-28
Business Locals and Spicy Items

When You stop in Truckee for a day
or fora month you should remember
You get the best accommodations at the
Whitney House.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-08-28
Notice to Hunters.

/ hereby notify all hunters not to
iresphss upon my premises. Those
who do not heed this notice will he
prosecuted. =. q. HEaMAN.~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-19
\ Sensible Citizen.
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