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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-07-23
LOCAL NOTES

Mems all wool cheviot suits $500
atO' Brien's.
See the line of Ladies' and
Gents $500 shoes at O'Brien's.
Ladies, see the new patterns of
calicos just received at Copeland's.
Call and see O'Brien's stock and
get his prices, they beat any in the
state.
For the best groceries and fresh
fruit call at Peter Tellefson's, va
quina City.
A new line of Gents underwear
and furnishing goods just received
at Copeland's.
Flour and feed will be sold at a
low price at the store of Peter Tel
letson, Yaquina.
Flour, feed and everything it the
merchandise line, can be had of
Gowell at cut prices.
l am prepared to do all kinds of
light wood turning. o. R. ALTREE,
with Rice & Ross.
Hoods pills cures nausea, sick
headache, indigestion, biliousness.
All druggists. 25c.
The Alca,raz sailed for San Fran
cisco yesterday morning with a car
go Of Pioneer stone.
H. c. Mute, of Medford, is in
this county OH business connected
the estate of the late DR.. Rich
The Steamer Farallon came in
last night from San Francisco, and
will sail tomorrow on her return
trip.
S. G.. McFadden, of Corvallis,
has been awarded the contract to
erect the Catholic church building
at Siletz.
Feed the nerves upon pure, rich
blood and you will not be nervous.
Pure blood comes by taking Hood S
sarSaparilla which is thus the great
est and best nerve tonic.
We are prepared to do all kinds
of blacksmith and wagon work
horse-shoeing, and all kinds OF
repairing. Give Us . call.
Ross & RICE, Toledo.
Harry Denlinger went to New
port this week to take the testimo-
ny III the case of Chatterton VS..
Williams, but the hearing before
referee was postponed and the case
will probably be tried in open court
next week.
Travel over the o. c. & +. tc
Newport, Oregon's most popula,
summer resort, is very heavy now
Last nights train had four coache.
loaded to the platforms when i
passed through here. The o. c. 6
F. is making every effort to civ,
their patrons good service, and thei
efforts seem to be reaping wei
merited reward.
Vim. Brazelton cut his left thum'
quite severely last Tuesday Will
splitting wood. The cut severed
small artery and a considerable los
of blood followed. He came t
town for medical aid, and DR.. Pa
eut being absent DR.. Carter wa
called from Elk City. Will Ric
and John Akin succeeded in sto,
ping the flow of the blood befo
DR.. Carter arrived.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-07-23
District Court Docket fO,
Term.

The following cases are q,
docket for the July term of di,s
court which convenes in tbt
next Monday.
I. State of Oregon vs.. Zephi5
larceny of public money. 4
2. T. E. Hogg, Receiver, vs.,
Logan; ejectment.
8. 7. E. Hogg VS.. J. D. Gn,I
eiectment.
4. 7. E. Hogg VS. Eugene VIII
ejectment.
5. T. E. Hogg VS. c. G. Cop.l
! ejectment.
6. 7. E. Hogg VS. Peter Men
al; ejectment.
7. Allen Parker VS. Peek & Il
sell; settlement.
8. Henry Denlinger, ST., +.
M. Davis; recovery of money /
g. Allen Parker VS. Vim. G,
recovery of money.
10. A. Z. Laws VS. F. NJ. Johrl
foreclosure.
II. Currance Shepard vs.. RI
Baker; equity.
10. Jas. Chatterton Us Eul
Williams: settlement.
I3. A. O. Krogs,ad VS. YaquiuI
c. Co.; recovery Of money.
IA. Anna Maria Matthews 81
A. Lands; injunction.
Is. M. S. Woodcock VS. J. RI
ley; foreclosure.
IS. w. p. Fuller VS. w. l. n
kilrs; recovery of money.
II. +. N. Carter, administmt
Geo. Bamtord: foreclosure.
IS. Sol King VS. Nettie ]. and
Baker; foreclosure.
10. w. P. Murphy VS. w. r.
man; writ of review.
90. J. R. Bayley VS. Thos, 4
writ of review.
2I. Spencer Scott VS. Agsie \
divorce.
%. VIM. E. Hosford VS. Dai!
Hosford; divorce.
23. Robt. Me,calf VS. Lucy Nd
divorce.
"a. F. NJ. Reade vs ]. ",
Mary Alice Bryant; foreclosu1|
IS. Pellet Felix VS. MargaretH
divorce.
26. A. G. Spexarth VS. +. d.
no; foreclosure.
o7. A. G. Spexarth VS. Marlh|
and Herbert Twombley; forced
2S. A. G. Spexarth VS. Ad
Gallagher: foreclosure.
80. Sam'l Case vs. J R. and
beth Bayley; foreclosure.
so. Sam'l Case US 7. R. "
r foreclosure.
t 81. Tillo,son Bros, , respondd'
Gus Olson, appellant; appl
covery of money.
- So. S. J. Stewart VI G. NJ. !
writ of review
SO. J. J. Bullus vs. Johu McVa
foreclosure.
"a. Jahez J. Hullus KS Jas Y
recovery Of money.
35. Jos. o. Briggs ct al. y''
Abbey, ct al, foreclosure.
So. A. G. Spexatth vs. J'i
+, Healey; foreclosure.
i, 81. NJ, Seligman VS. F. NJ. 81
. recovery of money.
3S. c. Stark VS. F. NJ. Stand
covery of money.
80. Singer Mfg. Co., S. :
GuStave Lindmer; recovery
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-07-23
Gowell will save you money.

Gowell will save you money.
The largest stock of groceries in
! Toledo, is at Gowell's.
Gowell's trade is increasing, and
he appreciates your patronage.
The past few days has been a well
come change from hot to cooler
weather.
Dye Wade, of Gates Oregon, is
visiting friends and relatives in this
county. He is a son of Mr. w. ].
Wade.
Capt. Robertson piloted the
Steamer Richardson up to Toledo
last Tuesday. The Captain is as
genial, jolly and philosophical as
ever.
Mr.. w. ]. Wade has resigned the
position as farmer at the Siletz
agency and John Magee, Jr., has
been appointed to fill his place tenn
porarily until the department sends
a civil service man to take the place.
We acknowledge the receipt of a
copy of the abstract Of the eleventh
census of the United States through
the courtesy of Hon. Binger Her
mann. The volume has much use
full and valuable information in it.
The Salem Journal publishes a
letter from a party of Salemites
now in Alaska, and among them is
Oscar Taylor, formerly of this
place. The letter states that the
gold prospects of that land are
largely exaggerated.
The Steamer Richardson was
brought up from below last Tues
day and put on the gridiron in the
slough here. She is being repaired
where the Farrallon smashed the
guard rail, and will be repainted
and otherwise fixed up.
A move is on foot to form a Bryan
republican club in several of the
communities in this county. The
idea is to form a central club with
branches in the different parts ofthe
county, of those republicans who
will support Bryan and free silver
this fall.
BY recent order of the president
the civil service list has been ex-
tended to include several subordi-
nate places in the Indian service
that h ave not been in the list be-
fore. On the Siletz agency the or
der places chief clerk Jas. J. Gather
and the farmer under the civil SER
vice rules.
John Scrafford received a full car.
load of stone from the, Pioneer stone
quarry Thursday. 1t will be used
in all kinds of work known to stone
cutters, and there is one particular
block of stone that will be saved
and worked into a fine monument
for a sample. John says the stone
is first-class, and such being the
case, the Pioneer quarry will have
a much broader field in which to
operate. Were it possible tolocate
all the wealth the mountains O
Oregon contain, who could deny
the assertion that this State nigh
rank with South Africa? A shor
time back nothing was known o
Pioneer stone, while it IS every.
where known to be the very best in
the. atket.-Corvallis Times.
Capt. Robertson recently com
pleted lighter for the use of III,
steamer Farallon to be Use | in light
ering goods ashore at Port Oxford
There is but one dock at Port Or
ford, and that is owned by tn
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-07-23
Gowell delivers goods free.

Gowell delivers goods free.
Maurice Peairs made trip to the
Valley this morning.
For every thing in the grocery
line, go to Gowell's, Toledo.
Mrs. c. G. Copeland and her
mother, Mrs. Kisor, are camping at
Newport for a time.
The town of Waterloo in Linn
county is at present without gov
ernment, the city officers having all
simultaneously resigned recently.
This action was taken to avoid pay
ment of a judgment recovered
against the municipality.
]. A. Warner came over from
Albany yesterday evening and will
spend several days hunting and
fihing in this vicinity.
A. r. Peterson has the contract
for repainting the hotel in this place
and IS busIly putting handsome
white color on the same, with the
assistance of o. R. Altree.
A pony belonging to Charley
Hyde disemboweled itself by getting
on snag in the tide land last Sat
urday night, and now Charley is
minus riding pony.
Ira Wade returned from Gates,
in the Cascades, last Sunday where
he has been working in a logging
camp for a couple of months. He
reports times very dull in that coun-
try, and comes back more highly
impressed with the advantages and
resources of Lincoln county.
The railroad company is laying a
switch to the south ledge of stone
at the Pioneer quarry, and the Stone
company will soon begin quarrying
in that ledge. A great advantage
this ledge has over the one now be-
ing worked is that the ledge slopes
up instead of down, and lessen the
amount Of stripping necessary to
uncover the ledge. The cost OF
quarrying will thus be greatly less
ened, as the item Of stripping the
ledge is one of the most expensive
in connection with the quarryiug OF
the stone.
The term of district court which
convenes next Monday does not
promise 10 be a very heavy term.
As the docket now stands there are
are but two or three civil cases that
promise 10 require the service Of a
jury to decide. There are two cas-.
es which will come before the grand
jury for investigation in which the
: defendants are already bound over
. One of them is the case of Gus Olson
bound over by the justice in Yaquins
: precinct on the charge of breaking
r into house end stealing some prop
erty, and the other is that of Stew
art Rooney, an Indian, bound oveI
. for cutting another Indian with
. pocket knife. What other crime.
. the grand jury will be called upo1
} to investigate, Of course is no
, known at this time. Should tn,
grand jury return some Indictment
: then the length Of the term will b.
t prolonged.
1t is said that the o. c. & Z
! railroad company will be a promi
nent factor in the bidding on tn
contract for the government work
soon 10 be started unner the nev
: project on the bay. Should tn
e company become a successful bid
= der it will bring about quite
h. change in affairs on the Bay. l
: will no doubt be the means of in
e fluencing them to build on from va
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-07-23
Hay For Sale.

ain prepared to sell and deliver
hay of best quality at the lowest
reasonable prices.
Charlie Johnson,
Siletz, Ore.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-21

tales atenciones, miro con sorpresa Rodolfo.
-iDios mfo, que bueno soisl Esto me
averguenza.
-iOs avergonzais porque soy bneno?
No, sino porque no hablais como
aver parcels otro.
-Decidme, "Flor de Maria, yqu6 pre-
ferls2 Sque sea Ell Rodolfo de aver, 6 ell de
hoy2
Me gustais mas ahora. Con todo,
Z, temiendo haberle ofendido, afladi6: :-Aun-
que digo igual, bien sc que este no puede ser.
Una cosa extraflo vos.
-SCual2
Que parec6is olvidaros de 10 one os
dijo anoche la "Lechuza'' Conoce & las per-
sonas que os han criado.
-iAhl no me he olvidado, no. He llo-
rado toda la noche pensando en- ESQ. Pero
estoy segura de que no es verdad. Ha inven-
tado ese cuento para mortifcarme
-Puede ser que este meior informada
de 10 que pensais; y, 81 asf fuese, Ino os ale
grar1ais de hallar vuessros padres?
lay, selor Rodolfo! 81 mis- padres no
me amaron jamas, "a qu< oonooerloss Nj adn
querrfan VERNE. al me han amado. renal
serfa su vergienza? Sc morirfan de pesar.
So Vuestros padres os amaron, os COM
padeceran, os perdonarau y os amaran toda-
via. u os han abandonado, su vergtienza
su remordimlento, al yer la espantosa situa-
cion que os veis redncida, os vengar6n de
ellos.
-sY para que vengarme?
-Ieneis raz6n. No hablemos mas de
este asunto
Llegaba entonces al coche & la eneruui.
1ada Gle los caminos de San Dionisio. ' Ia Re-
volte, cerca de San Ouen, v, s pesar de 10 mo
notono del sitio, aFlor Gle Maria" so llen6 de
g0zo 81 yer 81 campo, i, olvidando el triste
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-21
dura en- arbol para reconocer ell sitio al
dfa MiOuianfe

dura en- uu arbol para reconocer ell sitio al
dfa siguiente.
-Perfectamente amigo.
-Esta mafiaDa acudf al sitio A diez pa
SOS del Arbol sefialado he Visto una calleiuela
cerrada con una veria, en- ell lado habfa pisa
das grandes y pequef1as, al fin una puerto
cita de jardfn donde cesaban las pisadas El
nido del grande de la pequena debfa estsr
allf
-Gracias, "Albino' me has heoho un
gran servicio ain saberlo.
ESQ no. Perdonad, 10 saba por ESQ
10 he hecho.
-Lo sc, amigo milo, quisiera recompen-
sar tn servicio de otra manera que de palabra.
Por desgracia no soy mas que un pobre lorna
lero, aunque esos den dos mil frances por ha-
cerme alg6n NAL, segdn dices Voy 8 expli-
cartelo todo,
-Si os place, bueno; por mi no 10 hagais.
81 alguno os quiere tentar ell bulto, aquf estoy
yo. De 10 demas no se me da NADIA.
-Adivino 10 que quieren. Sabete que po-
SEQ ell secreto de cortar Ell maril para los aba
nicos por an medic mec&nico, pero este se-
creto no me pertenece Estoy esperanto
mi asociado para ponerlo practica v, sin
dnda, quieren hacerse toda costa con Ia ma
quina que tengo en- mi casa, porque hay mu-
cho dlnero que gaDar con este invento.
icon que Ell alto y Ia pequena sonf
Los fabricantes en- ocyo establecimien-
to trabajo, quienes no he Suerido comuni-
car mi secreto
Esta explicaci6n pareci6 satisfactoria al
Churiador cuya inteligencia no estaba
muy desarrollada, repuso
-Ahora 10 comprendo. iEnvidiosos. CO.
bardesl No tienen vslor para dar el golpe por
su mano, -. I'm una palabra, aqnf est6 10
cue die para mi coleto esta mafIana :-S6 In
cita do Ia "LeOhusaa y del hombre alto; tengo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-21

cambio de quinientos frances. Seg6n este, ed
de suponer que ell "Maestro de Escuela" les
habfa robado antes de que yc despertase Y
que solo pude oirlos cuando estaban va de
buenas
IFS original!
-lDios mfoi tengo miedo por vos-dijo
"Flor de Maria.
Ell maestro Rodolfo no es ning6u Chi
quillo, paloma; mas 81 las cosas SO pusieren
como temes, aquf estoy yo.
-Adelante, tqu6 hubo despues?
El grande la pequeha prometieron
dos mil frances para haoeros :. no sc que
La "Lechuza" es quien debs venir aquf para
devolverle la cartera saber de que sc trata,
fin de informar de todo al "Maestro de
Eacuela" quien Sc encargara de 10 demas.
"Elor de Maria" Sc extremecio; Rodolfo
sonrio con desd6n.
Dos mil frances por haceros alguna
travesura, senior Rodolfo. Esto me hace pen
sar (salvo la comparaCi6n) en- que cuando veo
IN cartel ofreciendo Glen frances de gratifc ca
ci6n por un perro perdido, me digo modes
tamente "Animal; 81 tn to perdierss en- lu-
gar de ese perro, nadie darfa Glen maravedi-
ses por volverte & encontrar." Dos mil fran
cos por haoeros algdn dahol ESQ me hace
discurrir .SQuien diantres sois3
-Luego 10 sabras.
-Bien. Cuando OF esta proposition, me
die para mi sayo: "Es precise saber donde
moran estos ricschos que quieren echar ell
Maestro de Escuela los alcances del
maestro Rodolfo." Luego que Sc alejaron salI
de mi madriguera los seguf al galope; ell
grande ' la pepuefia 1legaron un coche que
estaba en- OK atrio de Nuestra Sonora, sc metie-
ron dentro, yo me puse en- la zaga, echamos 4
andar v llegamos nj baluarte del Observatorio.
Como IL noche estaba oacura, hiCe una corta-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-21
--dEsperabais algo cuando deciais S4ati6,s
s0be?
81

.-dEsperabais algo cuando deciais SQ1i6,s
ST.
y sque era2
-Haliar una buena alma que me proper
cionase trabajo para salir de La taberna. Esta
5 esperauza me consolaba. Y luego me decfa
KS vefdad que graDde mi desamparo v
mlserla; pero, 10 menos, no he hecho nunca
NAL nadie. ST hubiera tenido alguno que
me aconsejase, no me hallarfa como me halo.
y entonces Sc disipaba mi tristeza, que Sc
hab1a aume' tado desde la perdida de mi rosal.
-iQae pena tan grande os da ese rosal!
ST, pero miradlo: aquf esta.
\ saco del pecho un manoiito seco, muy
recortado y atado con una cinta color de rosa.
-iAh, 10 habeis conservadol
va 10 creo! Els 10 dnico que conserve
este mundo.
-lY esa sarta de coral2
-Es de la igonela,
-tNo ten6is siquiera una basauifla, una
gorrita, un pafluelo?
NO, senior; NADIA me pertenece, & no
ser las Tamitas secas. Por ESQ las ouiero tan
Llegoron este al mueIle de las Flores.
donde los esperaba IN coche de alquiler Ro-
dolfo hizo suhir "Flor de Maria. entr6
despues, dijo al cochero:
A San Dionisio: allf te dire por donde
has de seguir
E carrusie parti6. Brillaba un hermoso
sol; Ell cielo estaba claro v sin nubes, nm
alre freseo entraba libremente por Las venta-
del coche
II All, una capa de mujer l-diio la
GnIllabaora al yer un mant6n de abri0c
que asiento.
-Podeis usarlo hija mfa; 10 he tornado
creyendo que tendrlais frfo.
La pobre crlaturss POGO acostumbrada &
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-21
ROBERTO GRAHAM
Los introscyStOs ns6dScOs ctysyGnos
con eSevcScfO en- estG C5ssddd,


L~rtihcan: que hAn ConaprobAdo va en- In
prAetioa ohciAl, IA en- In particular, durante
In spidamia vArloI0sA reinante en- ests ei1-
dad, In ofcaClA incontestSble del virus
VAsunS. pxceedente del Instituto de VAcu-
nRes6n dS don Santiago Ssi1o insSalado en
ArsciSc bE1o su diraceion.-D DiliaRe qus ci-
anO sshoT Seljo despuos do un eoGcisn<uoo
ds1@nido @sbudio, ha conSeguido pSxfsc-
slonAx sl rlvsl do los Institutes EuropeoE
de an ,EGcls, el eulsivo ce aqusl T4ruS pro-
hlEStico d0 Ia vIruelR haabE al extreme dc
poder aseguraF afrmar los que suscriben,
one On sstA pODlaci6n ha producido tan fe-
Ices resuitados y hA obtenldo tan hsonjslc,
aElGfactcxio y brillante exi5o, que so han
eonseguidc cen su enpleo y propagation el
exts lpsirio DE- = TirueIa Gus aterrosizabE
dies d abs SstS pcbiaei5n 0Sa6e haze dtez
ccEo u eses. Nc vscllREdo poT ende los In
frssoritoa en- pubEcar-no ts bolo por ne
dio dc In presente ssno que tamk;ea peI Is
prensa pericdics del pals ser necesSriO-
que In dnfR vacun& extraiGA do Ia ternera
del precltAdo Institute 9s superior = prefe-
ribs rJdSs Las denks ussdRs en- In isis, IN
eluso 10 do Londres, que Embellishments
bR d&do noejor y MAS result&do, hasta el ex-
tEe&nc 10 haber coEsegutdo Ia psasfHbGcso's
woGasuS On IN novsntA pOr clento. paxa
gus oonste y valga donde converts pudiere
s don Santiago Seijo sspido II prsGsnts en-
Ponce ( II ds Mayo dc 1S63.--Lg. BassGszF
IRi0MeJ--DF. COTchaGo -IJg. HecE0s s- DR..
EGg0Ssa- DgF O0SonGs--DT. YSSsAI Rs6s-Es
sssseo FOgss'S ass1lGs--TlF. JssGx LGIeesas :
IF. ~. ZeN0 9GmdEa -pT. CesiEsGgc s. do
sas1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-21
iOjo, Ojo!
Sc dese2n vendeE IS sSilos de los
del 4e CcntcnarEo del dcscnhrimIento
de sst1 lsla.
En- esta lEPrenta snformSran,
Ponce. 3 NovErnabrc 1904.
ARA OARRETERAS

Sc ve,sde casi nitad dc ga U0IOy, una md
Qssimd sYitsFadOra de piedrG nsesssSdG para ca
FYsecrGs, con su cGIdesG y dens6s psssGs, es
nnssy 6tscs estGdo sG'1 BsGStSSsete dc repIesso.
E1 Qwe la iSstercse psGede diSiGirsc don R0-
beFte Graham, ess csta oisa6Gd.
Pcs.ce FsbTtTo IL ds 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-21
HO FL
INTERNATIONAL
:PoRT-AU-PRINoE.-

FL propietario que suseribe ofrece las CO
nodas ventiladas habitaciones de este
aotel todos los puertorriquenos extran :
Reros de transito estadfa 6ja on Haiti.
En- el estableCirniento Sc hahls ingles,
frances, espahol italiano. Trato quito; SER
vicio escogido.
Tenemos sucursal on el aristocratieo cam
90 de Thor (Bizot6n) para los pasagerof
snfermos que serSn tratados cen esmerads
aollcitud.
+ GoNzALo MARIN
Tnero q de 1895.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-10-17
PRECEDENCE IN ENGLAND.
The Red Tape That Rules the Position of
Women at Table.

The Red Tape That Rules the Position of
Women at Table.
To Americans the great question Of
precedence at formal English dinners
presents a humorous aspect, but to our
transatlantic cousins it is deeply serious.
Many AL English girl thinks it worth
while TO be miserable all her life if she
may lead the way TO the festal board.
Here is the table of rank in it's proper
order, which she must have engraved
upon the heshy tablets Of her heart,
complicated, moreover, with exact
knowledge as TO which of two haronets or
earls is of the earlier Creation" 1t is
recommended to the devout study of fu-
ture American countesses or duehesses /:
The queen.
Daughters of the queen.
Wives of the queens sons.
Wives of the queens brothe-s.
Wives of the queens uncles.
Wives of the eldest SONS Of dukes of the royal
blood.
Daughters of dukes of the royal blood.
Wives Of the kings or queens nephews.
Duchesses.
Warehouses;.
Wives of the eldest sons of dukes.
Daughters of dukes.
Countesses.
Wives of the eldest sons Of marquises.
Daughters of marquises.
Wives of the younger SONS of dukes
Niscountesses.
Wives of the eldest sons of earls.
Daughters of earls.
Wives Of the younger sons of marquises.
Baronesses.
Wives OF the eldest sons of viscounts.
Daughters of viscounts.
Wives of the younger sons of earls.
Wives of the eldest sons of barons.
Maids of honor.
Wives Of the younger sons of viscounts,
Wives Of tho younger sons of barons.
Wives of barolcts.
Wives of knights of tho Garter.
Wives of younger Knights Grand Crosses of the
Bath.
Wives of Knights Commanders of the Bath.
Wives of Knights Bachelors.
Wives of the eldest sons of the younger sons
of peers.
Wives of the eldest sons of baronets.
Daughters of baronets.
Wives of the eldest sons of Knights of the Gar
Wives of the eldest SONS of knights of the Bath.
Daughters of Knights of the Bath.
Wives of the eldest sons of Knights Bachelors,
Wives of the younger SOILS OF baronets.
Daughters of knights.
Wives Of companions of the Order of the Bath.
Wives of the esquires of the kings body.
Wives of the esquires of the Knights of the
Bath.
Wives OF esquires by creation.
Wives of esquires by Office.
Wives of the younger sons OF Knights Of the
Garter.
Wives of the younger sons Of knights of the
Bath.
Wives of the younger sons of knights Bache-
Tors.
Wives of gentlemen entitled to bear arms.
Daughters of esquires entitled to bear arms.
Daughters of gentlemen entitled to bear arms.
Wives of citizens.
Wives of bursesses.
Philadelphia Ledger.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-10-17
Is Burglary n Science?

The modern burglar is a scientist and
inventor in his way. Recently a new
era in safe breaking and other branches
of the cracksman's arr mas opened, and
the famous jimmy, so long rampant on
the successful burglars coat of arms, is
to be superseded by mere convenient la
Dor saving tools.
In Marseilles the other day a gang Of
ingenious craftsmen entered a bankers
office armed with a steel saw of the
newest construction and a handy little
gas engine. There was 10 need for the
exercise of muscle, nor vas there any
necessity for a good strong wrist at the
saw as there was at Il time in the
annals of famous robberies.
The little engine was started, the
saw put in the proper place and the
connections made. Seating themselves
serenely upon a couple of chairs rear at
hand, these modern burglars watched
the true and rapid work of their appli-
ances.
The big safe might have resisted for
hours the force Of human hands, but
the saw, impelled by the engine, it could
not stand against. The stout iron safe
promptly yielded up its contents OF
over 5000 worth of gold and bonds, and
in q quarter of the time it would have
taken to have committed the robbery
under the old conditions the burglars
were we'll out of the building with their
booty. -Pearson's Weekly.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-10-17
A Prescription.

The young woman who takes music
lessons and practices scales had an
nounced to her friends that she was
going away.
"Isn't it rather q sudden determine
tion?"
eyes. It's the DOCTORS orders.
"Why, you don't look the least bit
ILL"
"Oh, I'm perfectly well. Auntie is
the one who is sick. - Washington
Star.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-10-17

81 wonder why S many telephone
operators are women?" said the man
who ~cultivates mn idle curiosity.
81 don't know" replied the nissan
thrope, unless it's because the occupa-
ton puts them in a position to have the
last word every time. Washington
Star.