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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-31


Seg1n noticias de Santo Domingo Ell Gene.
raj Ramon Castillo, gobernador que fue du-
rante muchos amos del distrito de Macoris J
actual Ministro de la Guerra, ha sido despues-
to de estas funciones reducido prisi6n,
por series cargos que le hace ell General Es-
tay, actual Gobernador de San Pedro de Ma
coris.
FL mayor faro del mundo sera ell que cons
truila el gobierno americana en- ell cabo Ha-
teras; sera una especie de torre Eiffel con
patas profundamente hnndidas en- Ia arena.
Esta nueva maravilia de Il ingenierfa anne
ricana costara millones de pesos.
Al cerrar esta edici6n recibimos ell siguien-
te telegrama
'fOabo- Rojo, Marco 81. l 40 t.
DEMOCRACIA-Ponce.
Voraz incendio destruyo anoche media
manzau. casas plaza principal. Lsm6ntase
perdidas ma teriales y familias sin hogar.
Oorreo detalles - CoTresponSoE
Lamentamos infinitamente 81 suceso y
aguardamos detalles del mismo.
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COM y NICADO S

Sedor Director de LA DEMooRAoIA
Ponce, 80 de Marco de 1895,
Muy eefior mfo en- el n1mero de aver del
periodico que usted dirjge, hemos leido IN
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EN- La CALLE DE la TORRE

Sc vende una buena y bonita cfsa con to-
das las comodidades, sn solar v IN juego
complete muebles de nogal, por la suma Dc
$1,000.
Iuformaran en- la Panaderia s'Las Tres B. 7
Ponce, Mario 10 de 1896. | MID.
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Sc VENaDE

En- muy ventaiosas condolences. el solar
mas centrieo de Ponce, en- la Plaza Prinei-
pal frente la Iglesia
Ei que 10 interese diriiase don Fernando
A. Vendrel don r. Upiano Colon.
Mario 81 de 1895. 2 rnT alt
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:

Para ser Dios en- ell mundo es precise antea
ser Satar63
Los debiles abonan Ell tesreno de los fuer
tes.
Los hombres MAI temidos son los menoa
queridos.
La bondad es perfume para todos, menos
para ell que 10 brinda.
El amor muere ouando el desencanto ma
ee.
Cero.
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F0RES HERMAN0S E. co.
POnce.--AtOcha, 10

a m p1eo de reibn
s q
piqu6en e la aguienes sformas f
Smokp
yer Teneife Chino
G d
Favono PlonAs "A
Parauas Anhcas ysomhnhs de sa,ne y co o
Hndas de
de oloes: egaane negasy " de color 1
Abancos sparaS Snorasy d1er fmas a
! man novedad
des
porisp lie ed ce
Ademassem han los fmadoC Cor6sra
] urtdos sen nvaioc ooresy en- de hy
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FELIX CAMBRELEN

Repartidor de programs, es-
quelas de bale, idem mortuorias,
bojas sueltas etc. ETC., 4 m6dicol
preoios.-Ponca.
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ALA N Z A

Ell ministro de Italia Sc levant6 en- pleno
Senado para deciarar que esta concertada
una alianza ofensiVa y defensive entire los
gobiernos de Roma Londes.
El suceso ha causado extraordinaria sen
saci6n en- los eirculos diplomaticos europeos
que 10 consideran como IN golpe muy b bill
de Crispi.
TURQUIA
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6 Muy barato

Sc vende un excelente piano
vertical en- buen uso. En- las off
cinas de LA DEMocRACIA 6ara in
formes don Vicente Font Camu
mas.
2-3 Pcrce, 26 Mario 1896.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-31

Dicen de Constantinopla que ell pueblo tur-
co esta profundamente disgustado por Ia po-
Utica del Sultan, y reclsma la intervention
franco-rusa para evitar coDfictos
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IndigSCRICION IZCOA

aDP FER -
Is issscompasai1Ss ss !, ,tidades recibidaS en- q n'o
cFRrrrIcP u c.,tnvso de Hu-
bipofosftos litido por e. o1 CTtso1 $2.oo
York, es la (Enero FeoLefG cdr 81 Dfsz Tru-
lrsn por don 'os0 %
&FtItoO ......... =: IIro
: nor don Claudio Colon I'u" zoe
W nor don Juan jose V&zquez 80
'TsJ nor DON A. L G (Ponce1.:
- nor don Manuel OaDaher 90
%EAi ito) ...........
nor dofia Juana de 20 oC
~ nSs2' Ssg 2';,iFs doa Felix To (saOana- 80
nor don Manuel Puig Diana 40,
. ~ mas Z. :. = :; ;,ce-do Alvarado SOC
m91ol 41o ......; ....... so
ldem por don Enrique o. Green
(AnascoJ ................... "a
lden per don Juan Maria Palmer
(San Germany ........ oo1
Idem por don Jests Mercado (Ad
juntas) So selos 8 centayos 40
y ldem por Wn mason Lajas) en-
SellGS ....,,............ So
Idem por don Epifanio Perez
(Las Marias) )........ I M
Idem por don Pablo Hernandez
(Oayey) sellos 8 centayos. 81
: Idem por don Ramon Rodriguez
| (OaIolina) en- selIos de correos aa6
Idem por don Julio Disz CTca aIts1 . s0|
ldem por don Lsis Costas Gotay
(Penuelas) por varios segun relaci0n Ak
= suma. $S978
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-31

FL editorial de hoy, primero. :. sezaS Za'..ss
necesita ccmpletaTse con oskos = =
ran fumediatamepte. -. 80,
No debe formarse 1uicfo nfoal - ~ sal
gan todos. ,4~os " roYso
nientO, } podrau tuzgarlO.
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Ultima IlOra
{ POR TELEGRAFO)
MANIFESTATION
Capital, Mario 81.


MANIFESTATION
AL pasar por las GALES de la Habana, con
destino los calabozos de la Cabaffa veinte
insurrectos que habfan csfdo prisioneros Ell
las acciones de Alquizar y Gtiirs de Melena
Ia muehedumbre que llenaba las GALES de
Rfela Mercaderes convirtiose en- estruen-
dosa manifestation.
La gentes pedfan Immediate severe cas-
tigo.
Sc grit6 viva ESpana mueran los traido-
res.
La Guardia civil la policfa interyinierop,
logrando dispersar Ell tumulto sin necesidad
de acudir q la violencia
OTRO BANDO
Ell general Weyles da luz un nuevo ban
do en- que Sc sdyierte que, pues los rebeldes
rehusan ell combate, ,seran tratados como ase.
sinos 6 incendiarios, aplicandoseles las mas
duras penas del c6digo militar.
EN- BARCELONA
Tavo efecto en- aquella ciudad otra mani
festacion de protesta contra las c&maras
8mericanas
Reino ell mayor orden.
En- ell paseo de Gracia las mdsiCas tocaron
el paso- -doble de la zarzuela Cadiz, que fue
coreado por ruidosos vivas Espaf1a.
El acto resulto importante.
PROYEOTOS ECONOMICOS
Ell miuistro de Hacienda ha presentado en-
ell 1ltimo consejo IN estudio para establecer
ell impuesto sobre Ia renta.
Quedo pendiente de examen aprobacion.
REFUERZOS
Dicese con insistencia que en- ell 1ltimo
Consejo de ministries Sc resolvio que embar-
quen para Cuba veinte mil soldados de infan-
terra, cuatro mil ginetes y mil hombres de
diversas armas.
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Ell amor muere cuando el deaencal

CHASOARRILLOS DE La HIsTORIA
CoNsEJo REAL
Luis Catorce couocfa
La exsgerada sm5ici6n
Que eierto noole tenfa,
Y, con gracis, quiso un dia
Darle severa leccion.
-sOonoceis el castelIanos
Con interes pregunt6
Al soberbio cortesano,
One contesto al Soberano:
-Sef1or, por desgracia, no.
-Lo siento II Como ha de ser
Llevais en- clio ell castigo,
Pues mucho os hace perder,
Y, & seros possible, os digo
Que 10 deb6is aprender.
Mucho le di6 que pensar
Observation tan extraffa,
aun SO di GA no dudar,
FL Rey me quiere nombrar
Su embajador en- Espaf1a.
con tai f6 10 crey6
por SECURE 10 di6,
One, satisfscho ufano,
Sin descanso procure
Aprender ell castellano.
Nueve difz meses despues,
Con ell mayor interes
Pidi0 reservsda audiences,
Y al hai'arse en- Ia preseucia
De aQuei NJ 'parca frances:
Se6or--d il ii go aqni
Hoy satisf4c cho de mi
vana modesIis oejo.
SiguiendO vaeStro consejo
e. castellano aprendi.
Con tai empef1o = tes6n,
Que, 81 SO ofrece ocasi6n,
Probaros puedo deseo
One va 10 escribo, hablo y leo
Con la mayor perfection.
La prueba no necesito
Dijo ell Roy, absorto al yer
Alarde tan inaudito;-
Mas creed que os felicito
Con verdadero placer.
El ambicioso, impaciente,
Aunque henchido de contepto,
Inclino al suelo la frente,
Esperanto solamente
El ansiado nonfbramiento.
aPero el Rsy, va divertido,
pespues de una larga pausa
Que tuvo al loSle aturdido,
~ Qf1e POGO mas es causaS
=. Do que perdiera ell sentido,
y sLe dijo:A=G Geaelehro. yer
Vuestra aplicacion inmenss,
II puess sdfgna es de obtener
sSef1alada recampeHsa,
~ Oi la quiero conceder
Con IN consejo leal
u y Que mi cariffo os denote y
- Del modo mas especial
Qae leafs el Don QXijote
Enssu lengua originall
Felipe .PSres b yigomsdIss.
Entire aesesperados:
"a va nopuedo mas estoy resuelto a
andonarsla tierral
-5Piensas suicidarte9
No, me EMBARGO mafiana misnno.
Tempo atrAs condenaron a muerte an
ancia agun individuo a quien ell iuego ha.-
! condueido al crimen. ;.
Tan dohainado estaba porst vicio favorito,
Q al ser llevado Ia gaiIlotina, dijo al YER
go: -
~ Corte ustedl e.
-Gede6n se ha separa de su esposa,y 81
Der que al cabo de alg1n tempo 6sta ha
do luz IN nifio, exclama aIborozado:
II al fin ell cialo ha bendecido nuestra Sc
racion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-31
REFUERZOS

Dicese con insistencia que en- ell 1ltimo
Consejo de ministries Sc resolvio que embar-
quen para Cuba veinte mil soldados de infan-
terra, cuatro mil ginetes mil hombres de
diYersas armas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-31
OTRO BANDO
EN- BARCELONA
PROYEOTOs ECONOMICOs

Ell ministro de Hacienda ha presentado en-
ell 1ltimo consejo IN estudio para establecer
ell impuesto sobre Ia renta.
Qued6 pendiente de examen aprobaci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-31
CONSEJ0 REAL

oHAsoARRILLos DE La HIsToRIA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-31

Aceite de castor, Sc ha recit 'Ssina parti-
da en- la Farmacia Central az eTosfe9rer,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-31

Han caidO en- Quebradillah 1ertes sgaa.
tToI Como la sequia DEF aba va t.ltir sua efec-
tos desastrozos, los agricultHs SO muestran
satisfechos. :, - .4.
n;ensa sT.vs marchar otro pun el secretario del
Ayuntamiento.
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Entire desesperados:

ri va no,puedo mas estoy resuelto a
ahandonarla tierral
-SP Piensas suicidartea
81 No, me EMBARGO maffana misrno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-31

TEMPO atrAs condenaron a muerte sn
Francia asun individuo quien ell juego ha-
bfa condueido al crimen. /.
Tan doninado estaba por su vicio favorito,
que al ser levado la guillotina, dijo al YER
dugo:
-lCorte ustedl 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-31

-Gede6n se ha separa de su esposa,y sl
saber que al cabo de alg6n tempo esta ha
dado luz IN niflo, exclama alborozado:
-lAl fin ell cielo ha bendecido nuestra Sc
paracion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-31

Lamamos la atencl6n de sef1or Alcalde
sobre ell n1mero de chiquillos que sc entire
| tienen en- las GALES jugando las chapas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-31

FL azdcar muy frme pidi6ndose hoy:
Oentrifugada % $5
Moscabado Z" 4 a Al SIN clase.
Buen Refino "3S
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Ddma8o e. Crus (a) San Lorenzo. :
-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-31

Fonda ''La Balear. Plaza principal
Adjuntas.-Buen servicio, habitaciones es-
paciosas, m6dicos precios -A4etonto Miro.
b. abril
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Hemos tenido el gusto de saludar en- esta
redaccion & nuestro distinguido amigo el con-
secuente liberal don Luis Cianchini de Yau-
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Dice IN colega peninsular

Ell vapor South Cambria que sali6 de
New Yor ell dfa 26 conduce, seg6n dice nues-
tro cslega E5 Impartial, de Mayagiez, par
te de los aparatos para 81 alumbrado electri-
co de aquella ciudad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-31

.Segin despachos via Haoana de fecha %,
ell general Weyler considera muy crftica la
question electoral, 81 ell parcido sutonomista
Persiste en- el retraimiento Sc vera en- Ell
case, agrega, de emplear medidas extremas
que lamentarfa.
Els opinion general en- Madrid que la paci-
fcaci6n de Cuba es impossible menos que sc
haga IN supreme esfaerzo enviando grandes
refuerzos bloqueando completamente toda
la isla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-31

M6nu para 6SLa uOCn6 en- eICaI6 dUtUUEOTU'
Beeffteaek de lomillo, arroz con butifa-
rras, pavo trnfado, lengua con petits pois,
jamon planchado, ,hayacas, butifarras con pa
pas, huevos la orden, tortillas con petits-
pois Postres Helado mantecado, dnlce de
leche en- almfbar, chocolate, cafe y leche.
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d. q I.istfn de sant1omiDgo

s.cop fecha 10 de los srientes ell Presi
,o,t" De Ia Rep1blica honcedido carta de
oensO oena1;aaci6n liz < los espdes Matfas Cano,
natu1 ,,atural al de Nucia y Aatin Basona natu-
raj de Vinar6z :"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-31

Nos nsds eSpeCGGteoien acabado que demuestrs
y L., tyobr;o.,dqueza de tipos rn2quinarfa,
|*a1o """'yS.rte." I
aoou II .lo l. eao l. oIo,io
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Amusements.

II. l.. Leavitt, the we'll known theatri-
cal manager, will appear at Music hall
next Monday and Tuesday, November
% and "a, with nis New York latest smr-
cess, "rhe l1igh Roller Company" AZ
sisted by Is refined artists.
1t is claimed by Mr.. Leavitt that "rnp
High Roller Company" has never been
surrounded by SO able singers, dancers
and actors, as he has this season.
The Salt Lake Tribune says: ''Leav-
tits High Roller 60. appeared at the
Lycenn. Theatre and gave one vi The
best shows that ha, ever been in our
city. The special les were more than
good and The Company will 10 doubt do
a big business the remainder OF the
week"
Mr.. Leavilt's Company PLAYED here a
year = last October and Music Hall
was crowded, half the audience having
to stand. Advance Agent Hagen says
he will see seats are provided for all.
We can saw that Mr.. Leavitt always
gives a first class refined show.
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EoW 10 Prevent Group.

soME READING THAT WILL PROVE INTER-,
EsTiNG 10 DUN MOTHERS. HOW TO GUARD
AGAINST THE sEAsE
Group is IA terror To Young mothers and
and " post them concerning the cause,
first symptUiis and treatment is the
object OF this item. The origin OF cronp
is a common cold. Children who are
subject, TO il take cold very easily and
cronp is almost SURE to follow. The first
symptom is hoarsness; that is soon fol-
lowed hy Il peculiar rough cough, which
is easily recognized and will never be
forgotten by m who has heard it.
The time to act IL when the child first
l"rones iloarse. Ii Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is freely given all tendency to
cronp will soon disappear. Even after
the cronpy eonngh has developed it will
prevent the attack. There is no danger
IN giving .lIs remedy Tor it contains
nothing injurious. For sale 10y Drngg-
i-ts and dealers here and the CONNER
cial Go. oi Lovelrk.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-11-18
RAILROAD RUM0RS.

Rumors in regard 10 railroad changes
are flying thick and fast. and as all error
contains a grain Of truth some Of these
rumors are true-but many OF them are
not.
One OF the trne ones is that Assistant
Master Mechanic l.. S. Pratt will be
transferred TO Tucson, Arizona, to take
the position OF Master Mechanic at that
point. This is decidedly a great promo
ton in the way of a large increase in
salary and increase OF responsibility
there being between seventy-live and
one hundred engises to look after and
the power not being all that it should
be, according to the unanimous opinions
OF railroad men who have worked there.
The next matter OF interest to our peo-
pie OF course relates to Mr.. Pratt's sue
cessor at Wadsworth and we believe
that among the ''possibles" II. H. For
ney, the present foreman of the round
house at Winnemucca, will be the fortu-
nate individual 10 be called higher.
Mr.. Forney has been stationed at Win
nen.rcca several years and has evident
ly given good satisfaction. He ia a son,
We are informed, OF one Of the editors or
proprietors Of the Railway Age, and is a
graduate Of a technical school, having
taken a special course in applied me-
chanics. He is certainly a popular
yonng maj and evidently has his share of
ability. He has a host OF friends among
The railroad boys and they would like to
see the plum fall to him.
And az things are shaping themselves
now it is more than likely that F. L.
Voorhees,, shop clerk at Wadsworih,
will be transferred to Ogden in the same
duty, the object being to have such
work done at the Master Mechanics
headquarters. II a clerk is placed here,
which is a little doubtful, the class OF
work required under the change will moi
be Of such Importance as at present.
There is no probababilty of either an
increase or n decrease in the shop force.
We can find no grounds for any other
rumors and trying to get Information 8
about on a par with trying 10 l. al a fat
ear with post holes.
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AS will be seen from the following.
''23," or message for ALL" has beer
substituted:
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Subscribe for the DlsPArcn and get
the news.
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A List Thanksgiving Goodies
at Gregory's.
Oranges, Lemons
Bananas, Cocoanuts,
Golden Dates, Dried Figs,
Bellefour Apples, also other kinds,
&itror. Raisins, Currants for Mince
Meats, etc.
big Fat Mince Pies" 10 to % cents,
C%ranberries for your Turkey.
Vegetables, Lettuce.
Onions, Rail- shes,
Green Lima Beans, Eggplant,
Green Peas, Cabbage,
Celery, Caulihower.
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Music Lessons.

Miss Lottie Gale, graduate of the
Conservatory Of Music, San Jose, will
give Instructions in music to a limited
number OF pupils. Apply at the resi-
dence OF i. Hettenhausen. Miss Gale
comes highly recommended as a teacher
and is known to many Wadsworth
people as a talented musician.
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Reduced Rates.

One way rate from Reno and Love
lock ior football game the 70 II. Arrive
lroln Keno on No. 3 the 26th, return on
10. = ths 9th. Arrive from Lo,eloc<
on No. > the 2bth. return No. , the 9TH.
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Dancing School.

At Music Hall every Wednesday and
Saturday evening, commencing at 80
p. NJ. and sorial Saturday nights at 8
O'Clock. Chillren's class Saturday al
ternoon from 2 to 4:30.
Mis-. n. T. ZIEGLER.
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Wednesday. NOVEMBER Is. 1896
BREV1F1ES
Fishing is good now.

Fishing is gOol now.
There are some quail in Tiger canyon.
Miss Maud Gill is visiting Trnckee.
Three Cinnamon left here for Cortez
Ills week.
Next week will come with turkey and
pumpkin pie.
VIM. Donaldson visited Reno on bust
ness Monday.
John Day drove over to Mason Valley
and back last week.
Holland herring and swiss cheese just
received at Griswolds.
The name of squaw Valley will be
changed to McCloud Valley.
Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs. Beeiner's
2 O'Clock Thnrday afternoon.
George Hill is laid up at his cabin on
school street with rheumatism.
Misses and 10y natural grey under
clothing, a full line at Griswolds.
The Alameda Alerts defeated the New
ada Stars Sunday by a score of 8 to 5.
!. Il. Dyer the well known constable
al Coliax died in Sacramento last Friday.
Mr.. Bryan's record in 80 days was 534
s,eech.s and 1881 miles of travel.
Every teamster should have Trib.#
A colony will come from the East in
the Spring to settle on Carson Valley
lands.
Conductors Bow and Calden and
Fitzgibbons are taking a vacation in the
East.
For RrST--A nice four room cottage
on Reservation street. Inquire ut this
Office.
Helena, Montana, will have cleo
trical currents from the Missouri river
mex year.
The receipts at the State Land office
for the Two weeks ending November 18th
were 50, 39S, 81.
Holt ers of mining claims should do
their assessment work before the first
day OF January.
Tom Cleary and George Dowding ex-
pct to 90 to work at Cortez az soon as
the l. inc start up.
The Baptists are e~ndeavoring to make
arrangements 20 they can have semi
monthly preaching here.
Canada wants reciprocity and the
treaty OF 1854 will be renewed il the
United States is willing.
Mrs. j. II. McCullorh is making prep
a~rations ior an elaborate turkey supper
for the Auxiliary ball Thanksgiving eve.
The Catholics are talking of building
n church in the real future in the west
end OF " about opposite the section
house.
Father Kiely spent Sunday afternoon
here visiting his Pensioners after
celebrating Mass at Music Hall in the
forenoon.
Carson's firei,ug tried to get in his
work again sunday night but made a
failure. The Waterman iaileG to catch
him al it.
Nntwood, the stallion at the Reser-
a'ion, died the evening OF election day.
He was formerly the property OF W. IL.
Gauehiin.
pr. Mcdonald desires us to announce
tlat he has been detained at Lovelock
on ,connt al business and will retdrn
home within a day or two.
There wer- some fifty Indian teams
in town Moalay for lumber and supplies
for the Reservation. MAJOR Noottcn
was here overseeing the work.
Bodies prospects are now better than
,ver before. 1t is coming to the front
,)owly but surely, aud the revival is
ased upon solid merit.-BOdie Index
A bottle OF Trib should be in every
usehold. 1t cures sprains, stiffness
| elliDgs, bruises and burns.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-11-18

The m. site Trio, The ,ruly great Lii
toln rodnty IMMINENT. dpcs all that is
Tor H.. .i,at's why it SELL. y
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-11-18
TRAIN D no. 3.

Order No. l. is cancelled and Bryan
and Sewall's special is annulled, ac-
count bluckaded in snowdrift len miles
east of Lincoln. Tillnlan and Altgeld's
wrerking train west has clear track
over dynamite division, Chicago, to
point of blockade. Regular train No. l
Mckinley and Hobart, will proceed to
Washington via Canton to relieve
Cleveland and Carlisle and has right of
track over all trains. Will meet south
bound officers car, Palmer & Buckner,
at Salt Creek siding.
PAYNE, MARK HANNA.
Operator. Dispatcher.
To Train No. keep sharp look
ont and report when you see Tomas
Watson on handcar looking for lost
mail pouch, supposed to contain letter
OF acceptance. HANNA.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-11-18
TRAIN ORDER No.1.

Conductor Bryan, Engineer Sewall,
Lincoln, Nebraska--Run special extra
from Lincoln to Washington; speed
frst-class. Run ahead OF Mckinley
and Hobart from Canton to Washington.
Disree ard decoy train, Palmer and
Buckner running wild between In
dianapolis and Louisville. Meet and
pass bribe train, Mark Hanna, between
Wall street and Cleveland. Keep sharp
lookout for in-wreckers, Cleveland
and Carlisle, between Chicago and New
York. j. X. JONES,
JOHN w. DANIEL operator.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-11-18
Sunday Ser ;ices.

Morning service at II A. NJ. Evening
services at I 80 p. NJ. Sunday School at
= p. NJ. REV. RELLAA. Rector.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-11-18
TRAIN ORDERS CHANGED.
Tie Dnnsmuir News SAYS:

The Dnnsmuir News says:
The Bryan railroad men had a neat
little card with the following train
orders printed upon it, and it was con-
sidered quite rich:
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-11-18
Ear Sale.

One two room house l6x2G, one Laun-
nry outfit as follows: One copper boiler
holds 80 gallons, n tank holds 1870 gal
Ions, two furnaces built of brick, n
has a $50 10 iron on the top for heating
irons, ironing tables, late patented
washing machines fixed for running by
horse power and other fixtures amount
ing to eighty dollars. Also about three
acres Of land under a good fence, a good
garden spot, n acre OF alfalfa pasture.
pipes for irrigating purposes, two wells
and good water, plenty OF shade trees,
good chicken and duck ranch. The ONLY
white laundry here. A great bargain ali
improvements and outfit for $375. In
quire at the D.sPArcu otice, W~alsworth.
Nevada.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-01-23

The csntaur Company, TT Murray Street. New York City