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Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21
Jnolanoet.
9n,un.
Meebrano prsHcn.

Hra Spren / &pbetualbs Sutif, Trc'
icr. pptom Der i Spnbass Ell Sloc>
brano, ipm 'nrebte fig til flere 6orrets
rinQ8bpguir9er. SprpitebjGlp lei'SteS
fra MtaQuptetu meb grtratp8; men Der,
ipm for lent til at tutne bore til iIp9el'
Wvte. 9loebranbstabet % I%sluraucst
cgsjUcs iOm iDlser:
I. s. Robcpalb, Spsnin9 ps Sares
lager, $4,000 (Isiurance $4,000;
&.Q Bartholomew, Yrei ton Sanf, &c."
500 ($2, 6OO); 8srin @biie, Sla9ters
bmit, $1,000 (sl, OOO); Mrs. Suaans,
@cNebancel % Saanin98bns, $4,000
$1,000.
ufortIauis enseom blanst SprnipGs.
3Otoa Sails, 1Sbe Sch. Stoli9 Iiolte
6Uit tIngeoe CT WGnsoe Sarmere (,
Nenre Del al Staten poer Sabet az
aVE8, Der bpoe al en- mpiterips Sp9e;
men / ben iencre Tib bleo bisle Sla9es
monl minore byppisc, % bet antp9ss at
6aren onr puer.
SiOitc lloe table imiblertib Solepb
9orper, en- itprre &pasauler / Noro IUr
Srcn, nj llngituoe, eiter at babe luttet
Dem IND paa i'm Maisaser, bppr DC aao
aI StGn8lerne. 9ctte apGg fit Sp9s
NOntmen / benS melt onpdrteoe 5orm,
'ca at &c enopg bleu raienbe uitDrll9e
% cn8rcb alt % ole paa i'm Set.
3n8cu bar biotil peret iItano til al
'oTIIare Naria8en til benne f~urlnber'
Il8e Gg8oUm, % iutet Miooel CT pps
'aNNet, iOm master at rebbe 2ipet hos
SoH9et, eIterat bet eneang ct angrebet.
ut %Sp9oOmmen CT Ell llproeu | Mtaper,
n'o8loe3 al ole; men bpno Der eSerts
1S 'remtalber ben, er enomu Ell @aabe,
~'sa laa meBet er piit, at bupr &pG9eI
laa'soe5 er blepet an9rebet, bar bet fori
N0r0elen ipilt al MaisItGnglerne pac
8artcn,
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21
Nrhrnrkn.
@auffanit.

WcGague Sparebant / Omaha er
la9t / en- &eeeipers Senber paa 5crs
lan9enbe al Statens 8antins Soarb.
Canine 8anf bar pglaa luffet nogle
Tiger unoer ben a~lminbelige &riie, men
aubnebe paanpt, ~sfterat Der bar siprt
ipe &apitaitillfub. Men Snblfubbene,
Der for ct 9ar Nar iiben belpb Jig til
100000, bar / ben ierere 5io ipunbet
IND til Ell 6emteoel berai.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21
RnnTna.
Ncut S,unoreoe Neoaftsrer

b~ipaanebe Wunoas Iiten bet | 2eapens
tuurtD aibolbte Iursmsoe Of &ania as
EDITORIAL Isipciatipn. Caller bolbtes
al Soreneoe Staters Senator 2ucten
Safsr, Sicepreiioent s. 6. &oberts %
andre. Sereiter ful9te Ell Exception.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21
3hnsTnbnTftta
&ertprne0e Weare.

s SaperbiQ bar Negeren Sliuer
Grmlteab anlu8t Spssmaal mob en-
Barber Souls galiquei, iorbi beune
nestebe at barbere bam iioite 2srbas
8pelb.
SaperbiQs NeSrrbeioltnins betlaSer
fig jepnlis uper, OF be paa en- iaarenoe
Wlaabe Uite tiliioeiettes, pg Sasens
aiaigrelie imeoeiees meo Snteresie.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21
Gutnnta.
0oitmeiter I 40 aar.

Zen nlbIte YpitmeIter &ate Gpuntp,
.iaooel bpab on8aar Glber iom lang
Gmbeostjenelte er GbOmas 8urnio9e.
San bar repreienteret baaoe Republican,
lie ps ben1pfratiife abminiitrationer /
8latte Center / noe item 40 Iar.
Men i bisie Gage bar ban relisneret
til Sorbel for en- pnsre Wanb.
StIbreseIie peo Saanospaalesnins.
s Manbass anfom Der miaoit 100
5remmepe iii 8pen 2incoln for at be-
ipse susuit s9raber, Der iises at be-
iiooe Gpne til at tuitl1e belbrebe oeb
Saanbspaal49nins.
Sen merfelige @aanb bar pp9plbt fig
i 9ineein iiben iorrtge Snsbug. gan
bar anfpmmen BERTH paa Inmobning
al en- berp9renoe Snpalib. llbienoins
ger fra Sprin9iielo, Bloomington ps
andre umfrin9ligsenbe Steber bar Hcfs
fet fig om bam; ia, Der er enbos fonts
met Splf iaa largoeisira iom Ct. 2ouis
for at belbreoes al ban.
Sopvuibt Sdraoer beiibber iuaban
Gone, iom 8pstet uil ride, iDnes eronu
life bepiit. Men blanbt ~laaoanne, Der
bar prret unoer hans SGnbers Sebanb'
ling pauitaar mango, at ban bar bjul
pet DEM. Slere, iom fOm pua arpffer,
penbte biem uben beres Sialp. Gr
Mano fra Sprin9iielo reu en- @ibsaia
itsbnins bort fra tit &ra; ben bar itf(
lensere nsbuenbig, ia9be ban. 81
apinoe fra iamme Steo puuitaar, al
benbes Spn ct bleuet meset bebre, fiber
S9raber beSpnbte at bebanole bence.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21
3nnatuttu.
3obberfuno.

Snoeuior Spen Selenas 9renier er
Der nplis iunpet Ell rig &%ubberaare,
bupraf @ierne / al Stilbeo bar lmeltet
mango Cons, Der afgau 81 Irocent
&obber % IA unier Sslu pr. Ton. VT
bette er meset, fan ices beraL at Sob
b~ersruberne peb Sluacunba % Butte
eiemaemlnitlis aisiuer minore emo 10
Yrpcent. 9en nplis funbne &obbers
aare er 6 SOB breb os lisser neppe Ell
balp Ntil fra gitp Sall.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21
grru.
Marpaaeen Nesierina.

3sgjeringer boloer fortioen opers
maabe itren9t Spipn meb ben oprerIte
8epagelie. s 2srbag5 fit 100 9urs
ciriitsO Hicerer | @requipa 9alget
melem enten at forlaoe 2anbet eler
gad | S9ngIel.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21
uolanoet.
Cultuna.
On Vr1it HGnaieI.

Rsp. Mr. Sin, 9rsit for Totre
Dame Menigbeoen / 8ranbp, Que,
er at MagiItraten Ienot til 5Gn9iel,
foroi ban pea @ionebHnten life piloe
.oabenbdrs, bpao en- bis gerion bdpoe
betienbt for BAN / StriftItolen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21
Rnrru.


IRA 2onopn berettes ben 17be b.,
at en- QfDeling BRITTLE WarineIolbater
er lanoidt peo Gbemulpo % 'enot Of
Iteb til Seoul, 8orea3 SopebItaS, for
at 6effDtte bet BRITTLE @eIanbtIta6 Der.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21
Gn retfaHen 6cne.

Man bgrer ofte ON Sons, Der fttts
fer ia bort, naar be ital I9gge iine
QGu,faa oisIe pdnItsltg fan fnbss tils
rette, itriOsr en- MeOoeler til "5olmea
IfranDspoiten." 9srimob bar Weos
beleren life bsrt ON Muge til en- Ssne
Der / 9pen, Der foruoen at ben reeels
mRsIia ielp MI / gintertioeH lager
fine QGg 2 Gage / Rao og bOiler ben
treble, oqiaa peo bpsr 2siligheo beSia
Der ia ino / ajsttsnet, bOor ben / en-
beitemt 2litrog aflsOsrer 9Ggaet. On
bet liner og er tolot, begIOer ben ia beg
oper Gudrosplaoin til &jsttenet,
banter paa meb lin R9b, bOis Der life
luttes Op, Og iaainart ben tommer
inb a~feDerer ben pIigtitplois I'm Stat.
6gnen III lent paa gftericmmeren
9pQingsr, og oa bet bar toIot bleo
bisie taget ino / 8isttenst, Rpor oG
damilier bolot msset til. Sette tan
muligens bare beoirtet. at ben timber
Steoet pasienoe til i'm @gIGgning.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21

ypmeIiueu 'Susuenner.' ., erholot Tom
9rRmie meo "9eeorub' Yoiien." er pi uelipr'
upiet meo. Den 9lDr 9oot % nut arbel1e,
jaa pi Tan aubeidle Den I'll gnbper, iom sHifer
en- COB % binis Spmaltine. Grast so Gents.
gSoIf 3. Ebrifsia1fsa, Rinnsapsls,
Stun
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21

Otter Dpiorbrins iial ies meooeIe Dem,
at pi CT fulbicmmea tilfrebS meo SpmaifI'
men 'Suspenueu. 6rastea bar 60 GentS.
SobW RseeSfon, Goa Glaire. @isconir.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21
So,pa, 2foe Sebrmar 1896,

Barn paa ben Gib. Dian it Dog reo'
ret bet meIte al SnbbOet.
artfinines.
s Widacl Garmpnops Samilie I
G9g Sarbpr er Der / 2gbet al 10 Tiger
inbtruIiet ire 9pbsialo al Eritinosis,
itripe8 fra Sturseon Ban. Snotil /
2sroasS antoges SpsoOmmen at bore
Spiusiebcr; ba ianbtcs Der Tritiner |
nOsle 8DlIer, ipm 5amilicn bapbe ipiIt
al. Wrs. Garmpnbp % benoes 2 8etre
er bsoe. Ere andre / 5amilien li9Ser /
Ell tritiif Tilitanb.
Spbn gotter fommer tiIffaSs.
Grsaotsresmanb SObn 3. 8otter,
betienot ACKNOWLEDGED / @iscOniin fra
Eiben ior arisen, fom iorleocn Dag of
borlig tilitabe unber lloiprelien al enoel
9e9emsppelier / fit Sjem / Mutpona8O.
9a hans !6elbreb er me9et neobruot,
n9rer bans 9enner megen sgn8ItelIe
for 5pl9crne al ben erbOlote &Ditelie.
Scr. 8otter bar en- national Seripn'
lisbeo fort fsr &riser, ba &oger u.
Brpor ubiorbrebe bam til Ell 3uel, %
SOFTER nGpnte gpiuiefrioe iOm Saaben.
Grtramsoe.
2esislaturen iamlebes / Grtrampoe
Sirsoag ben 1Sbe bs. for at inooele
StateH / npe Legislative 9iltritter.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21

NEAE ASNAlsaH<%
&; ftGn
- ~ ID 49,
uoiomnisr rirsoas o. artoaa Rorats.
Auertisismeutss

maa t~rottoTcs icart h5er W1asaa "a Torsoa1 Nor,
s'L GSs~rttsicuta!sr i~sot1s's re | TO paa b~.rdnosa
'h3suos Runsre. msonilors ott uotrailslia fvrlau.
ses. SuiB It EuatBcmsas. bee isrt tauacr mo
1rSoasSnnmsI:t I er, i~5rar5,s ~in5ratias3 3 Bau5s.
VI bet igHtns tnst } Irsoassran,r.. Brsos. Der hoe.
bot5sr H,~e,t5imsutsr '5m vet hafs: ncs. bsr rr1r.
les GosrttBismsutt BET acre eisrns 5aa Con.
ooiuten-
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21

qloria i~crustet. "0uorci tommsr bet, at
fru 6anisu Ter iaa ulgtisIis uo2'
get sr, iOrOi benoes gtano bolotr f5
biemme bUcr aitsu, iaa at BUN life bar nos
act AZ bsilass 70 opcr.'
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21


at sis@
|bttaSo tiY
Dor Surir1
bier. "a
l. eIa,Rl
| RRrns@
ION bet N
|IIsoHtHssY
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21

|Ti0 III I
|sps SHSa
renter nt3
(lsr Sga}
Esltst ~
|rteI ioI1
b, % ~
Lt tors'asJ
~
10 f. iinI
glGs'f
|gieipg ~
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21
San,

,,''ioN
| Waant1
l. Ssait1
faa s01
10 9alsf
ktto ptni
loot, IN
Ei.55. |
en-, /
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-29

u9n eiberet. - Sin 2lnert:
foner ueritnnb ben Sabn 10 gut uo63us
a6msn, Dag zines WtOr9ens Die Souns
SIT frib a~uiitanO."
Ger6tn6crung.- 6rem0er gum
@irtb bel elmer groBen GaufereD: rSa,
UNI 6imnel5piQcn, parum rufen Sic
Oenn Die Nudtwd1tsr ni6t, Oamit 6rteoe
9citiftet Wiro?"- Wirtb: Dos tam /
net" - Mirtb: rS3auen g nur
geman ber, Die %raufen ia ieIbit mitl"
3wet 2ibrettiiten.-0e Sine:
yGo5 8ebt uber ni9t, ,Sta6e" remit ii6
bod ntGt auf rGeben"! - Der Iuoere
(%pritfeno): rSti6e - Qebeu - Std -
ia, penn Sic oos 10 nebmen, Oa bort
i~tbcrDaupt Oas 8t3ten auf."
- Ger:
9eant: yGinidbriger 6abnemann; wenu
sic mir ms @eii3t laden woQen, Damn
OreBen sic ii6 wenigiten5 um."
@tei6 gc6oIf fem Gr: SD
bite bid, bLei6e bod ni6t BET ieOsr 2llss
la9e itebeu!" - Sic: vS30n gs3en
mir bineiu!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-29
8elebrung,
mel9e belebrt.

@enn Sic 0itli5 - ODER iiio d.
rsiieu uno gerne witBten, mas bic
6ubrt toiteu wiro, wenn sic bas
3iel Sbrsr Retie errei6t baben psrz
ben, uno warum Sic bic y,SurIings
ton" nab Chicago, Yeoria, ct.
Souts nebmen ioueu, 10 i3reiben
Sic an Us. $. 6. Renpon, u. i.
q .. g., ct. PauI, Ntinn., uno
sic weroen nit wsuoenoer Bolt
sinen Sricf erbaIten, weIder Sbnsn
genat iasen pirp, mas Sic gu mis-
len wiini6eu. RitIiuss lisseuOs
Giieububniiee iinb fret; Buuman
Compartment II. Staubaro S6Iais
wasen; Speiiswasen, in psldsn
MabISeiten bon Csc uno auiwdrts
~ieruirt peroen - aue bisie @inri6s
tunsen %sarantiren Sbneu cine ansss
nebms SequemIi3feit, Die Sic
6efrieoissn miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-29
I'LL. CENTRAL R. R.
Effective Sunday. Sept. 27. 1896.
WEST.


WEST.
Passenger leaves eX Sunday. ZOO a m
Passenger leaves eX Sunday. 4:45 d m
Passenger leaves daily :. zee. 500 D m
Passenger arrives daily . . -. ABS a m
Passenger arrives ex Sunday. 1850 a m
Passenger arrives eX Sunday 1910 D N
EAST AND SOUTH.
passenger leaves ex Sunday. 7:3O a m
passenger leaves ex Sunday X lis D m
Passenger leaves daily .. * 4:45 a m
Passenger leaves daily ..x11:1O d m
Passenger arrives ex Sunday. GAS a m
Passenger arrives ex Sunday 1000 D m
Passenger arrives daily ..... 6:35 a m
Passenger arrives daily =. .. TAO D nj
X-South.
Sleeper open to Chicago at ..1O:10 D m
Passenger leaves for Cedar
Rapids at :. 100 q m and 4:45 D m
Passenger arrives from Cedar
Rapids at =. 1850 a m and 1910 D m
ARRIVE AT CHICAGO.
Leave Dubuque, ex Sunday .. 7:SO D m
arrive Chicago, ex Sunday -. l 10 D M
cave Dubuque, ex Sunday :. Ills D m
\rrive Chicago, ex Sunday .. 7:20 D m
cave Dubuque daily :. ....11:lO d m
trrive Chicago daily .. 49,. $3.50 q m
cave Dubuque daily ;. .... 4:45 a m
\rrive Chicago daily :. ....10:00 a m
LEAVE CHICAGO.
cave Chicago ex Sunday .. 4:30 D m
lrrive Dubuque ex Sunday ..1O:OO D m
cave Chicago daily =. 49,. 2:2O D m
arrive Dubuque daily .. .... TAO p m
Leave Chicago daily =. ....11:35 . m
'rrive DUBUQUE daily ...... 6 2s . ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-29

Pullman siespins sass and free re-
olinfag chairs cars from Dubuoue tn
KAnsAs City, 81 Paul. Minneapolis ana
Chicago. Only eps change 70 Denver,
San FraAoasco end all PxesAc Coast
Points.
z. p. WILBUR,
City Pass. and Ticket Agent. 1853 Main
g., Dubuque, Depot foot OF Eighth
r'~rs.. TSi~-NNNs T"T,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-29
Wenn Cure Guarn ihmat, jiub

lIno ruenn 9br cine GriQe braubt, gurontirt
Der Oottor gu3 cine uortrcili6e, pniienbe
Srile. Ca er einen febr i~silrsn Gppurat III
ote'en iSlpef bat. - 0snu SSbr allf traeito
etne Dirt tront ieto uub auBerbalb Der Stobt
pobnt, 10 tOnut 9br benz 0ottor ihreiber
ltno ibm mittbetIen ME Sbr fiiblt, uro er
miro SUD gang srfoI9rei6 ~be6anoeln tOuueu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-29
Wyw-w-W

9stlt 6ronii5s urO priuGte Rrarfs,:t,u
&brelbst i9nt it6er Guren Fau uub Ct rpirS
su9 etn gutter 6reunO ieir. Wsnn sic
orloere @er;te erfOI9loS perIu6t bdbeu, 10
ton'nlttrsn Gle ein DtoI Or. Seenarn. Gr
bat 'tot utele 9sbsilt, meI6en pen Qiberen
3s'a9t 1poroen luar, ne tOnnten utdt asbeilt
psroen. S6rouii DE uuo prtpdt.
Rranfbetteu pom Wdunern ulo ,Srau,u
Itno Ietne Specialization.
@atarrh, NIT wsl6em 10 uiele besoft,t
ltnos piro uon ibm IN iebr tltr,er .3eit nit
ielblteigeuen Wtittelu 9e6ei(t. uHo ibr
an SAME 9e6eiIt werben,
@r 9stIt Rrantbetten oes 0er3ens, Dec
Weber. Der 0IrnPlt mrh LA mnns,,s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-29
srei fur eumattsmu

QSeun Sic al Rbelmattsmis leIoeu, 10
i9reibt mir NIB l3 lsnoe irsi elm Yadet oe5
u uIoerb0riteu QtittelS, weIbes MID mo
Suuberte betlte, ieIbit 9eute Die Don 20 bis
80 Sabre pergsbltb oofterten. Wtau a~oreliirs
SobnM. Smttb, D&ilpautee 28is.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-29
ST. q. u. 9 It.
Lincoln Building,
Gde Der q. ano Soeuffra6e,
Sinsaus an Ssra StraB..
DUB E, Sotpa.

SftcesS tuuben % bis II 80 Iorm.. 1 80
bis 5 80 gta9m. uno 7 bis 8 Ilbr A6euos.
SOnntcSS, pom $50 bis II ubr Borm.
9OniuIatiOuen WIentgeItIi9 unO fouftoels
tiel.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-01-04
Summons.

y wd,th nHE = JUSTICE COURT OF wADS
County ~ ~ township, Of the State of Nevada,
VIM NJ msashoe-F II. Moulton plaintiff, IS
The s,a,ooeli defendant.--Summons
Camnhs,i oi Nevada sends greet ting to Vim
to appea, J.. ,ueiendant. You are hereby required
Tie shard ~ an action brought against You by
Court ~ unamed plaintifi, in the Justices
NASH" Wadsworth Township, County OF
lko aiu 10 answer before the Justice, at
iatt ~ u SAID Township, The Compl aint fled
AMI II ~ III OH day OF February, at 10 O'Clock
nent ssl1 sld action is brought to obtain judge
house len, ln1ss you for no tthirty dullarsl for
Worth Vsri,r V,iurhls ied you. dcfGndaut, ut Mads.
nstaaca a,noa, by |. q. Lewis, at your special
tnount hanu ha.u request In the the year l395 said
y said assig ring Deen duly assigned to pIaintilf
aaaceoan," "ashee, asie, | G. Lewis. Together with
COMPANY ~ pe q assigned by Williams Marvin
80 10 ten az San Francisco, Cal. to plaintf Of
aud merebanua O-l0O doliars) for goods, wares
our sreeiat ile furnished you. defendant, at
vi BY saia instance and request In the year
.A' v. as noa.' 'asslgnee, Williams Marvin Com
pn ibh4rain lully appears by the Complaint
90 feierrodi a" and copy herewith, TO wnich you
I, youfail IN anu you are hereby notified that
,Maalnt az sha ~ appear and answer said Com
saNe aNe iuaVema,.,'e required, said plaintiif will
nv Nv against you, together with the
- No. State l..r or any Constable of any county
der rigen unoer nv 'ce and due return.
800 Maud this 18th day of Decem-
Justice n, !, N. A. HUMMEL,
ne feace OF said Township
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-01-04
DON'T FORGET US.

We are agents for the Weekly Exami-
ner. Leave your money in town. Don't
order through these travelling agents,
we will give You the same prices and
premiums. Order at the DISPATCH Of
flee or the Post Office. Give us chance.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-01-04

Fine watch, clock and jewelry repair
ing at eastern prices by A. q. Spingler
Reno, Nevada. All work warranted.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-01-04

j.. Martin & Co. J. f. Cut
ter" and "Argonaut" whiskies.
1888 Burgundy Claret, and
French Liquors. Spanish
Perfecto Cigars. For a nice
Cold Lunch drop in at the
sen ATE"
Inv. LEWIS, Prop.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-01-04

Poole & Wiley have just received {
carload of bran which they are selling
at $l.25 per hundred.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-01-04

The Cantata given in Feliz Hall Nmas
eve was well attended and appreciated.
The people OF Lovelock are 10 he COM
phmented upon their public spirit and
kind consideration of their children
The teachers are extremely grateful to
those who took such an active part in
tnaklng the exercises Il success.
Mr.. Vet Smart and Miss Anne Mar
ker were united in holy matrimony 10y
Judge Young on the lst. inst. Mr..
Smart will commence keeping house at
saltwater for which place they started
the day of their wedding. Mr.. Smart is
to he congratulated upon finding su'h
good helpmate. " e all wish the couple
bright and happy life.
The masquerade ball given at Feliz
Hail on New Years eve was a very en-
j)yable party. There were many spec
ators who amused themselves trying 10
gness the names of the musquers.
Those that masqueraded and the
characters they represented were as
| follows:
Chas Carpenter, Prince OF Wales
Geo Baker. Jack Frost
Bert Biddleman, Uncle Tom
| Ida Billups, Southern Beauty
Maggie Bunch, Irish washwoman
| Lille Billupr, Gypsy woman
Belle O'Neil, Crescent
| Win Carpenter. The male ancestor of
mule
Bessie Pitt, Cherry
| Mas w Pitt, Diamond black
Mrs Jno O'Kane, Cards
| Wilbur Springer, Horse Killer
| H G Hardesty, Fireman
Harry aardesty, Dude
Jno O'kane, Sheep-herder
Chinawoman, Mrs Duplicate
Chinawoman, Mrs Duplicates sister
ID S Baker, What is it?
/ Rena Hardesty, Fortune Teller
Mr. Hill, Stars & Stripes
Mrs VIM Benhain, Frost
Mrs Fl A CLARK, Hard times of'96
w H Benham. Hard times of '96.
Pearl Marker, Queen of Diamonds
Ella Carpenter, Queen Of Hearts
| Mrs w Hall, America
Mrs Ladd, Hard times
| Eta Thies, Going to market
lila Hauskins, California
| Earl Perrin, Clown
Ed Holstrom, Fat Dutchman
A Reno, An American
Mrs VIM Ruddell, Rainbow
1 VIM Van Reed, A Negro
Il w H Grannis, Clown
i Samuel Davis, Jockey
i Willie Gentry, Bloomer girl
George Stoker, Clown
PWolf, Chinaman
Nellie Davis, Alabama coon
| DC McCandIass, Alabama coon
| Dan Owens, Negro dude
Geo Hardesty, Susie and her papoose
| AC Clark, Horse killer
Mrs III G Hardesty, Ribbon girl
Il Organ, Half and half
Francis Reid, The New Woman
Mable Biggs, Flirt
Agnes Reid, Flirt
Mrs. NJ Donelin Red Fairy
Mrs A Feliz, Red Fairy
Mary Pugh, Fancy Dress
PIG Reid, Tourist
Bert Stoker, DIR. Chism
| Cecil Biggs, Commoner
Mrs h G Parks, Snow Ball
Mrs Eugene Cozzens, Cracker Girl
Ed Stiff, Clown
| X Civott, Clown
Mrs. Green, Diamond Dyes
/ CHI Brown, Indian Sam
The judges were G s Bush, w c Nc
Claim and DIR + X Banks. After careful
observation and deliberation the judges
awarded the prizes to Mrs G Parks
for being the best dressed lady, and Geo.
paLa- tba hast draased pantlelnaD
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-01-04

This New Laundry has been opened
just above Wndsworth and will run n
Wagon every day to all parts Of the
town. They Announce thai they are
prepared 10 do trst-class work aud all
they want is a trial TO prove IT,
The herald., 1896-12-19
POLICE COURT DOINGs.
Sentences Imposed by the Justices-Von
Gumffenbergen Arraigned.

Little was done in the police courts
yesterday save the sentencing of i
couple of convicted offenders and the
arraignment of petty larcenist.
Sentence of $125 fine or an equivalent
number of days in Jail was imposed on
Ed Hassee, who embezzled 81 intrusted
to him. Hassee will serve his time.
Lave Moore, the negro who beat his
wife, was allowed to go on six months
fioater to insure good behavior, as the
woman is in delicate condition and
requires his support.
Gus Cohn was found guilty of indecent
exposure of person and was sent below
to come up this afternoon for sentence.
Hugo Won Gumffenbergen, the unfor-
raigned on petty larceny charge,
tunate baron of Bransdorf, was ar
pleaded not guilty, and demanded a
jury trial, which was set for the 30th
inst. Then he went back to Jail, where
he is serving time
officer ]. H. McGraw, who is accused
by a Chinaman with battery, was ar
raigned, trial being set for the 22d inst
All Chew, Chinese vegetable ped
dler, gathered in at the city market in
the early morning hours for selling with
out license, was convicted and will pay
his fine today.
The usual grist of drunks was dis
posed of, and court adjourned for the
day.
The herald., 1896-12-19
address all communications Of an agri-
cultural nature to the Agricultural EditorD
(Edited by S. M. Woodbridge, Phi. d.
FERTILIZER LEGISLATION

FERTILIZER LEGISLATION
The agricultural editor of The Herald
has during the last two sessions OF the
legislature tried to get an act passed
to regulate the manufacture and sale OF
fertilizers. He has been assured by some
of our legislators that the act failed to
pass because it carried an appropriation
with it.
The writer has always been averse to
numbering up the statute books with
penal laws unless such acts carried with
them the means of enforcement but af-
ter careful consideration of such stat
ute in regard to fertilizers, he is con-
Wnced that law to regulate the manu-
facture and sale of fertilizers may prove
ar exception to the rule, for the reason
that every dealer has a habitation that
is easily located and therefore there
would be no escaping breach of such a
law, while every purchaser is interested
to obtain the full benefit of his purchase.
Farmers clubs local horticulturists
and agriculturists could easily take the
matter up in their own localities and
speedily stamp out any concern doing an
illegitimate business. We therefore pre-
sented to the members of the legislature
at their meeting held at the chamber of
commerce on Monday the following pro-
posed act, with a request for it's passage
at the next session, and we ask the CO.
operation of all journals. horticulturists,
agriculturists and legislators.
1t might be of interest to know that
the act is drafted after the New Jersey
law on the subject, where it has been
working satisfactorily for about twenty
years. 1t is the same so far as it goes,
as the one presented at the last two
legislatures and it was fully considered
and indorsed by Professor Hilgard.
The herald., 1896-12-19

the influence of liquor He had but sip
ped little of each glass Of beer offered
to him and could not have taken more
than two glasses in all on that night
While his party were in the house ev-
erything passed off with the greatest de-
corum, none of the women sat on the
mems laps, they only drank and con-
versed on casual topics. He again re-
pudiated the insinuation that he went
to the place for the purpose of entrap-
ping the women into violating the law,
but only to Gee whether such was being
done. After a few other unimportant
questions the witness was excused and,
1t being nearly o'clock, the matter went
over by consent until this afternoon at
$3.50, the attorneys stating that it would
probably be concluded in an hour.
This will make big days business to
be transacted before Justice Morrison.
At $3.50 this morning the Madam Van
case comes up for the conclusion of ar
gument and submission Of authorities;
the defense in the Schultz case will re-
sumo taking of testimony at 10 o'clock
Of, and at 2:30 the trial of Joseph Voc
gele a saloon keeper, is scheduled In
this last case Judge Louis GOttschaik
will appear for tlsa defense, and it Is
doubtful if more will be done than to ar
que demurrer which he has present tied
to the complaint. With the concluding
testimony in the Rorick matter and the
current police business which Is this
week being handled in the same court
the day will be fully occupied