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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-01-26
WEDNESDAY,. JANUARY %, 1898


Bug Holiday is operating at Tecoma.
A little more snow will make sleigh
ilg.
Ben Douglass is spending the week in
town.
Miss Esther Biggs has returned home
to Reno.
Louis Bevier is on deck at the Palace
in Reno.
Granville Johnson, OF Reno. spent
Monday here.
Jake Allen and wife came in from
Churchill Sunday.
Somebody says Carlin is the most
uioral town in the State.
Ladies' journals and delineators for
February for sale ut this office.
Miss %Jorgensen, OF Salt Lake, is VISIT
ing her sister, Mrs. W. Dunlap, at this
place.
The dance Saturday night was a sue
cess Notwithstanding the inclemency of
the weather.
If it continues to snow Jim Poole will
send for a cushioned cutter and break
all the boys.
The Silver State says there are nine
restaurants in Winnemucca outside OF
the hotels. '.
State Supt. of Public Instruction II.
c. Cutting spent Sunday here among his
many friends.
R. M. Norris of Olinghouse, was in
Reno Saturday in attendance upon the
court says the journal.
A husband in Pennsylvania shot off
his wite's nose in order to make her I'M
attractive to her admirers.
Nevada people are wondering who w.
b. Duval is, further thar that he wants
10 be Nevada's next Congressman.
A Rebekah Lodge of |. o. o. f. was
instituted in Carson last Friday evening
with a charterEmembership of sixty.
+. Griswold shipped a carload of pota-
toes to S. Mckay, Truckee, this week.
Wadsworth spuds are the best in the
land.
Engineer Allen and a corps Of seven
l,;ll.., nrl .a,,Nantaro ara Ia,n anpa
gel in the construction of the foot
bridges.
Miss Edith Hurd, who has been the
guest OF Misses Edith and Winnie Bellam
Tor the past week, returned to her home
in Reno Monday.
John Gidathi had 1000 sheep in the
Reno stock corral Sunday night. The
dogs got after them and in their fright to
get away, the sheep piled up in such a
name as to smother 30S of them.
Ladies' Aid will meet at the residence
of Mrs. J. i. George Thursday at 2 p. IN.
\ full attendance is requested, plenty of
work to do. Mrs. j. H. GEORGE,
Secretary.
Reno's streets are dark at night; the
town will soon be without Associated
Press dispatches the county printing is
let at ratty rates to cut labor's throat
and the county seat is disintegrating.
Alossbackism is the disease.
Persons who are troubled with indi-
gestlon will be interested in the expe-
rience of Vim. II. Penn, chief clerk in
the railway mail service at Des Moines,
Iowa, who writes: at gives me pleasure
10 testify to the merits OF Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
For two years | have Suffered from indi-
g%estion, and am subject to severe attacks
OF pain in the stomach aud bowels. One
or TWO doses of this remedy never fails to
give perfect relief. Price % II so cents,
ior sale by C.. W. Kinney II Co., Wads-
worth, and by the Commercially Co., Love
lock. Nevada
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-01-26

The progressive ladies of Westfield
Ind, issued "Woman's Ediiion''o the
Westtield News, bearing date of April 3,
1896. The paper is filled with matter OF
interest to women, and We notice the fol-
lowing from IA correspondent, which the
editors printed, realizing that it treats
upon a matter OF vital importance to
their sex ''The hest remedy for croup.
colds and bronchitis that | have been
able to find is Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. For family use it has no
equal. ! gladly recommend it," % and
81 cent bottles for sale by c. w. Kinney
4 Co., Wadsworth, and by the CONNER
cial Co., Lovelock, Nevada.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-01-26
Wood! Wood!!

Short Bros. will sell wood, cut stove
length, in 4-cord lots for $50. Delivered
to any part OF town.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-01-26
Beauty Contest in WASH
County for the Omaha
Exposition.

AS Vice President Maxsen has called
upon me to furnish him with the names
OF the handsomest ladies in Washoe
county, | have concluded to leav their
selection to a vote OF the ladies ii the
county.
All ladies, residents of Washoe county,
may submit to me by written ballot, in
person or by postal card through the
mail, the names of the eight ladies whom
they consider the best looking in the
county, and must sign their names to
.ic list as tuv ,ultr and no one will be
allowed more than one vote. On the
18th. of February The votes will he closed
and the names ol the eight ladies %receiv-
ing the largest number OF votes will be
given to the Vice President and their
photographs will be requested. These
photos will be grouped with those chosen
from the other counties OF the State, and
nom this collection the Exposition man
agenient will choose two whose faces
will he cast upon the souvenir medals to
he issued by the Omaha Exposition.
j. b. McCuLLoGH,
Washoe County Exposition Commission
AL Rama Navnb,
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Advertising Locals.

Patent medicines OF all kinds at G. W.
Kinney < Co., the druggists.
For SALE-A good cottage residence.
Centrally located with good improve
ments. Call at this office for iniorna-
ton.
BATHS! BATHS. BATHS! at The Re-
option. Ticket good for four baths IL.
Single baths so cent?.
FOR SALE. olinghouse has good
wood and fine alfalfa hay to sell at rea.
sonable prices. Call at the Home Meat
Market.
When you stop in Truckee for a day
or for Q month you should remember
you get the best accommodations at the
Whitney House.
Ii you van u house We will give you
the choice of several good properties
and sell them cheaper than you will
I've be able 10 buy them again. Parties
must have money. Call at the DISPATCH
Office.
Fresh ranch butter at so
cents a roll, and fresh ranch
eggs at 3 doz. for 81, at r. H.
Cowles'.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-15

Ser Soroerune gnelanos entTpred=
emo 1T 81 Sung Sidans, oer hineliide
Termierlninilter, aus benz Mirte entlal'
len luoroen, neil er bic ruiiif6en S1=
tcreilen gum Gdaoen Gnslanos f0roer=
te.
Sn Toibooo, 400 We;len fiiolih bon
9bartum, ioQen iid) bic Sransoien feft=
aeiest baben. Mion befiirdtet gefdbr=
libe Gomplicationen, tpenn Die gng=
ldnoec in iener @eeeEo anfommen.
5oibooo lic9t am WeiBen M1.
9lus 8ictoria, 9. g., ton,mt Die
9fa6ri6t, oab bic spilden Der 5on3a
Sobu unO 9arfi 8ruppe 9eleeene Sal
con sSniel infolse elmer pulfaniiben
ERUPTION peridnunoen 1T. 3tpansis
eln9ebprne Slider, pelbe bic SnIel be-
pobnten, tamen babel UNI.
9llterneti, benz Mittelpunft Der Mi=
nenoiitritte non gritilb Columbia,
orpGt @erni6tune our1 groBe @alo=
brdnoe.
sSn Sranfreid mar leste Wobe Die
6ibe 10 groB, oab Die 9lrmeeman0ber
unterbroden tueroen muBten. Muh in
&aglano berrl6te cine trppii1e SiBe
uno ibredlibe Oiirre.
Sic tiirtiI6e 8eIanoibaft madt be-
tonnt, oab ausldnoiiben Ssraelitsn Der
gintritt in bas aelobte 2ano nibt sefat=
tet lit jiioii6e gniaranten peroen am
Sanoen perbinoert werOen.
Sn gropflpn, 9. g., famen bel ei=
ner porseitigen grplplton in ben Sob
lon=T Tettletou Sob0fen Der Canadian
PaciIic Sabn brei Mdnuer um's 2eben.
Sn garelona tpureen tpieber IS Mnar
hiIten in Dem Mueenblife berbaftet,
als Maffen alsgetbeilt ,puroen. 9ar-
aufbin puroeu a(le betannten Gnarbi=
ten Der Stabt perbaftet.
Sci Den unrubcn ouf Der Snie( Grez
ia tuuroen meniaitens 800 Gbiriten err
moroet. Dsan glanbt, bab bic llnru=
ben BON apultantinppel aus anae5ettelt
puroen.
Npn ocn 1000 Mann amerifani=
I1sr Sruppen auf porto Gico lino
jebt nidt lpenissr, els 1853 franf.
ein isbr bnber Prosentldb. Gin toot=
lider Sall bon aelbem. 6,eber fam i'm
IS. Safanterie &eaiement por.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-15
Vcucite Na1rtGte,t.

Sn Mihita, Gas., fubr Gin YaHa=
giersug aeAen Elm nit l3 perionen be-
iegtes 6ubrwert, oas li6 aui Dem Wsse
su Sufalo Sils @daultenuns befano.
NoIgenoe orei SnlaHen oss Masens
muroen auf Der Stele 9et0otet Jrau
Sarab 9lperp, @ihita /; 5rau %. $.
Toro, @idita Sobn Gberrp, bon
Muluane. Cine Srau uuroe t0otli6
perlebt.
Gin BaiIaeier5ue ber Ssras uno pa=
cific giienbabn 1T am Montag Na6=
mittas iiioli6 bon Serartana our9
cine Sriide gebroden. gier perionen
wuroen auf Der 5te0e setOotet uno
eire 9lnsabl anoere lnebr ooer meniger
i6wer berlebt.
Sie Gage auf ben pbilippinen fdsint
fritil6 su iperoer. Nomiral Depep
ioll UNI 3uienouna zines peitsren Greu=
gers uno eines ganseribiffes eriu6t
baben. Die lebten ipaniiden 8arnlionen
in Slocos uno 2aguna baben li1 ergeben
uno Die ganse Sniel 2uson, nit Mus=
nabme bon Wanila unb ganite befinDet
ii6 lebt in ben 9dnoen Der Snlursen=
ten.
Su Seferreid berridt infolse Der
grmoroung ber &aiierin cine fur6tbare
grbitterung ae9en Die Staliei1er. Sn
Srien baben ern1tliGe anti italieni5he
aramalle itatt9efunoen. Wlit @t0fen
uno @epolpern ,puroe in ben Gtraben
setdmpit. 5ebs perionen follen babel
unlsetominen iein unb bic Sruppen
nubten idlieblid bic unruben unter=
briiden. Sn @.a3 tpuroe Elm italieni=
Ii6er 6auIirer aelDndt. Sn Mien tpur=
ben 1900 italieniI1e Mrbeiter, tpel9e
an fdbtiihen Bauten belddftigt ,paren,
iuntnarii9 entlaiien, neil man einen
Nufitanb befilrdtete. 9ie italienii1e
Botihaft gu Mieu miro bon elmer far
fen Nbtheiluns Snfanterie betpadt.
gei ben unrubea auf ber Sniel Greta
wuroen unaefdbr 600 perionen. Grauen
|lno &inber enttpeber berbrannt ooer
nieberaenlebelt. Sie tiirtii9en 5rup=
pen patrouilliren jebt bic Straben Der
Staot. Sic Mubameoaner pliinbern
Die Nuinen oeS 3erH6rten Gtobttbeils.
ueberall 1T Blut fbtbar. Die niht-
oerbrannten 2eihen tuuroen auBerbalb
Der staot beeroist.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-15

= B6ie iiebt's infolge Der 0abeier
Der @rubenbeliber in bem Roblengrd=
beritdotden Yana in Sllinois aus,
Weger linb aus benz 5iioen importirt
uoroen, l,m bic Gtellen Der Gtreiter
auf3unebmen. SEPT lit aud nod. ob=
pohl bic 6treiter iid boafommen rubi9
iiber bic Staot ber Belase=
'rnngs3uitanb perbdn9t porben. Die
8iraerihaft:ift barber iebr entriiltet.
Wenn GDuperneur Ganner niht ein=
iAreitet, lpirb Der Yrdioent erfnht tuer-
ben, ben Sheriff unb oeiIen Goloner
perbaften 3u lalien. tuelde beihnloiat
tperoen, sefliiientlid bic Nrbeiter si ret-
3en 5ll iuden. Die importirten Me9er
~ meif @r-Gtrdflinae parabiren bic
@traben unb ,oeriperren bic 8iirger-
iteige.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-15
TabrpIan Der Meu YbilabeIpbiaz
1lbrimsniile StraBenbahu.

Die StraBenbabuwasen seben BON Morsems eeo bix
abenos $50 BON ieber ber betoen Stdbte at onsge.
non'men sonnta9s no ber erite Magen ert 7.10 al.
sebt sauftaas unb ipenn bifentline gouaerte atas-
ben meroeu. sehen Die seyten masen UNI 1920 ab.
Die g9agen foInten In beioe1 Gtdbten ie 10 Winx
ten mad leber Gtnoe BON ltbr Wsorsens BITS 10 ttsr
Mbeubs on.
epesiene magen fir 2osen Ibeater. Gefeai@attea
&c. iperbeu bel ber Gtunbe be3ablt
@enauer Mni1lnB an bic 3iiss Der Yan oopaI
gohu IN Gennifon,
y 4 6. 6. Mit9ener, Gupt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-15

: Die 0eritbuna unb Yerpfdnonng
bon penfions : gertificaten bat oerartia
in LETTER 3tit iiberbano genommell. bob
bic penfonsbeboroe iib 9en6tbigt.fiebt.
oiefem lln,peien eiil erniies Dalt 3u
gebieten. Wu1erer nebnlei, aelobe-
oitrftigen peniipndren 5 bis SO prorftt
3:nfen fur geiisbenes 0elb ab. I.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-15

Sn eirenl Sumpfe BEL Bridgeport,
@on.. iinb am Monta9 5tue, padete,
5beile elmer Grauenleide entbaltenb,
aufgefllnben tporben. Ser Ropf Der
esnoroeten Drau ,uuroe als berIeniqe
elmer @ahel Masner, elmer profeiiio-
nsllen 8rantenwdrterin, ioentifi3lrt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-15
Saacsnctttgfcttct,.
aIlGIn.

b ..gleun.
2ebte Mcbe bate Der Often @olrra=
ops Cen er'ten Ghnseturm Der SaiIDn.
Inter unicru aruppsn iii ponca,
Yorto &ico iit Dos selbe 6ieber ausse=
brobsnr
gus Yortsmout1, 81. 8. miro berid)=
tet. odb Die .GjtD Of 5toms" nit gsonli=
raj gerpera unb Stab uuo mebr dig
100 iponiiben Geiansenen om gpo,l-
t6a Nablnitta9 nab Santanoer, Spa=
nien abiubr.
9is 5. Chiper 6rci,uilige,,=Gsgi=
meat traf am Mantaa ben Uernanoina,
Jlorioa, in Glepeialo Gin.
Durd bic glptpIion Don 40 Galonen
@aio!in i'm Seller zines SpeSereiipadreu=
ael6dftss in ThiIuoelplia lpuroeu bier
Eerlpnen aet6otct llno Dieleid)t ein
Susenn unb nebr tDot.i1 perlebt. Sas
&ebduoe. III melAem Die Grp!oiion itatt=
fann, uno bic 9tcbsusebduoe an beioen
5eitcn ltiir5ten eln.
Sn gspdnoptte, Mi6., crINoB in Der
9runfenbeit Gsetiel 2osetti iein Meib
| nit einem &epolper unb Damn lib islbr.
gi{eriubt lol Die uria6s Der Shut se=
treien iein.
sSn Gsooing 3d., erplooirte nit
furAtbarer 8emult linb einem GetoIe,
oas bic gonse umgebung erldrefts, in
Spbn Miller'5 9utfabbrit oer 0aupt=
f,hsI, oas Muld)iuenbaus sulammen=
reibeno uuo mebrere anitobenoe Gruno=
ffiide beiddbiQeno. Sum Gliif Duroe
Niemono getDot}t. bod baben feds Ger=
ipnen melr poer weniaer i6linne Wer=
leDungen babon 9etragen.
Srsibjs Gebduoe Iuo in 2ipermoOre
Vuas, Ite., ubgebrannt. Sin 9Ren=
ihenleben 9ing perlcreu. Gtaoen
5000, 900.
Sm Spirituoiengeibdft War etiner
81 So. 5u Sem Oort brad aHs unbe=
fainter uria9e Elm yrano aus, Dem 3
9lngeitel!tc WiliaE, g4itt. Guoolf
GN6noorf nno Haul 2atoul gum SpIer
fieleu.
@Sm 3ooloeiIbeu @arien gu Gincir=
noti,fono alu 4. Gept. unter ungeGell=
rer geiGeiieung bss 9eutittbums unb
audi weiIerer &rsiIe Die Teler bes
:, GeutIben 5aAss" Itatt. Ser Soupt=
reoner mar Serr Milbclm Gapp Gus
Gbicago.
Sic beriidtiste SoIepb 2eiter'Ihe
Weisenipetulation gebbrt jsst bOlia Der
NerNoneenbsit OH, bcnn Die Nbrebnuns
lit na6 Gesohluns aller GIdubiAer be-
enoet. 9aS &elultnt lit, bo6 bas oei=
terrible OrunoeioeNtbum in Chicago nit
6Dpotbefeu i'm getragc pou $500, 600
belaliet mproen lit.
Gin oerni1tenbsr &e9enlturm brauHe
sit Wufans lebter g3obe iiber ct. So=
lepb bin. Werid,ieoene Tabritanlaser
uno @pbnbduier purosn in Sriimmer
ssleat. @iele Tamilien iino obne Cb=
oad). Ser gerluit miro auf $l20, 600
seiddbt.
Sn benz Minen0ebiet am Gupferfluile
in Qllasfa tpuroeu bic beiben aus Stic=
60. Mih.. itammenoen @olciuder Ge=
briioer Maribaa in ibrer 9iitte ermor@
bet porgeIunoen.
Gle 3abl Der Banterotte belief liA
mdbreno Der lebten Wobe in ben Ser.
Staaten auf l64, sesen 2l5 I'M lebte,l
Sabre. uno in @auaoa auf l6, segen
IS I'M lebten Sabre.
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NWslnnn.

Uuslann.
Eas binterlanene 0erm0gcn gis=
mats ipirb auf 80 Millionen Wart
(nidt 80. 900, ipie irrtbiinlli6 in legter
go. fano) aeibabt.
salsidrili, i'm Rreiie Guloa 1T CUR
0dlite abgaebrannt.
Mus &beinbeiien melbet man eine
ShdoigunQ bes Weinitods bur4 Son=
nenbrano. Inter ginluirfung Der gu
plDblib eingetretenen groBen 0iBe
lbrumpfen bic 9raubenbeeren aulams
meu unb fallen manenbaft ab. Ser
oaburd beroorserufene Berluit iAeint
| Iebr beoeuteno 3u meroen.
Sn Berlin muroe Elm iunges lPdb=
den, Wtarie Robler, su s Monaten @e=
f1nQnib nerurtbeilt. neil lie ibren 8er
liebten, Qieut. bon Bismarf, IN Der
Sor9e Tin bas benz liebesper6dltnib
entIprungene Rino init eiIleln @epolper
bebrDbt bate.
Sn @enf. Gbpeis, brannter, Die gro-
zen eleftrilhen Werfe. ipelde ben sail5el
Ranton init 2idt uno 8etriebstrait oer=
ioraten, nieoer.
Ni1t reht inn ginflang nit bem Mb.
riifunssprojett oes 3aren itebt bel
Nahri6t, bob Die ruiiii6e 8egieruno
Die yieubenaifnuna Der Qrtiaerie mil
dnellIeuer9eiAiisen belAloHen bat.
Sn Sapan tuurben Durd einen Ipbpon
mebrere bunbert MeniAen get0otet.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-11-16
why the Globe wa. turned.

On certain hot summer day q eel.
ebrated naturalist entertained COM
pany of distinguished savants at din.
ner, at the conclusion OF which they
all went out in the garden.
In the center of the grounds there
stood on pedestal a large glass
globe. One of the guests happened
to touch this globe, and found, to his
emazement, that it was warmer on
the shady side than on the side turn.
ed to the sun. He communicated his
discovery to the other guests, who AZ
once proceeded to verify the state
ment.
What could the cause?
An animated discussion ensued, in
the course of which every imaginable
law of physics was made to account
for the strange paradox. At length
our scientists agreed that it must be
%. owing to the laws Of reflection
repulsion or exhalation, or some
other law of physics with Q long
name.
The host was, however, not quite
convinced, and calling the gardener.
he said to him:
pray tell us why the globe 10
warmer ON the shady side than on
the side turned to the sum-
The man replied:
Because just now turned it round
for fear of it's cracking with the great
heat.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-11-16
Ola Gum q surprise.

An Interesting experiment was made
some time ago at Willetts Point, n.
Y, by Capt. King, of the United
States Army. He took an old gun 16
feet bong, wound it with ten miles OF
copper wire, and then connected II
with am electric battery. The re-
suit was astounding. The old gun,
used to repulsion, when opposed to
great forces, had changed its char,
acter completely. It now exhibited
wonderful attractive power. The
cannot ball that once whistled from
its mouth now by an irresistible
force leaped toward it. The iron
and steel which it used to repel were
now enticed. In short, Capt. King
found that the disused gun was the
most wonderful magnet in the world.
1T soon became one of the sights
to see cannon balls, which no man
could lift, rise from the ground TO
the muZzle of the magnet, and it did
not take long to find out that this
wonderful magnet had a lifting
power of % tons.
One of the most interesting expert
ments was to place a soldier about a
foot from the muzZle of the gun and
then turn on the current. Great iron
spikes would jump from the ground
and attach themselves to the silent
soldier, who briStled with them all
over like a metallic porcupine. Even
great cannon balls would leap up
and hang upon him. There he would
stand, holding UP a much greater
weight than he could ever possibly
lift, and all with no conscious expen-
d4ture of strength. This, which was
the natural, seemed the wonderful
part of the scene, and always I'M
pressed the visitor.
For the power was not in the man,
but in the ma gnet behind him. It was
simply working through him, and
would always do so as long as he
stood within the radius of it's activ>
rty. When he moved away from the
magnet the iron would fan from his
body, because there was no power in
him to sustain it.
There is a beautiful analogy be
tween this magnet and the great
teacher, who, said, 81, if I be lifted
up from the earth, will draw all men
to me-" and who is today to mankind
the supreme magnetic center and
fountain of moral and spiritual force.
They who follow His teachings arc
made strong to bear burdens they
never could bear alone.-Youth's
Companion.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-11-16
Housekeeping as q Business.

One trouble with women-many OF
them, at least-is that they fail to
recognize housekeeping as q business
to be carried on as a business is, with
dignity and method. They regard Is
as a mere druugery, and they fret aad
worry over it until both mind and
body are disturbed and the peace OF
the household is married by conten-
ton.
The mental atmosphere Of the
house mother is felt by every one,
and she cannot be out of sorts with
out putting every other member OF
the family out. Sue sets the note fol
the family harmony. If it be dis.
cordant, there is a sad jangling. Il
nay be impossible to keep from fret
ting and a diA-..rt task to be always
serene, but one can more nearly ap.
keep from the former by having
things Sc arranged about the house
that everything will go like the ira
ditional "clock work"
It Is no trivial matter, this of plan
ming to become a good housekeeper
Not only does the happiness of wo.
man, as a class, depend upon it, but
she also holds in her hands the com
fsr% and happiness of many beside!
Aerseif. What her home is is very
largely what she makes it. -4uch do.
mestic infelIcity begins in careless
housekeeping.
Marriage is a partnership in which
each member has special duties. TIL,
duty Of the one is to provide; of tn,
other to make wise use of the pro
vision. If a husband provides liber
ally, he has every right to expect tn,
best use to be made of the provision
and this use underlies all question:
Of domestic economy and thrift
Economy does not mean meannes,
and stinginess. 1t implies the bes
and wisest use Of the means that ar,
given, and since it is a question tina
comes into every phase of life, public
and private, no one need be asham e(
to pra4stice it
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-11-16
Mrs. Leslie Carter Bankrupt.

New York. November S.-Mrs. Leslie
Carter. the actress, under the name OF
Caroline D. Carter. filed a petition in
bankruptcy Monday, showing liabili.
ties of 3.773, and no assets except
wearing apparel valued ait 5000. Some
of the claims extend back for several
years, and among them are accounts
for gowns and costumes from Paris
makers, several claims for cash loans
and a hotel bill. The largest item is
for S2e.704, alleged 10 have been ad-
vanced ON a cash loan by the Writ
Dexter estate, of Chicago. Another
cash loan is for $4,000. alle0ed to
have been advanced by Caroline Roth,
of Dayton, o. These are the two
debts of magnitude. the remainder of
Mrs. Carriers liabilities being divided
into considerably smaller sums.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-11-16
HOUSE IN Two STATES.
State.Line Tavern That Has an In.
terestang History.

Stase-Line Tavern That Has an In.
terestang History.
The State-ine Tavern in the north.
west part OF Hammond enjoys the Pc
culiar distinction Of being half in In.
0hana and half in Illinois. The lima
that divides these two states at THE
POINT runs through the building. In
1SS2 the east section was erected by
Mrs. Robert Werley and rented as q
saloon During 1899 the west section
was added by her so as to extend
ever into Illinois about twenty-div
feet. The second and third floors are
used as a hotel. There are two en-
frances to the saloon on the ground
floor, one from the state Of Illinois
the other from Indiana. Plumme.
street runs in front of the tavern.
The location of the structure with
reference to the two states is such
| chat the Imaginary state line runs
diagonally through the building.
This peculiar feature of the TIVE
states tavern gives it . novel prece-
dent not enjoyed by any other place
OF its character. It 10 pointed oue
to strangers as one of the sights al
interest in Hammond Not a few
stop there while passing just to i'm
bibe a glass of beer and undergo the
sensation incident to the novelty OF
the place. At one point in the saloon
a person may stand in Illinois and
drink beer from the counter in In
diana. This is done every day BY
hundreds with gusto and commend.
Another feature of this bar is tAs
arrangement of the slot machines.
These money-s~allowin& devices are
placed just over the Indiana line,
where there is no law to stop them.
Ia Illinois they are under the ban
and dare not be operated. To play
them in Werley's bar, though, one
has but to step out of Illinois into In.
diana.
Again, one who has broken the law
OF that state may seek immunity
nom the police by simply moving his
lodging without Inconvenience to thfs
tavern, and vice versa as to Indiana
In THE hotel part Of the building q
number of the rooms are 50 arranged
that person in bed lies with par,
Of his body in each state. And in the
course of his toilet ne crosses and re.
crosses the state line frequently. Fo1
instance, he shaves in Indiana and
bathes his face and hands in Illinois
Or vice versa. Or where two sleep in
the same bed, in two of the rooms
ono 10 in one state and the other in
tho other.
Just west OF the hotel is Mrs. Wer
ley's garden. She raises vegetables
In Illinois and consumes and sells
them in Indiana And 50 ON adj libi
tum, the incidents common to both
states might be observed every day
Chicago Tribune.