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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-04-16
The Musical.

Tle musical Monday night was a
suiue.- eli pleasure to.all who attended,
and every number ON the program de-
serves -~,-.eial mention Dolly Cowles
brought down tie house in her character
II u Cannot Find My Pussy Cat,
Was very cute and rendered in a very nat
ural way. The solos 10y Edna Fitzgerald,
Florence Cook, Mrs. Ghas. Parke, and
the qnartelte by Miss Mamie Doneln,
Mrs. Peek, A. II. t%iris"oli, +. Geogg,
were well rendered with sweet voices.
The instrumental numbers were all
good aud pretty selections. The pro-.
gram which follows was one OF the best
rendered in Wadsworth Tor some time:
PART 1.
Opening Duet. Miss Mamie Donelin, Mrs. Peek
Inst. Solo. 49,. ."on the Lake.. Fannie Pike
Song, IF You Will Love Me and You.'.....
-. Edna Fitzgerald
Inst. Solo. Hunting Song, ~. Annie Crosby
Inst. Solo, ..,... Con Amore, 90. Claire Lewis
Song, F. "Dolly's Mama, ~. Florence Cook
Inst. Solo, ... .'itobins Call, May Pollock
Waltz, -. MAY Flowers -. Dorothy Cowles
Inst. Duct, ...Mazouraa Tyroieie,n 49,.
.........Ann Crosby, Fannie Pike
PAR IL.
Inst. Duet. LA Serelia, : Mrs. Cobb, Mrs. Peek
Concert Waltz. ..-...... Jennie Marshall
Vocal Solo, ......-....... =. Mrs. Chas. Parlke
Inst. Duet, ... Golden Stars Waltz,
49,. Dorothy Cowles, Forence Cook
Inst. Solo, -. .. ..............M Miss Tredway
Inst. Duet. .......... Claire Lewis, Mrs. Peek
Song, Il Cannot Find My Pussy Cat,.'......
...... Dorothy Cowles
Inst. Solo, "Bubling Spring" Winnie Bellam
Vocal Quartette, 49,. Mamie Donelin, Mrs.
Peek, F. Geogg, A. H. Griswold
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WHEN TRAVELLING

Whether on pleasure bent or business,
take on every tripa bottle of Syrup of
Figs, as it acts most pleasantly and
elfectually On the kidneys, liver, and
bowles, preventing fever, headaches,
and other forms of sickness. For sale in
30 cents bottles by all leading druggist.
Manufactured by the California Fig
syrup Co. only. n
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Notice of
Forfeiture.
STATE OF NEVADA,

COUNTY OF WASHoE "
TpNO lis ANNIE WILLIAMSBURG are
hereby notified that | have expended two
hundred dollars $4,000 in labor and improve
ments, upon the Ricard lode, ledge or vein
known as the LaPlata Mine, situated ia White
Horse Mining District. Washoe County, State
Of Nevada, in order to hold said premises, UNI
der the provisiods Of Section 1924, Revised
Statues of the United States, being the amount
required TO hold the same for the years ending
December 81, 1895 and 1897. And il within nine
" days from the service of this notice, tor
within ninety days after this notice by publica-
%tationl, You fail or refuse to contribute your
proportion of such expenditure as co-owner,
your interest in said claim win become the
property of the subscriber under said Section
93af. signed.
W. c. WILLIAMS,
Locator.
Dated April nth. 1873.
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Now on Sale.

Summer dress goods. including all the
popular fabrics in great variety of pat
terms and pr.rrs.
Lace, torrhon. valencennes and novel;
ties, shurs and ties, new brown vesting
tops. Nilirt waists. etc. Your inspec-
ton Is invited at 6riswold's.
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An Attractive DISPLAY.

1t is no surprise to see the ladies'
flocking in Miss Yank's millinery parlors
when you glance at the beautiful hats
and late designs i'll the nicely arranged
show window.
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Clean up your yards.

Clean up your yards.
s. :. Sears was in town Thursday.
This will be a dry year in Nevada.
Carson has Il Piute Salvation Army.
Saturday evening club social tonight.
Railroad business is about holding its
own.
Indian Agent Spriggs was in town
Thursday.
Lent has passed and the change is
noticeable.
NJ. +. Gilmore and o are visiting In
California.
The fishing in Carson river is said TO
be excellent.
Frank Gallo has returned from a trip to
San Francisco.
Archibald Steel is in San Francisco on
mining business.
w. G. Williams OF Olinghouse arrived
in town yesterday.
Mt. Horeb Encampment meets next
Thursday evening.
Summer appear to be here, the
weather is 80 warm.
We are thankful at all times for news
items and personals.
Mrs. Chas. Bailey of st. Clair was Wis
iting here this week.
1000 head OF cattle were shipped from
here Tuesday to the east.
A. G. Webb and Tom Dolph were in
from Churchill this week.
The demand for hay this season will
greatly exceed the supply.
The electric banjo is the most popular
thing in Frisco these days.
Charlie Short and Charlie Parks were
in San Francisco last week.
Improvements are being ma lie on a
number OF town residences.
Afford Springer, brother of Freeman
Springer, is sick with the measles.
Ed. Allen is on the sick list and is lay
ing off IA few days with a sore throat.
Commissioner T. X. Hymers was in
town Tuesday looking after County
roads.
Prospects continue to get brighter in
Olinghouse and the camp improves al
most daily.
Surveyor T. X. Stewart came down
from Reno yesterday to do some work at
0linghouse.
''Never dispise the lowly. 1t is the
under jaw that does all the work" says
Jim Townsend.
Wadsworth Lodge No. 80 l. o. o. F.
will elect representatives to the Grand
Lodge next Monday night.
Mrs. Grant and grand daughter, Miss
Nina Rich, OF White Plains, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Washeim.
Honorables Lem Allen, w. G. Grimes
and d. NJ. Wightman were among the
Churchill visitors this week.
Thirty-three years ago Thursday
Abraham Lincon was assassinated at
Ford's theatre, Washington.
Less than four tons of slip ore milled
il Oilnghoase for trial Welded 1900. The
boys have plenty more in sight.
a carload OF machinery has arrived for
the electric light plant and the water
has been turned into the ditch.
Seventy train loads OF cattle and sheep
are expected to move from California to
this East in the next two weeks.
The Board OF school Trustees in all
school Ii ,Ficts having 4 voting popula-
ton OF hfty or more, are authorized TO
employ a competent person TO prepare a
list ot %quaiHi-g voters Tor school elections
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AT

l6 yrds Calico for S1,oo
Is yrds Bingham LOO
l box Apples LOO
6 ID pkg Arbuckle Coffee 100
20 bars Pale Savon Soap LOO
6 doz fresh ranch eggs LOO
Fresh ranch butter a roll AS
Mems Furnishing Goods at
Reduced prices. Now is your
time to buy your paints and
oils. For prices inquire
AT COWLES.
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WAR BREyITIES

Washington, D. c., Aug. pam order
has been issued by the war department
extending the furlough of volunteers given
leave Of absence, from thirty days 10 sixty
days.
Knoxville, Tenn, Aug. 26.-General Roe,
commanding the First brigade Second di-
vision, Third corps who * now here. will
tender his resignation TO Secretary Of War
Alger at once, wishing TO retire to pr
vate life.
George Andrews. assistant adjutant gen
eral, has been relieved from duty at the
Department of the East and ordered to
report at Santiago as adjutant general Of
that department
Washington, D. c. Aug. 26.-Marquis
Santo Thryso the Portuguese minister.
end Senior Calvo. minister of Costa Rico.
have expressed TO the state department
the satisfaction Of their respective govern
r1ents on the termination OF the war with
Spain
New York, Aug. 2s.-The British steamer
Silvia. Captain Clark. arrived this morn
ing from Ponce Porto Rico, sailing from
that port on August %. The Silvia brings
thsrty-eight cabin passengers. but was uzl-
able 10 take any cargo on board, owing 70
her being a British steamer.
Washington. D. c. Aug 26-Captain
Juan S Hart, First regiment United States
volunteer infantry. mas been detailed 20
duty as interpreter 20 the American mill
tary commissioners IN Cuoa. and has boen
ordered from Galveston To Washington.
reporting = Major General WADE
Washington. D. c. Aug 2s-The cabinet
today discussed various questi7Ss cCn eTn
ing Porto Rico, cuba and Iae Phsllpp. aes-
L was decided TO admit butter and butter
inc 10 Porto Rico and Cuba when stamp
Cd as sszch a. . cents pound This s
Z material re5lctson, tae Spanish rate
having been 5 cents on 5ut,er, while out-
ter.ne was not admitted.
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COUNTY CONVENTION
Regular Official Call Made by Chair.
man Mccoy

AS per order of County Central Commit
tee the following conventions are called:
County convention for the purpose of
nominating
1st. County Attorney.
2nd. Probate Judge.
3rd. District Clerk
+th. County Superintendent
Primaries to county convention to be
held at their usual places. In county
from to 5 O'Clock. p. m, and in city
of Wichita from 10 p. m. on the 9Th
day Of September, at the usual polling
places. and convention in Garfield Hall
at Il O'Clock, September Sth. 1895
There viii be q Representative conven-
ton held in Seventy Second district for
the purpose of nominating one Represen.
tative. In West Wichita at o'clock. D.
m on the 9TH day Of September. Also a
commissioner in Third commissioner dis
trict at same place and time.
Seventeen Representative district 10
hold convention on the Sth day of Sep
TENDER AT 10 o'clock. in Garfield Hall
Seventy-First Representative district TO
hold their convention Immediately upon
adjournment Of county convention in Car
Held Hall
The above conventions are entitled to
the following representation. to-wit:
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STORIES OF MIsMANAGEMENr

Washington, Aug. General Corbin
adjutant general of the army, says that
no complaint has reached the war depart
ment from major general brigadier. colo
mel or men of the army, regarding want
or restitution or lack of supplies for the
care Of the troops. No demand has been
made for supplies. other than the regular
acquisitions for troops which come in the
ordinary routine way. General Corbin de-
clined to be interviewed on the subject of
fhe many stories afloat regarding dstitu-
ton and mismanagemen of the war. say
ing that the facts viii come out in due
time and the people will see for them
selves what has been done.
The whole department is greatly stirred
over the many newspaper accounts Of
what has been going on, and it has been
the subject of discussion everywhere
about the department. but evidently the
had Of each bureau believes thai an in
vestigation OF the subject will v.ndicats
him and his department The officers in
Washington say THAI the accounts Of suf-
fering have been exc ggerated. but If there
has been suffering further than the Incl
dents of war naturally would bring about
the fault has not been with the officers n
the departments here.
Each officer processes TO be ready and
willing that there should be an investiga-
lion Some officers say it win be neces-
sary and welcome & complete congress
s.onal inquiry which VIII bring out all the
facts. No official statement is expected
in the absence OF Secretary Alger. who
Will return tomorrow.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-27
M'KINLEY AT CAMP MEADE

Camp Meade, MiddDetown, Pa, Aug. %
Adiutant General Corbfn notified General
Graham today that the visit of President
Mckinley to Camp Meade tomorrow will
be entirely informal and that he does not
desire any review. The president will be
escorted through the camp by General
Graham and staff, after which he will
visit the division hospital and examine the
system of Feeding troops. The order for
a marching review in the presidents hon
or has been revoked at his request.
The First battalion of the Eighteenth
Pennsylvania arrived in camp this morn
ing from Alliance, o., and was followed
later by the Seventh Illinois from Thor
oughfare Gap The Twenty-second Kan
sas is scheduled TO arrive tomorrow. ac-
companied by General Davis and staff.
The One Hundred and Fifty-ninth Indiana
will be in Sunday and the First and Third
battalions of the Third New York Mon
day.
After the troops have been moved from
Thoroughfare Gap the movement of the
First division from Camp Alger will begin.
Orders have been received to muster out
the Twenty-second Kansas regiment.
Private Isaac Wenzel, company NJ, Six
teenth Pennsylvania, and Private Otto
Klinke company D. Third Missouri, died
last night of typhoid fever in the division
hospital.
The division hospitals are filling UP with
patients, but there are very few serious
cases.
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L r. DELANEY. Agent

The Ladies Of the @ 4 r. have ar
ranged for through train % Cincinnati va
Santa Fe on September 3. The round TIP
Is So .. Al excellent opportunity 20 give
your family an outing.
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EBEN E. MAC LEOD. d. 2.
A. G. p & T. A, Topeka.
NATIONAL ENGAGEMENT. G. A R.

Cincinnati. Ohio. September TO 10
On account of the above encampment
the Frisco Line will sell tickets to Gin
clnnau and return from all stations in
Kansas September 2. 5. and 5. for Sls 20
good for continuous passage in both direc-
tons. and for return leaving Cincinnati
not earlier than September 6 and not later
than September 13 An extension OF the
final return limit to October 2. 1898. may be
obtained by deposit OF tickets with Join
agent at Cincinnati. September to g.
inclusive, and payment to him OF 25 cents
For further information. call on or ad-
dress H o. MORTIMORE.
City Ticket Agent
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THROUGH TICKETs-BAGGAGE
CHECKED

Ottawa. Kan. September 5 % i. lsss
Camp meeting and conference Seventh
Day AGventists Of Kansas one fare FOR
the round trip. Dates OF sale September
& 6. 3. 2. 3 and IS. good 70 return uatI
SeDten. Der ..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-27
BIG ORDER FOR BEER

Milwaukee, Wis, Aug. 26.-What may
be expected in the way of increased COM
merce between the United States and its
newly acquired territory is fairly illustrat-
Cd by an order for bottled beer received
Ivy brewing company Of this. city. Its
China agent ras cabled an order for six
ty-seven car loads for immediate ship
ment. The cars are being loaded and win
be forwarded by special trains via the
routes
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u rHE soIrHERN c-AHIPs

Chickanauga. Aug. 26-The movement
from Camp Thomas Is progressing much
more slowly than General Breckenridge
and his officers anticipated. and much
complaint is expressed on all sides. TIE
regiments are ready 20 move but they
are unable 70 secure transportation The
roads seem unable 20 handle more than
two commands a day, while the army Of
ficers desire 70 send out six or az least
FIVE daily II the present rate OF progress
Is maintained al the regiments can not
be got away FOR several weeks
The Sixth Pennsylvania loaded On
trains at Rossville FOR Lexington The
Second Missouri and the FIRST New
Hampshire marched 10 Riaggold. where
they loaded for Lexington These three
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-27

Electric fans are cooling You get them
and other seasoaabls articles n santa fs
Rnr-te AlnlnR ears.
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GRANp ENCAAIPMENr-
knights O.. Py,hias. indianapolis, Augu
- 10 -

knights o. p ,hias. indianapolis, August
- 10 -
The Supreme Grand Lodge session. Aug
ust 50 70 september lo. For the above oc-
cas!on The Frisco Line Will sell tickets
10 Indianapolis and return August y. %
and q, at rate OF ISIS. Tickets VIII De
sood returning nog earlier thar august ..
and not la5er than August 81 Extension
OF final return Einlit 10 September 70. ISIS.
may be obtained oy deposit OF ticket wiki
Joint agent a. indianapolis on o. before
August -. and payment 10 him OF = cents
For further Information call on or ad-
dress Il. o. MORTIMORE
CITY Ticket Agent.
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ExcIrRsIoNs

The Frisco Line viii sell tickets at rate
OF one and one-third for the round trip
account the following meetings
Annual meeting Advent Christian
church. Mendoza. IL. Aug. 1875.
Biennial meeting United States Grand
Lodge OF the Order OF Birth Abraham.
Philadelphia. Pa. August sl-g5.
Seventh Day Baptist General Confer
ence, Milton Junction. Wis. August 2.-5o.
For further particulars call on or ad-
dress H o MoRTIMORE.
City Ticket Agent.
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ATTFNTInN-G A p

For the national encampment. G. A. r..
at Cincinnati. Ohio. the Rock Island will
sell tickets Sept. 2, 3 and 4. at rate OF
$500 for round trip. good FOR return IN
til October I'd. For particulars call at
ticket Office Rock Island passenger depot.
A. Z. COOPER.
EBEN f. MAC LEOD, D. p. A.
A C. P & T. A. Wichita.
TO1aka
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EDWIN BARKER

In his specially arranged monologue play
entitled, "a Peaceful Valley" Rarely is
I the good fortune of one to attend SO
enjoyable, finished and artistic an enter
tainment as Mr.. Barker's Peaceful VAL
ey' His Hosea could not have been done
better by Sol Smith Russell himself
Everybody was sorry when it was over"
Montgomery (Ala.) Advertiser.
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Acknowledgements

~0ScO0~7~o~-S0-0-0-o-oO-O--
10 Sedgwick County Reputlicans-I
hereby announce myself candidate for
Probate Judge, subject to Republican
county convention, September s. Pri-
maries In Wichita, September g. to Z
o'clock 2. m; outside CT Wichita. to 8
CLOCK p. m. THOS c. WILSON
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ALG[R At ||CKOFF
Grants Thirty-Day Burroughs
to Four Regiments
INCLUDING ROUGH RIDERS
Musterings Out and Camp
Changes--Hospital Notes.
INCLUDING ROUGH RIDERS

New York, Aug. 26.-secretary Alger to-
! day resumed his work Of investigating the
! affairs OF Camp Wikoff today. Among the
/ first things he did was TO give attention
10 granting thirty days furlough to the
men OF the Seventy-drst New York voIua-
teers and the Second Massachusetts Gen
erai Alger told the commanders of these
regiments TO make out lists of men who
were able to leave camp so they can de-
part for their homes as soon as possible
The Rough Riders are also to be grant
ed burroughs. and SO will the Michigan
volunteers.
AT the expiration OF their furloughs the
Seventyfirst men will not return to Camp
Wikoff, but to Camp Black TO be formally
mustered out. The Second Massa chusetts
men will report at South Pennington for
mastering out after their furloughs.
General Alger has given notice that sick
regulars will also be allowed TO go home
on furloughs, so that within a few days
thousands of the men VINO are now in
camp will be away to make room for
those now on the transports in Fort Pond
bay waiting to come ashore and those ex-
pected on transports yet to come from
Santiago, including General Shafter and
his staff. General AIger said he did not
know when he should leave, as he wanted
TO see things in better shape before he
went away. General Alger while making
his rounds babe careful inquiry on routine
a fairs nd r1yba nor q q r
ice and malk had been received at the
hospitals When he found what he con-
sidered neglect anywhere he plainly called
to account those responsible.
Secretary Alger today received a dis
patch from Adjutant General Corbin, in
Washington, informing him that Presi-
dent Mckinley could not come to Camp
Wikoff this week. The president will visit
the camp, but he is not looked for now
before the middle or end of next week.
Another transport reached the camp to-
day. II was the D. H. Miller and she has
the men of the First regular infantry, 376
in all. on board Twenty of. them were
sick, but there were no deaths during the
voyage neither are any Of the sick men
down with any contagious diseases.
There were two deaths reported in camp
today, John GULLY, of company c, Sew
enty first regiment, died of dysentery,
and John Dorman, of company E. Twenti-
eth United States infantry, died from dys-
EMERY and exhaustion.
In the general hospital there are 1850
patients. There are $50 typhoid patients
in the hospital. which is a decrease. The
number of men in the detention camp was
236, and this is also a lower record than
Yesterday
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Sidewalk Proposals.
City Clerks Office,

Wichita. Kan, Aug %, 1888.
Sealed proposals Will be received at this
office until o'clock p. N. September 70.
1898, for the construction Of unfinished
sidewalks, as follows:
a II. wide permanent walk on the
west side of Emporia avenue. from Second
street to Central avenue.
A #. wide permanent walk on the west
side of Lawrence avenue, from Second
street TO Central avenue.
A #. wide permanent walk on the
west side of Water street, from Douglas
avenue 10 First street
a certified check for SO payable to the
city Of Wichita. must accompany each
bid. which shan forfeit to said city upon
the refusal or neglect OF NE bidder to
whom the contract is awarded entering
into contract with said city TO Construct
SAID walk in accordance with his bid. Afl
walks to be cons tructed in accordance
with The specifications on file in the office
Of the city engineer. The bider must
state the price per square foot
The mayor and counca reserve the right
70 reject any or all bids
dS6-Si. H, T. KRAMER, City Clerk.
Waen you send your small pictures TO
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Our NAVY nndHaMnii

Every American is inte-est ed in The re-
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Iamilia-ize himself with the wonderful
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American Navy.-of our modern battle
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the Spanish fleets AZ Manila and SANTIAGO.
It may also be Of interos, 70 inform your
selves relative TO The newly acquired ,er-
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Electric fans TO keep you cool are new
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Tickets on sale September 3. I and ;.
limited TO October >. lSgS Agent santa
Fe Route Will reserve oerths N sleeper
and check baggage through.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

To the Republicans of Sedgwick County:
hereby announce myself a candidate for
Probate Judge, subject to the decision of
the Republican county convention.
JAMES L. DYER