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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-01-04
F. NJ. Sanford, Prince.

F. M. Sanford, Prince.
Miss Pearl Pike, Bride.
ARTHUR Macpherson, Groom.
@. Carmankie, Indian,
DIR. Kistler, Romeo.
Annie Larson, Lady.
Lizzie Morrison, Lady.
Mr.. Fallon, Working Sailor.
Johnsy Parker, Clown.
Z. A. Reid, Convict.
Mrs.. WellorsEon, Fancy costume.
Mrs. Fien,
Mrs. Swaney,
Mrs. Laid,
C. II. billiard, Black Coon.
N. Ecbiverris,
G. II. Pierson,
w. Fl. Pierson,
l.. L. Kaiser, ANY old thing.
Miss Grace Evans, Night.
Mazzie Dillaid, Aztec maid.
Fred Behler, Prince carnival.
Edna Hodge, Drummer girl.
Miss McKenna, Grecian costume.
Ed Geogg, Cbwn.
Mrs. H. Ward, Morning.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-01-04
Notice to Hunters.

Notice to Hunters.
] hereby notify all hunters not to
trespass upon my premises. Those
who do not heed this notice will be
prosecuted. T. G. Hermann
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-01-04

MITE. DdVb Nh5ltlln 10 lis
New Years day was quiet.
Mrs. J. q. EIDE has been quite sick for
a week.
DR.. Richardson has been i'll for sever
al days.
Lizzie Allen is spending the holidays
at home.
Irving Ross Of North Trackec was In
town last week.
FoR RENr-Furnished house. Enquire
at Home Meat Market.
Fl. II. Forney, Superintendent of Air
Brakes. Was in town Monday.
Charlie keyes has been accepting the
congratulations OF his friends.
The Ladies' Aid meet Thursday after.
noon at 2 80 at Mrs. Budden's.
Senator Allen has introduced a bill
providing for postal telegraph lines.
George Cogwin OF Carson furnished
the costumes for the masquerade ball.
Miss Susie Treadway spent the holt
days in California and returned Mon
day.
Genesy 4 Savage carry a complete line
of stoves. Their air tight stoves are
models OF economy.
Thomas Kaney Of Pine Valley and
Miss Annie Donohue OF Virginia City,
are to be married.
Election contests seem to be fashion
able as they exist in nearly half the
counties in the State.
La Grippe is an epidemic in the east
ern States and Is liable TO reach the
Coast in the near future.
@. w. Wiekersham. the local jeweler.
has been appointed Watch Inspector at
this point for the Southern Pacific Co.
One married man in Elko says that
the reason he does not stay at home
nights is because he is afraid to stay
alone.
DR.. II. b. Mcdonald. Office in DIS.
T hnildiog. Crown and bridge work
Teeth without plates. Fine gold Filings,
Charges reasonable.
The SoIthern Pacific Company has
placed a order for 81 engines, 10 passen,
ger ears, 5 cafe cars, 8 double drawing
loom coaches and 1900 freight cars.
The Wadsworth Hotel dining room
has been closed, hut the patrons will b,
accommodated with lodging and til,
best OF wines, liquors and cigars at til,
lar.
NJ health person nee fear and dan
F"rons consequences from an attack O
IL Er'ppe II properly treated. 1t is nl6cl
he sauie RI treatment. Remain quietl,
at hoine and take Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy rs directed Tor Il severe cold
and II prompt and complete recovery il
ftre I" leileS. For sale by all druggists
airl lie Commercial Co. OF Loyelock. y
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-01-04

Shoes half-soled for SO cents
at the Kinney Boot and Shoe
Store. Good material and
good work guaranteed.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-01-04

SauerSraut and Weinerwurst at GAY
nOr's n
German pickles and sauer krautat
the Wadsworth Bakery.
Fox sALE-Twenty-fve white leghorn
pullets
j. G. D~RIsooLL.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-01-04
THE MASQUERADE BALL.

Rebekah3 III MUSIC u iasC fi""'
evening was a grand success in every
vay and thoroughly enjoyed by all who
participated. The arrangements were
frst-class in every particular and deser'-
ed commentator.
The costumes were much better than
nspal and a dozen or more prizes could
have been bestowed worthily. Miss
| Peal Pike and Arthur Macpherson are
Deserving OF special mention for the ex-
| c~ellence of their make-ups and the easy
graceful way in which they sustained
them. Now that it is known how
completely they car FIJI the bill there is
but little doubt that both will be called
upon more seriously
The "Only Tin Cans in the Alley"
were all right and were praised very
highly.
There were enough coons present to
constitute an audience for a camp meet
ine. but "all coons look alike to me-"
The "Uncle Sam group was dressed
uniformly in stars and stripes n is
deserving of mention and would have
captured a prize if there had been
another awarded.
The lodge saw that every one of their
guests had:a good time and plenty OF
dances. Manager Behler and bis as
s~istants performed their work nicely and
ably.
The music by C~ascagnette's orchestra
was full OF harmony and timed to just
suit the merry dancers.
The hall was prettily decorated with
the emblems OF the order in the ar
rangement.
The following is q list of the prize win
ners and the character:
For the best dressed lady, a beautiful
medallian picture was awarded to
Mrs. VIM. Short, Popcorn girl.
Best gentleman, a cuff and collar box
to
Sam Davis, Jack Frost.
Best sustained lady character, a box
of fine stationery, to
Mics Kate Murphy, Grandma.
Best sustained gentleman character,
a silver mounted smoking set, to
Charles Short, Chinaman.
Most original lady character, a pretty
necktie box, to
Alice George, Dutch girl.
Most original gentleman character, a
mirror. to
VIM. Short, Looking Backward.
Best group of six, fancy vases, to
Tom Smith, Only tin can in the alley.
Alex Forrest,
Mrs. Tom Smith,
Mrs. HINES,
Mrs. T. Clara,
Miss Josie O'Brien, Mask.
Miss Mable McComber, Mask.
Nielse johnson, Dusty Rhodes.
jeff Poole, Any old thing.
VIM. Kaiser, Indian Chief.
Maud Kaiser, Good luck.
Frank Gillian, simply a o
Ada Frosig, Stars.
q. Shutz, Prince.
Alice Steele, Sunset.
Ada billiard, Girl in blue.
M. A. Richardson. Colored dude.
Sadie billiard, On the bum.
Liddy Ladd, Rag Picker,
G. West, Darby dude.
w. s. Cooper, Sailor. ya
H. Eaton. Card Sharp.
Mrs. NJ. Wiley, Carnation pink.
VIM. Shaher, The Devil.
Lewis Bryan, Clown.
VIM. Summers, Sailor.
Miss Anderson, Sailors lass.
Minnie Quinn, Fancy dress.
Mrs. p. Laveaga, Milliner.
Miss Yank, Winter.
Fred Kline, 5 eenie.
Fred Geogg, Uncle Sam.
Lille Brannin, Uncle Sans daughter.
Maud Alice,
Clara Finley,
Maggie Donelin,
Mrs. Yeargin,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-20
gSirb am sunnrrifus binstri6trt.

SerfeD Gitp, R.zS., 19. 6ebr.
- Der 8sqnaDigungS1of 3ielt geitern
i'm 8an3lergeri4tszSolle eine @rtraz
SiBurg o6, um oas 8egnaOigungsgez
Tu6 oss pegeR @rmorOung pon Qnz
oraip 5snrD gum 3ob2 berurt9eiIt2n
8m. RsiD gu erpG9en uno 4rgumente
an3u6Dren. GrzR;d.:r Wm. 3. 9offz
mann ipra9 3u 9uniten Der I'm
narolung Der Sopesipra6s in ls6:nsz
lGngl;9e 8efdngniB6aft unO ma6ts
geltenO, Dab 8sio ni6t fir bic 56at
psrunttporsli6 qemuft psrDen t0nre.
Diitrittslnpalt @rpin beitanD baz
rauf, oaB Rsio eiren OOridBIi6en
W2orO 6e9an9en ba6e unO DollItGnO;g
9eiitesgdunb lei. Der 8egnaoigungs=
Eof m14te oann cine Ut;ttugspauie,
rad neldsr ou5 8egnaDigungsgeTu4
in Grpdgung 9e3ogen uno I8li:Bli6
ob9ele6nt nurDe. g2ur Elm 2aienri9=
ter Itimmte fir 8ep;qigung Des &C.
iu6as, unD ReiO pirO am rd4iten
9onnsrItag Gingert6tet peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-20
u us 6 Ii b a.

Sin W2aior Der 9unbesarmee ais
i5dlI6er unp 0ieb entlarpt.
S6pirigfsiten nit 5u6tloisn
g2egeriolOaten. - Gigorrenmds
6erzStrtte in 5apand. - 9araOe
Des 7. glrmeecprps.
Suntiu9p be s II B 4, 19. 5es
6ruar. - Muior GoparO 8ilIpn pom
3. Smmunen &sgiment bat ii4 Dor
Dem 8riegsgeri6t Der 5dIi4un8 uno
Determination i6ulDig 6etdnrt.
S6pere GtraFe 6arrt isiner. 4m
Montaq piro au9 bic triegsgerl9t@
li6e 9srbanDIurg gegen Die fdrbt9en
Soloaten pom 9. oSmmunen Re8Iz
ment 6eginnen, psI6s am IA. gtopemz
Ser in Gan 2uis pe6rloIe @ubaner
nieOerI6oTeR. Die S6uIOigen pers
ben a6er i6lperli1 gu ii6erfiibren Fejn,
oa ibre 8ameraDeu tie ni4t pret5geben
ppq;n. Sin cubdnHGsr PolI3iIt ers
T6pB geItern einer far6igsn SOl0aten
pom 8. SQinoiS Regiment, Der be-
Erunten mar uno lid gepaltIam ietner
8er6uftung piberIeBte. Die Inter
fud,ung BAT erqaben, buB Der Poll3Iit
nit Dem pie 6sIeiIen nit einem @tuhl
auF i'm sinEuuenoen fdrbtgen 3runz
tenbplo ni6t aroer5 ferttg peroen
tonnte.
5upunu, 19. 6ebruar. - 300
giQdrrenmu6er Der Corona @t9arz
rerFa6r.f 6aben oie2lrbeit nieOergele8t.
Mur erpurtet, ouB Ii1 Der Strife auf
Die u6rigan Gigarrenfubrtten Der
Sta0t dusoebnen pirb. Die 4rbeiter
6etlaQen Ii6 Bitter iiber 9eneral Wez
rocal, ben 9pli3si6ef, tpel6sr cubdntz
T6e Soloaten an Die BldBe Der Strtz
fer qeI6idt bat. 2lm SOnntdg IOI
cine MaTenperIammlung itattfinoen,
in peI4sr gegen bieIe 9anolungsneiIe
proteItirt pernsn ioQ.
General 9ouperneur 8roote ndAm
ueItern 91a6mittdg bei Marionao bic
8aruoe ii6er oas 7. 4rmeezSorps ab.
Die Repue, an pai4er $4,000 Mann
She'll nu6men, Qeitoltete Iia gu einem
glG3enben militdrif6en S4auIp;el.
Die RequlGren puren nur bur6 bds
7. &dpdIsrie Regiment bertreter.
Sine grpBe 4n3dbl @ubaner tpobnte
Der 9araoe, peI4e 3pet Stunoen
ouuert:, Bel.
9uilermo 0ols, Elm 8ruber bes
SefretGr fir Boit unb SelegraP3 i'm
perFloIienen 2lutonomiiten &abtnet,
1T gum Gipu @puperneur bon PInar
bel Rio ernunnt poro2n.
@insr OepeI6e aus Gienfuegos 3uz
| fplqe itutteten @ensralmaior Sobn s.
Bates. U2ilitGr 8ouperneur Des De
partements Santa CLARA, uno 9ensz
ral oSnIpattor 8redinrib9e 8eItern
General @ome8 eirYn 8eIu9 a6. 60
ne8 piro morqen na9 GarOenaS ii6
6eqeben. O6eritIsutsnunt Qout8 so.
U1aus. Der ais G6efz2lr3t Des 7. Or
meezGorps reItgnirt bat, 1T 6eute bon
| bier na8 RepI9ort ab8efabren.
6upuna, 19. 6e6rudr. - 0ds
8Latt ga Qu3a" lieit ben cu6dniI6en
Sefretdren, Nt;tglieOern Oe5 8eirut98
oes @enerul 8ouRrreurs 8roote,
pegen i6res 9erbaItens 6ei'm 8egrdbs
niB oes Generals GaIirto 9arctu
griinoli6 ben 3ert. @enn lie i9on
| T6 bem 8orge6en Der Qfemblp, bon
ben iysierIi4teiten Ii4 fern gu balten
angeT4loTen bdtter, bGtten lie Dem
gsiIpiel oes Generals Domingo U}on=
bes @apote, Oe5 6js6srigen 9auPisS
Der cu6anii6en 8egerur8, peIaer dlS
prGfoent Der cubaniI4en NiIemblr
reIiqnirt sat, fol9en unO dl5 8sirdt3;
General 8ropfe'S 3uriidtretea ioaen
| WGrnar, petfs cine Oerarttge liner
| fahrenheit uno g2srp0iitGt an Den Sal
leqten, tpie Die Sefretdre, io[Iten MIDI
an Der Spibe Der 8erpaltuag be-
| Qunbes iteben.
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dies etnatcr Godreu an Sttls oieIer
Bin an6iatst, Den angeItre6tsn Sired
nift erpsiten farm. Die 0uu'lhe
gia autoriIirt Die 9srfGrtung Der re-
gutGrsn Qrmes auf 100000 Ntanr,
ccs Su6Ititut oae:gen pronet um Dab
bic grmee ouf 0ausr ton 3nei Sa6ren
nod duf ibrer gsgsapdr.;ssH StGrts
pen $4,000 M1nn gsfaIten pero:n
oarf uro oaB Die Rsgisrurg ermGAtt8t
Iein Ioq, 5000 N&ann ein9s6orens
9iIfstruppsn auf Su61, Pprto Rico
ur0 ben Philippiren dn3uper6an.
Morger (McntaO pj,O Der Senat Die
@rpGgung Der 9ia Beginner, uno
frern oisieI6e ri6t DOR 9ertagung Der
gssenrGrtigsu SiBurg, an 4. Uldr5,
na4 8unTf Der QominiItration beIjz
ritip ongenOmmer piro, ip piro Der
PrGIioent cine gTtraiiBung einberus
fen
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Nnm Strifc in 8aua.

9and,- 81, 19. 6e6r. - Willidm
9. &6ilceB, 8eri6teritutter fiir Set
tungen in ct. Qouis urb @6icago,
Der Ii6 bur69arteinabme fir Die far
6igen 2lrbeiter bic 6einoi6aft Der
Itritenben &oblengrd6er 3uge3ogen
6Qtte. purbe geitern Qbeno uuf oem
6eimpege BON eirem Striter, @eSIe3
9ppe. binterrid5 iiberFaqen unO
6ur6 &nuppel6is6e in's 9:Iidt uno
auf Den 8opf faIb toot gef6Iagen.
Die 6altung Der Striter ieIbit 1T
lpieber cine 10 Oro6enoe, DaB Capt.
gou6, 9efebls6dber Der Wtili3d6theiz
luno in 9ano. bic gun3e ibm CUR Ser
fiiaung Febenbe Wonni4aft gum
8a6oisnIt aufgeboten bat. W&an be-
Fir6tet peitere ernitIi4e 8u9eitOz
rungen.
Su1lor8bilIs SG, 19. 5e6r.
- Sine NttisngeIeqi6aft nit $lOO,s
600 8etriebstapital niro Bier gu oem
3pede gegriinbet, nm bic &ohIenz
8e6en in Bara tduFlia 81 iibernebs
men urO bamit Dem lan2sn Strife
Elm Gnbe gu MAIDEN.
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2oSnet $
@rUftc Bargains lit 0fanteln.


Gol9e 6iaigen 9reiIe, ME bieTe, Iinb
niemuls gebrudt tpOroen = D. +. fir
mGntel oieIer GualitGt. unb es err
eignet Ii6 geraOe, buB sic ieBt bieroon
9ebruu6 baben uuO Ii4 i6res @ertbes
nad Ser3ensluf erfreuen tOnnen. Nur
cine beT6rdntte 2ln5abI ieOer Sorte
oor6anoen.
5sOcns sccbunOsfsn QlHi3 6a9es, nit Set
unO &raio o,iidt, nit 1bbst b,ieBt unO nit atlas
c,;ittsrt lp,rtb 500 b,s $3.50. s1.9s.
7am,n43adttg. i6parjs urS> blame 66cOiotg
Dor. ,ytuntcn, ROt6sRragn. 1pert6 $40, $1.0S
Rinocr-Rc,fc:s, 5antDs@outlss. giatrOcntraa,r,
ater bis 8, lUtrtb $3.50 S1.os.
UldOttu. R,cf,rs, ounttlslObTurbiue Rsritp balb
nit atlus 0efittsrt sIltsr 10 bis Is, p;rtb 500
S19S.
t9ai6, Sadcts, nit i6pauen 9lFra6an Rauttu,
garp NIT Atius 8siHttsrt, lUert5 $500 1915.
Gettrii6, sc:bunOsf,uzGOaarett,g, G5in8iuas
Rraosu uHO Rautsn, nit atlas g,fattert, pcrt6
$lO.W, %loS.
9slIsGOaarettes, Qrduer Srimmsr, btles SpoI=
ium, Siiss= SesbuItosfeu, rucrtb 800, $I.9S.
elnoc Guotrmdntc gang geolt, nit SruiO be-
i,bttr RrngsH, braun, b!au unO grim 2Ilter biz
5, cpcrtb $3.50, $I0S.
R;n0er= 4tli =garniturcn, r,ib,s uuO lo6forbios
qtpr,uitlts5 gInpora, ipcrtb $3.50, 81 90.
Gl,ftriibs Sctbuuosf'a= =Gaps3. 20 3Ol lang, l2o
3OG uutcrw,its pOlle Jultin, Uertb $500
$3.50
Gleitriide iSstbuuos f,n=6dp;s, NIT mar0srfsu
bsi.sttm SraetH Raut,u uno unttn, Is 3oa lang
slnj nit NtIas oeiiittrt, rpertb 1888, $50
0lm,n=5adsts, itruayis Gb,piots, @Ouc.s uuO
RtrisDs, SOrs uHO Gl1s6ront,. sitit6eO" Riidcn.
tbeil, uufroasuO' uuO @pt6=Graotn euni nit gttIas
sstittsrt, iDtrtb $500 bis $1,000, 1915.
Samsn GIdUtIttt,= =g9rdpp;rs, ofc=Radentbsil,
poae GrOnts, 6pauIctttn uuo nit Sraio beiebt,n
56ultcru etipiBts Burttl, pOau,it, Rode, Qrubt
gusiDabl bibibr @ut,r, ptrtb $l.2j bis $l.5O
69c
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9osner's
3mciunSSrciRi9 SanicnE
rsfmslfnnrne Serrenz 9rasrn une weanfd,ctten
aus rem renommirteiten 5abrIsen
M.
9osnet'S
Imerifd's!
Die neusfen uno popuidrIteu 50:

Die neusTten unO pOputdrTteu So
cons!
9Gss pierfu6e, rein linnene Nuaren.
gBr ptrOcn brute WOrutn 5um Scrtauf ftuen
Gin poafdnOisss eager, ivtt6ss aug aber 1iOciunos
O2,ibis 9aui:nO $4,000 rein lnnsner otrrcnfrag,n
unO Mani6stttn idmmtli3 nj: neu;fen uuO SOpu=
ldritcu 5lcOns iar oitt Jriibabrs SuiiOn, b;fcbt.
2i,ic gGllrtn it1nrUcn aus Den rtnommirtit:u fSa=
brit,n Nmcrtas BOD auf GrunO Der @srtaui@bs=
OinOunuen, airtcn mir Die 6irnrcn ni6t au0'u'btH.
sr,jielc glufmcrfiamf:it lit o,m 9HaeIn DER Sra=
ocn unO pIui8cttcn Qeip5om,t pOrOn uno spar
mar IS 91uO= =gHotl,i. 2itislben fno idmmt3
l7e.= unS 25c. sRr2g:n uuo 2ocs unO 25c. c.zNunbcts
ten. sie f5nu,u, 20 oitl s!c poG:n, 81 &c. pro
RraQsu uno Zoe fir DIaui6sttsn taui;n.
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&O8ntr'S
GuOrmrs Ginkaufrn fir SGn (6nrurn
l1rrkauf orr grdften (allOn'
grmaFrn Bargains.
Critic Sfnittmaarcn= SScrtbc.
Slciberituff= =&aui9clcaenbcit.

gBir perben psrtaufen orei perI4tez
bene 9orrGtbe Der gang iaIfongemdBsn
&leiberzMaterialien in ben be'ten amez
rifaniI9en Sabrittionen uno ben punz
f9enstpert5eIten 5drben. Gtpa fiinFz
uno3pan5ig Deri4ieOene MuTtsr unO
Gombinationen, i'm 9an3en 5000
garos, iinO bprbanben.
Sine bHbibs austpabl pon OOpstlt6rcittn, ipolats
p:bt;n iigurirttn 9roeaOes, in 1ti6unusu BON
mariutblau uuO i8iparS, braun uHO i8par3, atas
Sarme uuo i6sparI unO marinsblau uHO peiB. Sjcic
gSaur,u fuO Nurbaus lpeytboOu uno 0IeibE0utcnO
nit fcin.r 9looctits; iu,rt5 29c., 15c.
Gin 9Orratb BON ftncn VunjDOIsncn 3tptit6nigen
Gautics 0oas 81 3oa britt, bette Garbrn. 9as
aTOrrimtut bttcbt aus @uarIinitns5trtir Rars
r,aur in ostidieOtntn 6arbcH, Na CpcrsMutcr uuO
G6cUiot.Gffcftsn, paf,nO fir it5t uno GrHbiabr.
Siciclbtn FuO cine RcpyOOuttion in,pOrtirttr Guu=
cits - Gin grobtr Bargain iu 15c.
Gin 9Orratb BON idJparj,n brotaoirtcn @rinian=
tines, pOae 27 3oa britt, orobs GuoIidt Drtb
DC, 15c
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3osnet'S
3fuci erUfc Sd1nb= Bargains.

8ir ucrD:u ,um 9erfIuf tsacu Iptitaui'Ho 9aar
Ilmu. stuiiri6ubs uuO SumtuzRuOpiibubt 9c=
arb;ttt aus itbtr Art 2.Dtr uuo GombinltjOntn BON
2:r,r uuo Su6 Sn Otm @orratb brfinOm T6 tis
Zig; @cDclcs Il. S6lcbtipst'tr- Strabcnbubc," it,
- DIut,r NM all, 2tif,utOrmsn, G,rObeu uon
bis 3 3it g9,rtb; oi,itr Sbubs rangirsu oon 500
bis III 500. Sic m6otu FdJ oi:ielben ouspd5lsn
iir S1.OO.
29ir wtro,u QIti6iaus sum 9trtdu feltn tauz
iiD Q1ar MdO6u. UNI RinOrsS6ubs, gldnjtnO:
uuo nibtalaBcuos &jN, :iu;Qs 4ltcntL!Ou 9amps
56ubc aue iyaccus urO 2Irt,u in otri6cO,nen Wtus
f,rn. Gitit S6ubs Tuc pirtgit pom Sl.5O bis
800 rutrtb. Sit ba5su Sbrs Nus1uabl fir 65c.
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SciSenitufi. BARGAINS.

Wt3iclfarbia; byOtaOrr Stiocntoffs, crtra tars
tss lu6, puae 90 3Oa brett in GOmbiuatiOncn BON
garnet unO bsablau, IDcB uuO maisfarbt uro g:lb
uno blau. Si:ic Tno itin: importirte SeiOcnitoiis
uno fSnuen fir l8aifs RlciOcr uuO 9cilB gebraubt
ptrosn; tp:rtb uuacfdbr 3Oc; btibrdntti Cuulitdt.
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Srifbsr 5mport Don
spOner bssradte iavantfd,.n seirenHOfTcu

pir fp:rocn oin bubi8ts Eager oon 2Dontr be-
Srudtrl iapduii6cu SciO,nitofftu ptrtaufcu. St:.
i,lbtn fuO pole y 3oa brett uno it babm Die ucut
ten sRuftsr unO 5arbtn, iuelbc i6!par3cn Cruno
nit lutBeu 5troasGigurtn, ibparIcn Giruuo nit
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DIS mir ic g3cut babcn. soc.
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80 { 6r g oIDufen p6er cine
@rtraiibuno.

@a|hington, n, .. g., 19. 5e6r.
= 0uS &riegs : 0epaptsnsnt o:r0fz
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@rmee i'm 8unoes5enat uaumqGnglt9
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Ertrnn DER Grirasifrnrr.

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len. Die 8lammttinrubme bis gum
S6luB oe8 5i5toliabrs5 pir0 duf
1863 $4,000 6er2hnet.
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MQuilu.

8of6ipgto II, .. G., 19. Je6r.
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bepartement unter'm 6eutigen Datum
Tolgenbe 9epeI6e:
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genbe pettere Sobesfdle eingetreten:
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acknowledgement, gu Marila. an
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tonzRegiment, an 6rpnii6er Ru6r;
GommiHaridts=Sergeunt 2lrtbur 8.
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0iIon 90. Osborn, pom l. Suoz
0afotuz3egiment, an ben 8lattsrn:
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funteriez4 z4egiment. an 0unben: Splz
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bom 3. 2(rti1erie<Reoiment; gBm. g.
WeberIid, pom /. Montana Reuiz
ment; So9n S. Campbell, ppm l.
acknowledgement.
Weitere 8erpunbste: Serqeant R.
.. SopPe, let4t; Sergeant 2eroD 8.
G6islbs, Iet6t; Corporal G0parb >.
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i'm re6tsn S6enleI; lieutenant Bert
.. 06ebon, lei9t. Die beioen lebtz
srtpd6nten ge66ren gum l. Ne6rdsfas
Regiment, Die lle6rigen gum l. @aI6z
Acknowledgement"
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JO0n C. Iri6(e.

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9abe1t
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ni6t tb0rt6t, cine GrfaG'
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srible, @r. 80, 70 cit.scrimstpnitr
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-10-06
This popcr is Democratic IN principles
and Is fndependent in its viesos on all local

questions

The activity and enthusiasm when were
indicated in the curse of the Democratic
enrolment, last evening, are highly satis-
factory to all who are concerned Tor the
success of the party. There was a great
turn out Of voters. Many Democrats VINO
are seldom or never seen on such occa-
sions. were out to register their party
faith and loyalty. and the number OF
names placed on the enrolment BOOKS
eurpasses all records.
The fact becomes stiil more encouraging
when we contrast it with the admitted
apathy which characterized the Repup-
lican showing on the previous evening.
These primaries were SHINY attended.
Even the kickers did not think 1t worth
while raising trouble at any of them
They were a mere dull formality to keep
alive the form of an organization which
is inwardly dead.
The assurance of victory. however,
which we derive from these displays, Of
force on the one handsand WEAKNESS oN
the other. must not lead Democrats to
neglect their duty in the coming cam
paign. No election is won until the last
vote is counted.
besides, this year we are on our mettle-
We have to show. in the face of hostile
paraphernalia. that the great majorities
Of the last two years were bona hde. A
drop this year would give color to the
SANDERS Of the Tribune the Press"
and other Republican organs. On the
contrary, II we roll up a good old-time
vote In the face of Prosecutor Erwin and
Of Sheriff nMoLean's Grand Jury, our
enemies will be COMPOUNDED and choked
with their own lies.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-10-06
THE STODDARDS RECEIVE
Pleasant Evening Given in
Honor of Their Son and
Wife From Kansas City.


Among the pleasant events Of the season
to be long remembered by about a hum
dred or more Jersey City people was the
reception rendered last evening to Mr.. and
Mrs. Solomon stedaard at the residence Of
the Rev. E. I. stoddard. on Summit ave-
nue..
The reception was given by DR.. Stod-
dard in honor Of his son and daughter
in-law. from Kansas City. who are visit
ing the rector. and among those present
were the vestry of st. johns Church,
Mr.. Solomon stoddard's boyhood friends
and. those who had been invited 70 the
wedding which was held IN Kansas City
just a year ago besides q few Of pr and
Mrs. stoddard's personal friends.
The house was beautifully decorated
with palms and potted plants. Mr.. and
Mrs. Solomon stoddard received numer-
Gus congratulations from those unable I'M
able to attend the wedding last October,
and a delightfully."- social evening ensued.
not a small part OF which was an excel
sent collation. served BY Morrow & Day,
During the evening Mrs. van Clef, organ
list of st. Johns Church, rendered sew
erals solos.