davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-11-30
BoER-ENGLIsH FIGHTING FORCES.

BoER-ENGLIsH FIGHTING FORCES.
To those interested in the tragic
events now being enacted in South At
RIGA possibly a detail statement OF the
forces representing the strength OF
the British and Boer armies may be ac-.
ceptable. Col. S. S. Sumner, military
attache of the, United States at Lon
don. who has been ordered to South
Africa to witness the military opera
tons there, sends the following state
ment OF the present and prospective
strength OF the British army in South
Africa:
Regulars ........... ............12,0OO.
Yoiunteers s........ ........ 80. IL, 900
Reinforcements arriving before
November .......... 100000
Total forces in South Africa on
Yemper .......... 49,. BE, 900
Reinforcements contemplated = one
complete army corps, divided thus:
Savatry ........ ................ 1884
infantry ..i.t..... 30 1853
Corps troops, including artillery
and engineers ............s..... s, 122
Troops on line of communication 9,297
Troops to be left at base ........ 2,S32]
f1 slt - ~ = - ~, IA 1--I
itIotal .... $685.! t..s. ..A.,.. 81, 0S2
Contingents from Queensland and
New Zealand ......... ........ $50
Grand total ..5... .s8, 1892
Col. Sumner also sends an estimate of
the Boer forces, said to be the official
figures of Commandment General Jou-
bert. The total number given is &c.
1884 men. 3,Af 4 4
according to Brussels dispatch Dr..
Leyds, the diplomatic agent of the
Transva-.l in Europe, has issued 81
statement that the Beers have 4 now
nearly 100000 men in the field made up1
NJ:
Boer regulars ...................35 , 900
arEllery ...... ................. 1880
Orange Free State troops, INCLUDE
lns outlanders .........i i. ...l35, 900
Natal Boerss.... ..iy ............; 5000
Bechuanaland and Rhodesian
beers ..s,.... ......s. ...-.,.5 G, 900
Forei, IN legiona.... ..............;. 500
americans ,......... 1000
Germans g.. -
Dutc -belgians 1880. .......... 1000
Irish ............ ............... 1000
Scandinayiaps- ........'.. ........ 6O0]
French, Swiss and italians $500. 2OOl
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-11-30

SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
Daily Courier. year, by malice. 500
Daily Courier, year, by carrier $500
Semi Weekly Courier, year. l,59
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-11-30
IOWA PRESS ooMMENT.
PriviIege OF ciyiIixatiop

Cedar Rapids Gazette: Sure! Com
pei the young Indian boys TO so to
school and allow the young white boys
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-11-30
CIRCULATION.

The Ottumwa Courier has larger
circulation than any Ottumwa news
paper ever had. Larger in the city
and larger outside.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-11-30
Founded 9th August, 1s4s.

Published sen,.weekly on Tuesdays and
Thursdays.
Office: liz South Market Street.
Telephone editorial or business ofice) No. ~.
Address the Courier Printing CO., Ottumwa, Ia .
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-11-30

We wonder if-Aguinaldo, as he runs,
carries with him the $20,Oo0,0O0 which
he proposes to pay the United States for.
the Philippines? .4
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-11-30

Read the Courier for newA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20
ELECTRiC FLAsnES.

There nrn now two wou DEVELOPED
cases Of small TuN ana fourteen Hua-
pcvtod cases 600 The quarantine hospital
az tho Preside. san Francisco.
Tho l.. q. Sheep company has nlad mr..
i.ClUH ~ Incorporation nt Cheyenne.
Wyp. Capital stock. iil .Do1 The iu-
glrpprnturH are jay 10. Turrry. David
the GgoHnhcrry Greek valley. ln north
orn Wyoming.
The general council NJ tho Evangelical
Lutheran church ln North America will
hold Co., twuutv-rDypuih Heml-unnunl
convention iu Chicago nc the Wicker
Park Lutheran church from Thursday.
Sept 2s, % october Z. Tho council re-
presents 10000 communicates, $500
churches. 1900 pastors four Theological
remlnarics and ton colleges.
The Crown cotton mills Of Dalton. Ca.
nt the annual meeting uf tho stock
holders today viii declare dividend OF
OBJ per cont, 80 per cent lu stock ind
10 per cont iu cash, This boats the
worlds record in cotton mill dividends
The company VIII 40 once build another
100000 cotton min NJ dalton. Last year
the company declared dividend of -
per cont.
The manager NJ the Newspaper Re-
publicu, az Dieufuegos, cuba. has been
been placed under arrest ut the order Of
the mayor Cor publishing the accounts
Of the municipality Tho mayor D. cree
dltoa with having said that he Intends
90 mako 10 hot FOR Americans aud
spaninrlH, and IL Us said that the chief
Of police uf 1IuntueEus has declared
himself 100 20 similar strain.
Not content with tho importation.
through Minister Ramon, OF u small
army M ttll|uu uHd workers. the plant
rrs ~ Hawaii 1rr now arranging for "a
wholesale importation OF contract labor
from Japan. Whom the Empress OF In
ala sailed from Yokoh1mo on the 7ih
their agents hll secured g,3lO luborrrB
and these. with the women who. are to
accompany them to tho Islands moan "a
total emigration from Japan OF upwards
Of 1880
a telegram from the governor OF
ShlGu prefecture 10 the japanese guy-
crumcnt. reported by the Emprpss NJ
steamer Kohu MHru foundcrcd 40 an
afternoon tyuhuun on llannkuwn. In
iiIWu lake going Co tho bottom like %
stone. She had hfty pnFHruwyrs ON
h11rd. % majority being women and
Children. Twelve u those wor. drowned
and two fatally .niurcd while eight of
tho crow also wont down with tho shin
their bodies being cuilusd by the vessel.
The permanent organization % tho
American Hide AMI Leather company,
win be- effected I'm New York today The
board uf directors win viii elect Thus
Chpmmoni, n. *, white. ". a.. Cottlo.
j. y Ramrlall. G., H. Burweu. Chns w.
Tldd n W. Wa1leigh, VIM. Bcrkar, A.
W. Downing Albert BERNARD Thomns
j. Ryan. Thus, Herman John X. Muir
dock Henry Hcllgmun Frederick
Strauss, Geo a. Hlll, g.. A. De Gers
d0rn. Jas skinner. Thos. W. Han. W.
y. Elseudrath r.. L. White, Theodore s.
Hnlght. r. l.. Boenltz Matthew Rob
son. Aaron HEIGHT, y. N. Elms and
jas. d. Weed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20

Topeka, kans.. sept. eO-Taylor
Cook. In the prnitvntIhry under syn-
toncr ut death Tor murder committed
ten yrars ugn. today p0titiuuod Cover
nor Stanley 60 slgn tho death warrant.
Under the law in Kansas. death
sentence cannot be- carried out unless
the governor rIHns tho warrant. which
De- o. NOT required o. do, A. result
ihorr are slNty murdorora IN the poni-
igntlirN Tor mo- governor has ever
says De- d. ur.l OF punltentlary Ilfo ana
WuntH 90 hang
'li you du not sign my death war.
rant" said Cook, ~ win take my own
llfr
Governor Stanley told Cook to get 70
petition from the county whore h. Waa
c'ryicicd and bee would consider his
application.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20

protest 90 make against the assign
mont which the navy department rU-
lDttDl Tor him. AZ "a HulIub hu VIII
obey orders without 90 Wurmur llH
called upon the President thlH after
noon ana told him that De- had u1 come
piliut Co make. that Doc would yhU.r-
fully assume the duties of any post
selected boy the authority which % had
been his pride 90 serve Tor forty three
years.
Rcur-AdmlrI sch,gy WAS very r.u-
cent when hy lyft tho white House
after h's Interview with the Prs don't.
and except tu say that be- always
obcyol orders, DE- would make uo
statement na 60 the Interview and unar
no comment upon the assignment TO
the command % the South Atlantic
station.
To the rcnr-ndmlrarH friends tho
President has said that hc regards The
az this time IN Wow ~ the situation ln
South Africa aud the unsettled Cuudl-
ton ~ AFFAIRS In some ~ the South
American countries. Far from zee
gnrdiug the assignment uH "a slight, the
President told Admiral Schlgy's friends
he regarded 10 us o. mark uf iistluC-
tiun. Besides, he said, 10 WINS the only
way TO crafty the udmirnIs desire Tor
sea service.
The Aslatc squadron is IN command
u licar-Admirnl watson and Roar.
Admiral Fnrquhnr, who T. Admiral
Sohley'H senior. has been selected Cor
the command Of the North Atlantic
squadron when Vcur-Aimlrll sampson
leaves % after tho Dewey reception In
New York
The only other command Cummuu-
Hurutp with the dignity uf % fllr oill-
Ger OF Rpur-AdmlrM Schloy'H rank,
therefore. a. the South Atlantic, 10 o.
probable. ln vlow Of the Importance
attached To the station 40 this time.
that some additional ships win be- nt-
tnchpd to tho squadron, which now
consists uf the flagship Chicago. the
Wilmington and the Machlus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20
COMMAND F0T somLEY.

lie Makes No Protect at noinE Assigned To
the south Atlantic.
Washington. Sept. 0-Rear-Admlral
Winfield Scott Schley Will succeed
Rear Admiral Howison In command Of
the South Atlantic station. lie has no
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20
BARRELS OF SAMPLES.
over Two Hundred Thousand Trial Not.
tics seut free by MAN.


by special arrangement with the
manufacturers of that Justly famous
Kidney medicine. Dr. David Konnody's
Favorltc Rcmcdy. the readers OF tho
News are enabled TO obtain a trial bot
Tie and pamphlet OF valuable medical
advice absolutely free. by simply send.
Ing their full name unc post Office ad.
dress 10 tho DIR. DAVID KENNEDY
CORPORATION, Rondout. N, Y, and
mentioning this paper
or course this Involves enormous cx-
ponsc to tho manufacturers. but thoy
have received so many grateful letters
from those who have been benefited aud
cured OF the various diseases OF tho
KidnoyH. Liver. Bladder ana Blood
RhcumatiHm, Dyspepsia and Chronic
constipation, aud all weaknesses pccu.
liar 60 women, that they willingly syus
trial bottles 20 AN sufferers
Upon Investigation II was found that
Ql per cent OF those who had used the
trial bottle had received such bouvnt
from 10 that they purchased large sized
bottles OF their drugglsts.
II matters not how riCk you are or
how many physicians have failed Co
help you. send Tor trial bottle OF this
great medicine, u costs you but pose
taI card aud bcncht ana cure VIII most
certainly be- tho result
Put some urine In a glass tumbler ana
let II stand g hours, n II hnH sudi-
ment or n 10 Is pale or uiscolorod, milky
or cloudy, atrlngy or f3py your KID
neya or Bladder are In a bad condition.
Dr David Keunedy's FayOfite Remedy
speedily cures such dangerous Hynp-
toms as pain IN the back inability 10
hold urine, a burning acalding pain IN
passing II, frequent desire TO urinate.
especially nt night the staining of lin
en- by your urine and AN the unpleasant
and dangerous effects ON the system
produced by the use ~ whiHkoy, wine
Dr. beer Or. David lSnnedy's Favorite
Remedy is sold nj al drug stores az
81 90 for large bottle, six bottles for
800.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20

Mobile. Ala, Sept. ig.-Al1il olyicoa
from Guatemala, September ard, says
that Gen. Luis Monn'H invasion from
salvador into Nicaragua iH causing
the Nlcurguun government serious
trouble. The invaders are iu tho fnHt-
ncas ~ the Momoluphn mountains,
province ~ Leon, whence they have
made several successful surtloH against
NicaraFuau outpOsts and have failed In
attempts 10 cntrup them. The LooncHo
rymputhize with them ana ala them IN
every way. Mona n lu striking dlH-
lance ~ the city OF Leon ana win prob
ably capture Il. The Invasion began
August goth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20

Sow Yurh Sept .r-A special Co. thH
World FROM Paris nyas
Captain urayuH BOO hIH present come
dillon u. health viii ult 300 tH Fuu.s.
stone. Ih" REPORT INHt Mw.. UuNiuH
AMI Slime. Labor. fHIf.I IhI. resort Doc
search IHr quarter. .Hr IHHNIu". i. I|I"..
Ih. Destination UI H..NfU I# carefully
concealed uul q. known uHIy tH COS.
r.'ItINUH INUu II. f."uI" who fought
t.r h.Wt hINU h"ui quiet 'HuHuHh o. f.Ir
NI I..h. 'I.NIuHu weak health
needs warm .'IWHI.H.
Both lah.r UuI uUmHuEu wUrH H"0u
hN ih' World corn "UHul"ut Zach dice
claimed uny intention uf FHus Goo
l'.nu0a ig ..o .pryfus before hiH dee
plriIrH 49, Labor IIl.
"Thu pardon can o.. only accepted ua
% preliminary Go O. future yIuIluttiHu.
our appeal lH NOT yHt Withdrawn. and
DO possible won't Doc. At any rate The
uHht WIN not Doe Withdrawn"
Emile I0n cold Goo tho World currg-
HpludUnt tuulrht
"Tho Haurcs Trial was 90. dark fourth
act of l dark Tragedy How Will tho
act cndt uruyiuH VIII rHgHlu hIH place
Boo the army and the drama will end
with u procession uf huuiDunrd gene
erals led Co. prison ur else the dark uuyH
arc Just beginning Cor France, days
whom Justice vIll come with che sword
ana torch and martyrs Heuutul win
hn H0llrl with rho blood Hf humanity.
uy vlrlIrntiug buyfus France viii VIM
dictate hUrNuII Ih. curtain hHH risen 900
the hfth act. The world watches"
Mr. james. thH socialist leader HlNTs
'ThD military bandits url nationalist
hlnulhuunls saw thu IWuHs.IhIlty ~
r."lHtuE tha tidal wave HE public upIu-
lHn. domestic and fHrH Fu Az soon HH
ihH universal rHuruu1Uuu swept over
France pouring over 900 iwur", They
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20
SURRENDER OF NJ. GUERlR.
An,.Semi,e Had 10 Give In Under Threat Of
Assault.
Government Was weary Of waiting
for the Dcncr ct the Law He IIas
Held CAT siH weeks.

Paris. Sept. 90. $50 O.. mn. Gucrin
and bis companions. who Tor Nix weeks
have been bralcgrd in the Grand uccl-
dent have surrendered 10 the police.
NJ. Guorin was driven 90 the police de-
pot aud his companions were allowed
TO go free.
The government had given him until
4 o'clock this morning 90 surrender and
had "a regular army 60 assault the fort
u he refused. Troops. municipal guards
mounted and on foot. and policemen 10
the number Of nearly 1000 were dis
patched 10 Gordon all the streets within
"a radius " q quarter Of a mile OF Fort
Chabrul The noiFhborhoOd presented
a picturesque scene.
IN each street leading Co the house
were ilrHt HWurmH uf policemen. then
% double row uf mounted municipal
guards then a. Gordon of police, then "a
double edge uf infantry, and again
within twenty yards uf the fort uu-
other row Of Infantry, while iu "a Frml-
circle in front OF the fort was ranged "a
row ui municipal guards. one would
Imagine that general assault upon "a
fortified camp was about To- take place.
The Gordon was exceedingly strict
t,,, ','t.. '''''h "a '','"., '.l,1
,,,i,'i 10 a.. $50. 'a
.,i.'fat =, g,'.., =" DN.' ~
,,i,.,,',,.i.,,t y w. w., W,
was inside The fort, arrived. Then
~ ,..iI'.. ~ ~ ~ ~ iil., l,'',,t
s,...l..t s.5,.i.. LII. 10Y. 90 w..
t..,It.t ..g.i,is ~ ''. u'I.' "'N"
l,v's1 i,t "a ,,.i.,,'t ~, AZ. A.. i,M l''-
Y,,t I..,,.h,,.,.,,,' D., -. '". "',' w '.'N.
r,.,,,,iiI,...,, ,.,,,, "' "''""''N """ '"''
ir,gI,,t,. ,'.,I' - on, ...tt,...-.. ....-,.
,.rI ~, MI a., 49, * ,'.'l', ~, '"sln-
rl,rls p,ar Ly "ri ti,,r. - ', w., ~,
iapc.s vitbln .,sv ,tIs,or,., ,,,,,,r.',',i,.
r.atV az. ma, .,,,..l,.,,..,. ~. y,..,' ''','
ie,,,rt az , as '''''' ''"'S OF '"I AN N'-
AZ g's6 ,.cit.t, c., p.,.,.,. -.
b5t rts.,,.., ~, ~. '' ~ ,sllH' NM
"tt,,t, 80. 1919 "lliN Wv, l".
si't a1t "'.', -"vN Ni'l
49,, a.. wv W',' 20 Y. ur'l
,yas mad. h, Iu,,i, nr.i ~. ',s 10
iiwI, ~ ,,"''Nl eilN Nh' ulN.lH or
S,,,,,, l,, '.'" 'N' '"'''''H were l" DE
ISL, ,,,.
tIn,t,J ,',r,t,'. q" ,.,t", w.. '"nl' ,ll-
,,,,,i ", -. ~, Muu'it'l I'punllgAn
kt'.'...,,.',i N 1917 "i' 'H wy lNu' H,a
I.,..l,f',..''' ~, .'".',,, vun ~ ll"h. p Win
J,. gt.t,,.t ~, lH lH' Nu'
d.. ,r,,,,,' Iu' N,, ',.',u' "a sloA,n
-. IT,, ~, I ~, 1 ffI.,,t',l, H'' hIibHAe
~ ~ 'Ni'n.
~ ,''' i,,,.'l,,il'l' w, Ml,leNgy'' VINO
,',ia.I b.I ,,,,,,..' " .u,',h ~ u
,'..,,,.. ~ , w.. NV u. W lNtl mr.
"a, w, ug i'',,l'. unll -'rnlle depu-
r.rgl,,.i,. IN. g,,r..r, '''' ,',.ll ", 20
After stormy holl-hourH discussion
The agitntor inf6rmoi ths d,putiaI' ' tbai
an yl..ttiU .ttrr.p.I.5 afHl,,.. 49,. a. 80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20

siurIlnr colo. Sept i9.=M1al,od mon
attacked ihH sheep camp OF thu Warren
liNu stock company twenty-five miles
northwest uf This uIluH. beating the
hUfdur young man named Grain.
nearly iu death, shooting about 100
sheep uul scattering 600 more. Grain
VIII probably die. Warrants have boon
Issued Tor the arrest of four men live
ms 100 the vicinity aud the shcrln o.
looking Cor them
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20

Victoria, r. O.. Sent ia.-Among the
passengers Of the Empress OF India,
which arrived from the Orient today.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-07-22

Our baby has been continually troubled
with collie and cholera infantum since
his birth, and all that we could do for
him did not seem to give more than tenn
porary relief, until We tried Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera aud Diarrhoea
Remedy. Since giving that remedy he
has not been troubled We want o give
you this testimonial as an evidence oil
our gratitude, not that you need it to al
verlise your m%eritorious remely.-G. NJ.
LAW, Keokuk, la. For sale by all drug,
glsts and Love]n'k Commercial Co. y
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-07-22
Carpet Cleaning Works.

Carpets cleaned and made as fresh as
when new for six cents per yard. Car
pets cleaned and put down again for ten
cents per yard. Work done by experts.
You save the cost OF cleaning in wear
9and tear because OF dirt left in when
hand beaten and on account of carpets
being improperly laid. Leave orders at
the Works, ut the Post Office, or at the
DIsPATcH office.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-07-22

The second annual commencement
OF the Reno branch oil, the Inter-State
University Of Music took place Wed
no3day evening at McKlssick's opera
house under the direction Of Mrs. Geo.
Sauer. Two of three star pupils par
ticlpatlng we're May Frances Pollock
and Jennie May Marshall, both o ex-
pert planists. Aleck Pollock and Fred
Marshall and wife attended the exer-
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-07-22

I solutions. card OF thanks, and adver-
tising locals viii be charged for at the rate OF
o. cents u due.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-07-22
Music Free.

We have omhatnt ahont sixty pieces
of sheet music which We will give away
in the following ,anns Every per.
son who will purchase 10 cents Mo'th OF
magazines or novels will bs entitled to
a choice of the sixty selections. We
have all the July magazines in stock, 80
come carly and get your choice of music
ut the DISPATCH office.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-07-22
Summer Vacation.

Mrs. Cora Saner will give her music
class a vacation during the remainder OF
Of July and August. Mrs. Sauer has n
lar,e class of which MANY have alrrad,
attained tie accomplishment OF go"'.
musicians and some are instructors.
She will reopen her class in September.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-07-22

PROPOSALS FOR NET BEEF. % 5.
Indian Service. Nevada Agency. Wads-
worth, New, July II, 1899. Sealed proposals.
ENDORSED Proposals for Net Beef" and ad
dressed to the undersigned at Wsdsworth,
O'Clock D. m. OF August IA. 1893, for furnishing
and delivering at tnis agency as required dur
ing the fiscal year ending June 30, 1910 23,AO
pounds net beef, specifications aud instruc-
lions to bidders, Ia. be had by making aplica-
tion to tue Undersigned. Foo any additional
information apply to- FRkD b. SPRIGGs,
u. s. Indian Agent.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-07-22
a cAlLo ENJOYS

The pleasant flavor, gentle action and
soo'hing effect OF S, rufI of Figs, when in
need nj n laxative, and If the father or
mother he ~co-i,ive or bilious. the most
gratifying results follow ite use; so that
it ls the hest famil, remedy know and
every family. 4honhio have a bottle.
Manufactured by California Fig Syrup
sa fRei"fri
Company. 80.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-07-22

Social dance tonight.
Win jeffrey was in from the Sink
yesterday.
1. H. Kent has started a store at
Saltwater.
Trout are biting the fly eagerly
along the river.
A good furnished room for re II. In
Z duire at this o.ise.
Mrs. E. Griswold and children are
Z visiting the Comstock,
Receipts at the State Land Office
last week were 1881.
w. D. Linton has returned from an
Extended visit to Colfax.
as mules sold at $40 per head nesr
Austin. They were shipped east.
Mrs. Thomas Dillari and her son
Goldie are spending several weeks in
Los Angeles.
Ed Short and wife drove down to
Mud Lake Thursday. making the
start at daylight.
Joseph R. Ryan has been appointed
Superintendent Of the Consolidated
California & Virginia mine.
Charlie Burchardt has bought the
Nevada House barber shop and in
tends to stay with Wadsworth.
Biddle Doyle and Night Yardmaster
Smith Of the Wlnnemucca yard have
gone to Portland on a pleasure trip.
Bob Peacock is up from Mud Lake
to get his new carryall. Bob says the
lake is falling fast this hot weather.
Perch fishing Is good.
C. W. Jones. Jr. and family were in
town Thursday. Mrs. Jones and the
children are coming here to reside to
permit the children to attend school.
J. F. Georges family AMI Frank
HAMPTON and family contemplate
moving t3H 1t S orinyi w'lsrs the aooye
engineers will run the pusher engines.
C. w. Kinney let yesterday morn
ins for Washington points. Vancouver
etc. on both business and pleasure
ben. E. r. Os5orls win have charge
OF the store during Mr.. Klnney's ab-
sence.
M. Sheeline filed Tuesday with the
County Clerk. his commission as
County Commissioner, appointed vice
n. H. Beck, resigned, and will take
his seat at the next session Ct the
Board.
The following teachers were elected
IN Winnemuccs: E. E. Winfrey
principal; Elizabeth Wightman. fir I
intermediate; Minnie Wolf, secold
Intermediate; and Rose Gardn3r,
primary department..
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-07-22
Slaves the Price of Shaving.

Owing to the prosperity Of my bust
ness have decided to charge from
now is cents for shaving, rs cents for
halrcutting and Is cents for baths at
Tie Reception Barber Parlors.
CARR WALl5rAe.