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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-04

WHEN the Rev. Burgette Short
accepted the pas torship of Epworth
NJ. E. Church, two and half years
ago, there was d mortgage on the
church ediice of Sl5, 800. Threats
had been made to foreclose and sell
the church property, Pastor Short
hustled around and interested his
friends SO that the congregation
were given 4 year longer to raise
the money. He has succeeded since
he became pastor in cutting down
the debt to 5000 As debt eXtin-
Euisher, Rev. Mr.. Short has no equal
considering the means OF his con-
gregatlon. They have been liberal
rivers and responded nobly every
time they have been asked being
set the example by the pastor him
self, who is foremost in giving.
Sunday was banner day al Ep-
worth in contributions.
CONGRESS- meets to-day and much
good work is expected Of it. The
Republicans have but - majority
in the House in the 5oth Congress,
where they had So majority in the
last House. There will have TO be
a closer counting of noses at this
session than for some time, to be
sure the majority is in hand when
any important measures are TO be
passed. Speaker Henderson will
preside over the deliberations of the
House. The BUSTING Of polys ami>t
Roberts will be acted upon to-day.
A monstrous petition was taken 10
Congress in aprivatc car signed by
several thousand names, against
the seating Of Congressman Rob
erts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-04
PUBLIC SALES.
Executors Sale
REAL ESTATE.
Will be sold at public sale,
ON SATURDAY.
The 10th Day Of December;

a. 100 o'clock, a. IN.
At the County Court House, in tlla city Of
wilmington, the following described real Vs.
tate, situate in the city OF Wilmington, late OF
David Eastburn. deceased, to wit
No !. A house and lot on the Northwestern.
ly corner Of Claymont and Lobdell streets.
having afrout Of about 10 feet and Il inch ON
l.obdell street, and extending that width
northerly along Claym street 81 feet and 10
inches.
the northery side Of iobdeli street Is feet and
y inch westerly from the westerly aide Of
Claymont street. having front Of ID feet and
Y In CHI on Lobdell street, and extending that
width northerly 81 feet and 10 inches.
No. 8. house and lot adjoining No. . on
and Y inch westerly from the westerly side Of
Claymont street. having front OF 10 feet on
said Lobdel street and extending that width
northerly 81 feet and 10 inches.
No 1. house and lot adjoining No. on
the northtrly side Of Lobdell street at the dis.
the westerly side Of 5iaymont street having .
front Of 10 feet and a inch OH LObdell street
and extending that width northerly o. fees
and 10 inches
No 8. A house and lot adjoining No. 1 on
the northerly side of IIobdell street 90 feet aud
mont street. having a front Of IA feet and u
inches and extending that width northerly 10
feet,
No. O. house and lot on the westerly side
Of Clay mont street "a feet and 10 Inches north
erlv from the northerly side Of Iobdell street,
having front Of 70 feet and inches and aI.
tending that width westerly % feet and inch.
Attendance will be given and terms OF sale
'''>'' RICHARD a. BuCK1NGH
WILLIAM NJ EAsT Moiss,r.
&c. Stidham, auctioneer. ny;.eod
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-04

The Weather and the Almanac.
Temperature has fallen decidedly,
except near the Atlantic coast. The
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-04

The business Of the country con-
tinues wonderfully large, prosper
Gus and healthy. 1t seems we'll 10
say that in four weeks failures have
been reported amounting to Sc, 84O,-
$50 against $8,il0, AIS in the same
weeks Of last year, $11.610, 1875 in
1897 and over ST., 900, 600 in 1896
and also in 1895. The iron manu-
facture has to meet greatly in
creased cost Of material next year.
Prices for 1900 have been fixed at
IS so for bessemer ore at lower lake
ports against $2.53 last year and
$4.25 for nonbessemer against 81
last year, while coke at $2.75 for
furnace, with higher rail rates in
every direction, indicates that iron
will not be made next year as
cheaply as has been. The boot and
shoe business is 30 per cent. larger
than in 1894. Failures for the week
have been LA in the United States
against 28l last year, and y in
Canada against 10 last year.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-04
lHR DAILY REPUBLICAN
~. Goa. THIRD AND xINo srRssvs
Ihs Republican Printing
and Publishing Co
Battered II the Post Office at wilrningtou
DEL. % second.ciass mail matter
QmoNDAv. DECEMBER 4. 800. {

A WRITER Ia the Sunday Phila-
delphla Record, has the following
to say Of the defunct Congressman
who were defeated at the last cleo
ton: "The swirl of Legislation is
on. Its waters are cold, but the
surface is never frozen. The stream
is deep and swift and many a good
man 10 sure to get wet, if not
drowned, Political pneumonia
turks ID the canyons and there are
deadly fevers In the marshes. There
will be more than one victim ere the
close Of the long session. The NOR
tally caused by the last freshet is
almost appalling. 1t lett its mark
in every aisle Of the House of Rep.
resentatives. 1t not only swept
away the elegant and debonnaire
Lewis, Of Washington, but it car
ried away the saplent and lrrides-
cent Jerry Simpson Of Kansas. The
drowning cries. Of the irrepressible
Levin Irving Handy, Of Delaware
were heard. The dapper little
Quigg and that metropolitan ramrod
In politics, J. Murray Mitchell, were
also overwhelmed by the angry
waters. We also miss numerous
other political lights who were
climbing the slippery ladder of
tame. Truly, it was remarkable
treshet. But, all the same, L.
Irving Handy is now and has been
looking with longing eyes on seat
in the Senate, which is now the
goal of his ambition.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-04

nUBLIC SALE OF sToCK-THE sCBSCh1-
Der intending to quit tho Dairy business.
will sell sell at public sale on the premises, AT
the p, W. u B. X. Il. Station, Newark, Dela
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-04
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1890.

7 TODl.IC BALI VT
~ real estate on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1890.
Az the National Hotter, Middletown, COM
No. l-Dyatts Mill-This is fne mill prop.
erty, 81 aores OF land situated miles south
OF Newark. has capacity of 80 barrels, Roller
with two sets Of buildings, land first quality.
No. Farm OF 2S5 aer.s adjoining the town,
OF Fort Penn. fine soil Immediately on Della
ware River and Is u fine stock or grain farm.
No. u A nice home two miles from Middle
town. 200 acros. 20 acres Of fine timber. bal.
ance till able " roomed house. nearly now
with necessary outbuildings, Il mile from
mo 4Tarm-near Blactbrd, $50 acres, 100
tillable. 5owood. elegant buildings. nearly
new nice pleasant home, plenty Of fruit, I
mil from station.
No. 400 acre farm-sltuatcd on the Della.
ware river. 2 sets OF buildings no finer soil
and no better stock farm in the state, will run
ndairy or 100 cows. cost the deceased owner
$685. e and Will pny big per cent, lies with
In z miles oil two large towns.
No. 6-i00 acre farm-l mile from aalcna,
Md. good buildings and as fine soil ~ there
is in Kent County, Md. and "a well located
and productive.
No. 7.lsI acre farm-on the Levels and a
nice home, elegant buildings, hne soil ami Ia
good condition. 100 tilabe acres balance in
wood.
MiGdletown, same l from odessa, this il ons U q
the best water power mills in the State and
everything isin complete order. Roller pro-
cess, 20 acres
No. "a Fine homes mileA from Whining.
ton, mile from New Castle. large buildings,
good fine soil, nice view of Delaware River,
near steam aud trolley oars and a fine home.
No. l0.These far ms-belong mostly to GO.
tates N ostly out of the State and the owners,
mostly Ladies' desire them sold as to settle
estutes and the sales will be positive aud ON
easy terms
No. ll-Farm--one mile from Bird eville,
Del, con taining 2l2 acres, 800 arabic, good
buildings and there is on this farm 0 700 peach
frees four years old an very hne, the soil ia
fine and the farm is 10 good shape and con-
venient,
These are among the best farms in New
Castle County. Delaware. All are well To-
Gated and parties wishing to buy will DO
shown them free Of charge. Possession IN
March. 1t will pay any one desiring y nice
home to attend the sale
GEORGE ". INGRAM,
JFrank Blggs. Attorney. Middetown, Del,
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-07-01
Shot by a Soldier.

The rumor was current Yesterday that
a number Of negro soldiers bound Tor tile
Philippines and travelling by special
train, had stepped into Bert Klucny's
place ~ Winneinurca, called Tor beef
aud were Served. One OF the soldiers
put down q quarter for two beers and
thought he should have received five
cents back. TIE bartender told the sol
dirr the custom Of the country as to the
price of drinks, but the matter endei in
IA dispute, when the negro pnllei IA re-
volver an | shot the bartender through
the right hip. The Winnemucca civil
tried for some hours to locate the
man who did the shooting, the train be-
ing held for that purpose, hut his friends
would not give him away.
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GALL0--STEELE

Frank Gallo and Miss Agnes Steele
were united in the holy bonds OF malri-
mony at tit residence OF the bride, OH
Thursday evening last, Rev. T. l.. Bel
lam officiating. Tie happy young peo-
pie departed the same evening on a
honeymoon trip to poifits in California.
The groom has been a resident OF
Wadsworth tor n number OF years, il in
the employ of the railroad company, is
good looking, industrious aud OF SPLEEN
did habits. His disposition is sunny, he
is popular and will Undoubtedly make n
model husband.
The bride has resided III Wadsworth
for some years past, is the daughter of
Archibald Steele and will make a real
helT,maie for her husband. She is nice
looking, trained in housekeeping and
possess es the qualifications which create
happiness.
In common with their many friendr
the DISPATCH tenders congratulations
and wishes Mr.. and Mrs. Gallo u very
generous share Of bliss.
The young people upon their return
will occupy the cottage MIR. Gallo has in
readiness for that purpose.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-07-01
DEATH OF W. C. TAYLOR.

w. q. Taylor, a native OF Ohio, aged
SO years, died at the Nevada House
Wednesday morning and the fut.erai
took place from Union Church Thurs
day morning, Rev. T. l.. Beliam oliici-
atiDg.
"A. III. Griswoli was funeral director
aud the following well known citizens of
" ellsworth acted as pail bearers: Hon.
r. u. Herman, T. H. Bastaiu, e. w.
Sawyer, Geo. III. Frazer, Andy Russell,
Nm. Macpherson, :. Arnsteia and S.
Beemer.
Some oil friends Of the deceased sent
a beautiful ioral Tribute in the shape Of
a pillow, there was also Il pretty cross,
and quite a number OF bouqu.t Is.
The remains were inferred in Fra
terhal Cemetery and we're followed to
the grave by the pioneer citizens of The
town ami many friends.
Mr.. Taylor was familially known as
Judge" Taylor, he having been Jdstice
of the Peace here for several terms. lie
came 10 Wadsw ortll between twenty
five and thirty years ago and has p~racti-
cally resided here that length Of time,
following the occupation OF clerk gener-
ally. He was an ardent Republican
and carried a true conviction for every
thing he did. During his many years
F~eaitlpn4..l nunnu - IL ,4ucnn,rol nilo
acquaintance aud the fricndliest of Teel-
ings and esteem were entertained to-
ward him hy all who knew him. He
was one ot tile landmarks OF Wads-
worth, "a part OF the community, and
was always Interested in the doings OF
the town. His familiar figure skill he
missed by the friends who CAME into
daily intercourse with bin for aquarter
Of a century, but all have to pay the
deb. of nature, aud his Jour score and
three years were far beyond man's aver,
aye allotment. He enjoyed remarkable
health until the breaking up com
menced about two months ago Fl.
PasstN' AWAY ar qu'N'y nc ~ tcihR u
sleep, his nurse sail. aud there Was
little distinction between the end o.
life On earth ard the beginning Of lii,
eternal.
The deceased had good and trn,
friends who administered TO his comfort
in adversely, and he WAS not let wpnt ioi
anylling he expressed . desire for. May
his sleep he peaceful.
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F. NJ. MARKS IS DEAD.

Yesterday shortly after noon Il. NJ.
Mirss, who has been sick for some days,
strai.h.ened mp in bed, clenciied his
han1s. AMI fell back OH his pillow dead
/ His condition did not Improve much and
thursday Dr.. BArgstsin of R-no was
called to consult with DR.. Kistler, but
no skill coull avail With the condition
ali The patient such as it was from the
hpginning to the end f. NJ. Marks un-
doubtedly worried himself into the
grave over financial troubles.
AT the time of hi, death he was shoni
fifty-one years OF age. His father ar
rived here this week AMI took the bod,
on No. 4 last night for interment at
Plaeerville where the. family reside.
Mr.. Marks MAS n single man.
VIM Murphy gave ii DTsPArcn re-
porter the histnri Of Marks since 1872
about as foil ,ws. In that year Mr..
Murphy VA sent to Sonora hy W. 5.
Bailey TO look after the moving of a
large baud Of cattle from Sunnra 10 The
head oil Walker river and found Marks
one OF the vaqu, ros in clwrse OF the
cattle, Marks came over With Murphy
and the cattle and remained IN this Sec
ton OF the country, being employed at
Belmont by Murphy Il Halfway, then
by Hon. Jewett Adams, then 10y Hon.
NJ a f.Ua ~, IN ohnnt TON tf
twelve years ago when he bought the
Waismor.ll to Churchill stage line of J.
b. Chambers, vi which he was pruprie-
tor until taken sick.
During the twenty-five years OF Marks
residence in this seciion he MAS ALWAYS
looked upon as an exceptionally honest
mar aud MAS held in the highest es-
TEEN until within the last twelve
months. UP TO that period the words
OF Marks were as good to his friends
ami the general public who had deal
ings with him, ss would hay. been
his bonds.
He was the prey of the tiger. He
conld not, at least did not, quit bncking
at faro until it brought about his down
fall and his death.
He WAS extremely sensitive about
his financial honor and when he found
he was in loo deep to climb ont he
laid himself down to die. Worrying
over his troubles he eo,nd not sleep
and he courted it by illegitimate agen-
cies which in the end FASTENED his
demise,
An unimpeachable record OF fifty
years standing was wiped out in II
twelve mouth. For a half century OF
biameless life he is entitled to credit.
His habits all, other than his passion
for gambling, were correct. lie was
generous. He had many eslimnhle
qualities whirh We should remember.
None are without fault, few have rs
many virtues rs had Marks.
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Carpet Cleaning Works.

Carpets cleaned and made as fresh as
when new for six cents per yard. Car
pets cleaned and pni down again for ten
cents per yard. Work done by experts.
You ave the cost Of cleaning in wear
aud tear because of dirt left in when
hand beaten and on ccount OF carpets
being improperly laid. Leave orders at
the Works, at the Post Office, Or at the
DIsPArcH office.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-07-01
We Celebrate!

Tuesday being the 4th Of July aal the
day OF MI days the American eagle
screectles the loudest, and a time ut
which no we'll regulated printing oiiceis
without signs of wear and tear on print
ers, the force calls it all off and no u
will he issued from the DsPArcH office
mex Wednesday.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-07-01
A chilp ENJOYS

The pleasant flavor, gentle action and
soothing effect Of Syrup OF Figs, when in
need OF a laxative, and il the father or
mother be c~osilive or bilious. the most
gratifying results follow lie use; 81 that
1t IL the best family remedy known and
every family should have II bottle.
Manufactured by California Fig Syrup
Company.
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Notice to Settle,

As il has been over a month since the
Kinney Boot aud Shoe Company dis
posed ri their business, all parties who
are indebted TO the retiring drm are re-
1neste,t to settle their accounts Al once.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-07-01

Charles Mae Ecbern is down from the
mines. preparatory to spending the 4tll
at Winnenucca.
Mrs. George Perkins is here visiting
Mrs. Behler. Mrs. Perkins son was
killed al Manila.
The Justice Court is full OF business
both civil aud criminal eases in excess
vi the usual order of things.
For SALE-Honsehold goods and fur.
nlInre cheap also Domestic sewing ma
chine. Inquire OF Mrs. A. +. Spidel.
Otto Williams who taught school last
year at Star Valley arrived yesterday
and will visit his brothers in Churchill.
Grandfather Allen is in town. He
will he 80 years old III a few day, but
feels about as young as he did forty years
ago.
w. s. Williams and II. 5. iIei.ion re-
presenting the Pacific Coast Savings
Society, are in Wadsworth for a few
days.
State Controller Sam Davis and Oliver
Roberts, were passengers eastward yes
terday morning to look at some copper
mines.
At last the "vags and hobos" in the
county Jail have been put TO work on the
streets at Reno. That is the proper
thing to do with them.
The Southern Pacific Company is try
ing the experiment OF hiring Pluto In
dams as section hands and several gangs
OF bucks are now at work.
Wadsworth will send u large delega-
tion TO Reno on the Fourth Of July, and
it will stand intending visitors in hand
to look out ior hotel accommodations.
1t behooves people to wet down their
Yards and lookout for i~Afammable trash,
because OF the great danger from fire by
reason OF the small boy and the red fire
cracker.
Those who have, and those who have
not enjoyed Churchill hospitality, can
mol do better than attend the Fourth OF
July festivities at Aliens Grove and
VanKhp's Hall.
ENGINE ron SALE.-A good six-horse
power engine and boiler with fixtures
for pumping or mining machinery.
Price only $75. For information apply
ut this office.
Frank Ames has been transferred to
a run between Red Bluff and Dunsmuir
and has left for that region. Before
going to work he will camp in the
mountains several months as his health
is not all he can desire at present.
Mrs. Elizabeth j. lioutman, nee Bon
ham, OF Deep Hole, died at that place
Wednesday evening. She was anarried in
Reno three weeks ago, contracted the
measles while there, which caused her
death. She VAS % years Of age.
A glance nj the DIsrAroH will give
Wadsworth people iuil information az to
the events to transpire at Reno, ON July
4th. An entertaining program, bound
to interest all is offered and the day car
be well spent at the county seat. All
aboard for Renoi
A young fellow about 20 years of age,
six feet ta.l and weighing about 300
pounds, said . Mctiuire "Say, parduer,
would ycugise me the price of a meal, I'm
starving Says Mcclure: "You have II
brsss fo,n,dry in your face. I'm not any
partner 10 u dirty bum like yon. Go
tackle n pitch fork or II shovel and work
for your grub like | do" Nc says the
broadside staged the fellow wi 0 looked
ugly, bnt as Me Was feeling good himself
he'd just a. soon gone him a few ms not
~
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-07-01
Sunday Services.

Morning service at II A. M. Evening
services ut 7 80 p. NJ. sunday School AT
N. Rrv. BELLAa. Rector.
Baptist Sunday school at Music
Hall every Sunday mhrnlna at 10 a. IN.
Mrs. j. W. SMITH,
superintendent.
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Piano Tuning and Repairing.

G. A. Hoffman, from Kohler &
Chast's Music Home, san Francisco,
will arrive il Mais@ ortll very shortly
and will tune pianos for those leaving
orders at the Nevada %liouse.
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To Hunters.

Hunters will please not 90 into the
fields ON the Italian ranch near Jake
Hamilton's old place, or .on the Hill
ranch, to shoot, MS the wild cattle break
out and cause me much trouble and ex-
pcnse.
+
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Special Election.

A special election will be held Ut Wads-
worth, July I, 1893, for the purpose Of ratifying
the action OF the School Trustees OF District
No. II, In selling the old school buildings:
The polls will be held at the Primary School
Room In ths rear of Music Hall.
Polls will be open from 10 A. NJ. till 2 p. NJ.
By order OF the Board,
]. w. O'BRIEN,
Clerk of Board OF District No. II.
Dated, June Z, 1893.
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WEDNESDAY. JUNE %, 1899

Social dance tonight.
This is July weather.
Joe Effrick il in town.
Magazines at this office.
This Is the first day Of July.
Charlie Wightman il in town..
General Clarke continues TO improve.
Dan Powell is here fixing the county
bridge.
W. E. Dalton will spend the 4tIr IN
Churchill.
Mrs. George Burton is visiting in
Churchill.
Constable Goldins sziscts to be home
next week.
The p~aswaran passed out sheckels
Wednesday.
Mrs. Il. Griswotd and tie children are
up from ., hland.
All the lales, magazines can be had
now at this Office.
The gnlernatorial contest Ease win lie
continued July 9th.
Col. JAY T.. Torrey -wiii sson make a
trip through Nevada
T. tiriswoid received u carload OF red
wood lumber yesterday.
Fireman Edwards and vii, Clay are
painting Frisco crimson.
Douglas county ranchers are paying
81 per day for harvest hands.
FOX SALE-House ani furniture. In
qnire OF Mrs. A. +. Speidcl.
Attorney Dodge is spending the week
here on professional business.
Miss Dslia Derris Is Waiting relatives
in San Francisco for q few weeks.
Mrs. w. b. van Horn and Miss Mabel
McConber are visiting At Willows.
Congressman Newlands will deliver the
Fourth of july GRAFTON at tiolcoDda.
IL. l.. Fish OF Reno has departed for
Fair Haven, Mass. for u vacation rip.
The kiln at the brick yard contains
$4,000 bricks now ready for burning.
o. J. Lee.e OF Leeteviile returned yes
terday from II "Trip ia Salt Lake City.
A dormitory and employees quarters
will be constructed ut the reservation
soon.
Baptist Sunday School and services
will be held in Music Hall until further
notice
& A. Macpherson is home for a few
days aud the vile and baby are visiting
in sacramento.
Dhf nai,y has been continually troubled
witt colir aitd cholera infantun since
Ills limb, an! ell that we could do fol
him did not setlH TO give more than EN-
poiary relief, untiI We tried Chamber
lain's Collie, .Cliolcfa aud Diarrhoes
Rr,nsdy. Since giving that remedy h.
has not been troubled. We want to give
you this testimonial as an evidence o
eur gratitude, not that you need it to adj
%Nsfiie your merilorious rrmedy.-G. NJ
Law, keokuk, la. FOR sale by all drug
gists and Lovelock Commercial Co. y
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Notice.

Hunte-s are hereby notified ,hat they
are forbidden to shoot ~ my ranch and
persons will be prosc.ntp! ii caught do
ing 50. JonS GARAvANrA.
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TIE DAYLIGHT FIREWORKS

Will he something never before seen
in Nevada. Balloons will lie sent up
every few minutes, al TO take place dur
ing the procession.
The Executive Committee offers the
following prizes, open to all np,piitors
in Nevada and California Nho take part
III the procession. for the irrst d. rorale'ii
wheels: First prize, both ladies and
gentlemen. s1A Secouu nriz., sfa. Girls
trick rider SO.
EXECUTIVE CoMMITTEk-A. ". CAHIAN.
Chairman; A. NJ. SMITH, Secretary, f..
r. DAMN, II. I. ThyEs, J. E. BRAY.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-07-01

70 Resolutions, card OF thanks, and adver-
Using locals will be charged for at the rate of
~ cents q lire.
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The s. +. Company have given one
half !. from all points in Nevada.
Usual reduction OH other roads.