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Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-04-17
ALL FOR OUR COUNTY
Senator w. NJ. Stewart Strikes
Straight from the Shoulder
to Secure a Public Building
for Reno, the Metropolis oi
Nevada.

In support of his bill for the erection
Of a new public building at Reno. which
bill has already passed the Senate,
Senator Stewart gives the following
reasons such building is needed;
Reno has a population Of 1000
people and has doubled in size and
population in the last ten years. 1t is
the largest town between Sacramento,
CAL, and Ogden Utah. stretch Of
nearly 900 miles. 1t Is railroad
center of increasing Importance. being
upon the Central Pacific and the ter
minus of two other railroads; namely,
the Nevada, California and Oregon.
which is the outlet of northern Califor-
MIA and eastern Oregon, and the Vir-
glnia and Truckee Railroad. spur oi
which, known as the Carson and Colo
rado, extends 300 miles down into
southern California.
The town is beautifully situated in
the valley OF the Truckee river. at the
base Of the Sierras. and a few miles
from the heart of a great lumber in
dustry. The river has fall Of nearly
1000 feet in so miles. ailorqing the
best water power on the Pacific coast,
being used for reduction works. saw
mills. flour mills. an immense new
paper mill costing nearly million dol
lars, electric power to operate the
Comstock mines 30 miles away. the
electric lighting Of the town and va
rlety Of other purposes.
The basis OF the towns prosperity,
aside from manufacturing and the
beauty and healthfulness Of its location,
is a contiguous farming section Of
about 10000 acres. The value oi
the farm crops is above 100000 an
uually. in addition 10000 head Of
cattle are yearly fattened and shipped
out of the town for the markets Of the
East and West. Here is located the
Nevada State University State Nor
NAL school, and Agricultural College.
having in aggregate about 400 students.
Reno has a second class postoffice
with free delivery system, the postal
receipts of which have increased 43
per cent in the last ten years, the last
fiscal year amounting to 81 ,578.O5.
The offices of the United States
surveyor general. district attorney
marshal. collector Of internal revenue
and a Government agricultural expert
ment station are located here.
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Fred Small and E. S. Hartman
were in from Leeteyille Saturday.

Pablo Layeaga is able to be around
again after two weeks siege of cry
sipelas.
VIM. Donaldson has arrived from
Calfax to spend the summer here.
He looks and feels fine.
U. S. Marshal Emmitt is expected
this way tomorrow for prisoner who
was arrested for selling whisky to In
dians.
The United States Supreme Court
has decided that the shipper must pay
the war stamp tax instead of the ex-
press companies.
We have just received the finest
of ladies' and gents shoes ever shown
in Wadsworth. Come and see for
yourself. E. GRIswoLp
The base ball game played on the
plaza Sunday may be said to have been
democratic game. the score standing
in the neighborhood Of l6 to /.
The California Railroad Com
missioners have fixed the passenger
rates on the Tahoe roads between
Truckee and Tahoe City, fifteen miles,
at ten cents per mile.
California farmers are protesting
against the turning loose Of Belgian
hares, which multiply so rapidly that
they will soon prove as great nui-
sance as the rabbit pest in Australia.
VIII Pearl dropped dead yesterday
afternoon in Gold Hill where he had
gone against the orders of his physi-
clan. His death resulted from the
rupture Of blood vessel in his head.
After many tedious delays and a loss
of almost two years of time. Sister
Emma Bell the new president Of the
insurance branch Of the Rathbone Sis
ters announces that officers are now in
shape for active work.
Fred Dangberg, one o. the owners
Of the Douglas county creamery. visit
ed Lovelock last week and it is sup
posed that his mission was connected
with the possible establishment of a
creamery on Big Meadows.
At Cherry Creek the Indians are
catching on to the ways of the whites.
Mr.. Chas. Bishop and Miss Bertha
Maxmonic, both Indians. were married
here by contract on April lst.-" All
the same Senator Fair and Mrs.
Craven ;
r. Farrell. the we'll known Carlln
cattleman. attended the Cattle Associ-
atoms meeting Saturday and while
here passed around subscription pa
per to put up monument on Capt
Plumer's grave. He succeeded in
raising quite a sum. says the Elko
Free Press.
The Enterprise says the employees a
the Fulton Foundry are kept busy
these days casting the part of the mill
for the Gould & Curry plant. The old
buildings near the Mint mine are being
torn down and hauled away and the
work of grading for the mill site will be
commenced and rushed to completion.
On Sunday the 9Th Of April a lodge
of Knights of Pythias was organized in
the sanctum Of the Wells Herald Office.
installation will occur in the near fu-
ture. Following is the list Of officers
elect: Dr.. olmstead. c. c.; ed
Stanton. v. c.; M. Badt, K. OF K. &
81 Geo. R. Vardy, M. F.; Albert
Finch, M. E.: William Mcclure. fre-
late: Mr.. Mcdonald. NJ. A.; William
Port, l.. G.; Fred Mason. 0. g.; VIII
lam M ANGEL will be Master OF the
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Ban Supper

The Ladies Aid will give bean sup
per at Mrs. John Shorts Thursday
evening from about S to 7:3o. Every
body is asked to eat beans. Admission
10 cents. VIII save you trip to
Olinghouse.
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BREVI77IES.

z H. A. \A~'A = = ~-A-AA-I% g
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The passing Of Lent
We have Sapho at this office.
lack Shields is down from Reno.
Judge Curler, Sr. is In town today.
D. M. Wlghtman is in from the
Sink.
F. A. Williams and wife are visiting
Reno.
J. Fl. McCulloch was in town yes
terday.
Corporal MacEchern is among the
visitors today.
Sheriff McInnis went up to the
mines Sunday.
Ben Douglass has been spending
several days here.
Mrs T. P. Foulks returned from
California Sunday.
Sup't Noble and official family
we're in town today.
For RENT-The Jones cottage.
inquire at this office.
The Republican State Couventlo
meets at Carson Thursday.
Thomas Dolf and wife Of Fallon
we're visitors here Saturday.
Mrs Hawkins. experienced nurse,
can be found at Mrs. Blundells.
The Silver Party State Convention
will be composed Of 100 delegates.
E. Lauzon the Virginia merchant so
iong with Hatch Bros. died Friday.
Mrs. VIM Jones and son. Everett.
departed for Lovelock this morning.
A trsinload OF Churchill county cat
tie was shipped from this point Sun
day.
Mrs. W. Hoy mother Of Mrs. M.
Franzini. died at Truckee last Wednes-
day,
Foster says the temperature for the
week OF April 80 will average above
normal.
A warrent has been made by the
supreme Chancellor for lodge Of K.of
T. in Havana. Cuba.
Henry S. Starrett has been ap-
pointed Postmaster at Battle Noun
tain' vice T, E. Hager resigned.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Healy and fani-
" returned Sunday from a visit to
Ogden. They report pleasant trip.
Every source OF Information or ru-
NOR confirms the belief that work will
surely begin on the C. 8, C. this year.
With much pleasure the editor ac-
Nnowledges receipt OF Easter lilies With
Tue compliments Of the Kings Dau3h-
ters.
What is now the town Of Yerington,
was iirst settled by w. F. Les. in
1907 who then owned l5o acres Of the
townste
y. Warren Di!lard is very low with
Neamonia, His mother left to attend
"'la Friday on No 3. We wish for
MS speedy recovery.
W. Hudsens has bsen devoting the
"0S' Of his time the last two wock to
s'"n and bridge work. If you need
ng'n.ng in that line 60 to any one Of
- Patients and see what kind Of work
"e y turns out The DR.. will re-
"A'n here until about the 25th and
s'4'n about the S of May and will re-
"'s'D n Wadsworth during the sum-
'Aet. Mes u,., -, ~, n,
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nan Our Rar is equipped wi th high g,lide
xxx Liquors Wines and Brandirs T'hr,
UNI celebrated Annenser-Bush Beer &C.
per glass; the famous Budwsi5Dr at
csc. per bottle, especially adapied FOR
family nse aaa Inc highest grade vi Cigars
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Sewing Bee.

Don't buy a sewing machine until
YOU see the Bartlett at half what you
pay for any other not any better.
E. GRlsWGLD.
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SUSQUEHANNA.
spcciol TO the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Susquehanna. Oct. 3l.-A Baptist
church is being erected at Brushvilla.
In Beebe Park on Saturday after
noon, the Scranton football team will
play against a picked team from
Brushville.
Coal commences to come over the
Jefferson division of the Erie.
y Susquehanna delegation will at
tend the Republican rally at Hallstead
this evening.
Forgetting that there are thirty-one
days in the present month. a number
of your people last evening played
halloween pranks.
Owing to poor patronage, keystone
Hook and Ladder company cancelled
its engagement with the passion
Play manager.
Mrs. j. II. Doolittle and Miss Emma
Hall left for New York to-day to visit
relatives.
The first of a series of popular con-
certS was held in Christ Episcopal
church last evening. Home talent was
assisted by Miss Katherine Schnell
and Mr.. George II. Downing of Bing-
hamtOn
Miss Josephine Walsh of Prospect
street, has left to visit relatives in
Kansas City and Denver
Mrs. NJ. Lyman. of Syracuse is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Ella Engle
of Grace street.
Mrs. Eliza Morgan is visiting at
Clifton Springs.
d. d. Sir Knight John w. Ward of
New York city, and his degree team
will eXemplify the third degree in
Susquehanna county, Knights of COL
umbus. on Friday evening.
The Thomas Starrance creamery is
rapidly approaching completion.
There will be preaching service in
the Avenue Methodist church in Oak
ley on Friday evening.
Quite Il number of Susquehanna
and vicinity people took i'm the Erie's
excursion to New York this morning
\ Susquehanna delegation will par
ticipate in the big Republican rally
in Montrose on Friday.
The grand jury of the county met
at Montrose on Monday.
Goss' Passion Play" entertainment
Is advertised to be given in the Metho-
dist church this evening.
The Remocrats will hold a meeting
IN Hogan opera house on Friday eve
ming. The speakers announced are
Hon. Henry Grimm of Harrisburg,
candidate for Large:
Judge Davis. of Binghamton. and
John NJ. Kelly Esq, Of Montrose.
At jackson Corners last night the
residence of r.. NJ. jackson was de-
stroyed by fire. Miss r.unlce Harris. a
maiden lady who was housekeeper for
the family, was burned 10 DEATH
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

leave on Saturday to join their nus
| bands at Frostburg. Md.
| Misses Nellie Walsh and Kate Bre-
hony will resume their duties in the
International Correspondence schools
this week.
Mrs. George Chester whose husband
was killed in the mines about five
| months ago gave birth to a young
daughter on Tuesday.
Sergeant Patrick Doran of Battery
NJ. First Artillery. returned TO F,.
Morgan on Tuesday after a few
months furlough.
The Ladies' Missionary society of
the Langclff church will meet at the
home of Mrs. Edward Laird this after
noon.
The marriage of Charles Bosley.
formerly of this town and Miss Anna
Linstrand was solemnzed in St. Bar
naba's Episcopal church, Chicago. on
Wednesday evening, Oct "a. Mr.. Bos-
ley now occupies a lucrative position
in machine shop of that city.
Prof. =. f. Devers has returned from
New York city.
John Allen who has been for the
past thirty years mine foreman at
Law shaft has been given notice to
discontinue his labors for the Penn
sylvania Coal Co. Mr.. Allen has
served the company faithfully but on
account of advancing years the late
officials have made it law that fore
men over 65 years of age will he pen
stoned on half pay. The many friends
of Mr.. Allen wish him many happy
years of retired life He will be sue
ceeded by John Garvey of North End
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THEY TELL IT HERE.
Tell II on the Streets of
Scranton as Else.
where.

Some things cannot be told too often
Repetition gives them added strength
The same old story Is pleasant to hear
When 1t brings happiness to the home
Brings JOY to the afflicted
Tells how burdens can be raised.
How the back can be relieved.
All the pains and aches removed.
Scranton people tell this story.
Friends and neighbors talk about It.
They tell about their kidney Ills.
What they suffered how the cure came.
What they think Of Doan's Kidney
Pills.
Here Is what a citizen says:
Mrs. Evan Jenkins, of 143 South FIJI
more avenue. Hyde Park says: II
had steady pains in my hips and
through my sides. so distressing at
work about the house. l have often
been obliged to call in the doctor.
There was also an annoying kidney
weakness which at times was very
painful and attended with frequent ac-
tion of the secretions. MY limbs were
numb and had dropsy at times and
my feet swelled 80 that I could not
wear my shoes. The doctor said my
trouble must be checked or 1t would
receive much benefit from the medicine
took. I heard about Doan's Kidney
Pills and used five or six boxes. They
helped me wonderfully in every way.
have recommended them to many
of my friends and some Of them re-
cei"ed marked benefit from the use of
this remedy"
For sale by all dealers. Price 20
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, n.
Y. sole agents for the U. S.
Remember the name Doans and
take no substitute.
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TUNKHANNOCK.

special 10 the scranton lflDuht
Tunkhannock Oct. 31.--As the 9Th of
November draws near the political can
didates Ior the various offices are put
ting in full time in an effort to fix up
all the iplaces that seem to be a little
weak In their campaign. The contests
between Judge II. w. Bardwell and
Harvey Sickler for associate judge, and
between Hon. n. u. Tiffany and Hon.
~. Fl. Squier for representative are
both very close. The prospects for the
national ticket in this county are very
bright and the majority should be
somewhere around five hundred. In the
fight in this district for state senator
there seems to be some differences of
opinion. Ordinarily the district is from
five to six thousand Republican. This
year the Republicans have no candi-
date for the office. owing to the diff
culties which arose at the conference
AT Wyalusing and Mr. f;dmiston. who
was nominated by the anti-Quay fac
tion of Bradford county, is running on
nomination paners under the head of
Honest Government. Mr.. Edmiston
made himself unpopular with the Wyo-
ming Republicans by the stand he took
at the conference between the two dis
circumstance of his not being on the
regular ticket, will lose him Il good
many votes. Il. f. Maynard. the Demo-
cratic candidate for the same office. has
been down here several times and is
making an active canvass of the coln-
ty. For congress, Hon. G. Fred Wright
of Susquehanna county, the present
member from this district, will find no
trouble. the district being Republican
by a large majority
President Judge II. NJ. Durham, OF
LapOrte, Sullivan county, was in town
on Wednesday on his way home from
Nontrose where he has been holding
court.
G. NJ Kishpaugh, of Harrisburg. is
up for few days. He still votes here,
maintaining his residence here by vir-
tue of being employed in the service of
the state government.
The contract for the delivery of the
ballots to the various election precincts
throughout the county was let by the
county commissioners to n. Nj. Hard
ing for s25, that being the only bid put
in for the job. The ballots are being
printed, at the Office of the Nicholson
Examiner at Nicholson.
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pITTSTON.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Pittson. Oct. 31.-The dry goods firm
of Cutler & Finney, which has con-
Quoted a store here for the past six
months. has been dissolved. Mr.. r
b. Cutler will continue the business.
Thomas Grace, the well known grO-
cery merchant of South Main street
and Miss Anpie O'Boyle. of Market
street, sister, of Attorney p. A.
O'Boyle. We're united in marriage In
st. Johns church yesterday morning
with a nuptial mass. The attendants
We're Miss Mary Glare O'Boyle, as
bridesmaid, and John Grace. as best
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Grace will be at
home in the Fahy house, on Broad
street. after Nov. IL.
Miss Margaret David, of Bellevue,
is spending week at the home of j.
j. Howell. West Pittston.
There is some talk of organizing a
Country club in West Pittston.
Miss Lillian May Stickln, eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Stick
lin, of Railroad street, was united in
marriage this morning to Rev. j. w.
Burros. pastor of st. Georges Epnsco-
pal church, Pittsburg The ceremony
Was peIloliiieu III 81. JdIies thuiC
here at 5.45 a. M, by Rev. J. M.
Johnston After wedding breakfast
at the home OF the BRIDES parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Burros left at 7.45 for Pitts
burg. where they will reside.
Word has been received here that
Herbert II. Bush. who went from
here to visit his old home in England.
has decided to reside permanently in
the !nother country.
The Misses Liesenring of Delaware
avenue. attended private Halloween
party at Wilkes Barre Wednesday
evening.
Pittston City night schools will open
Nov. ].
Joseph Walsh. a Pittston shoe mer-
chant. and Miss Altha Mackin, of Ash
ley, We're united in marriage at the
latter place yesterday morning. They
will reside on Washington terrace,
PittStOn.
A party of twenty-five West Pitts
ton and Wilkes Barre ladies We're en-
tcrtained by Mrs. G. B. Sampson. of
Carbondale this afternoon.
The Lnzerne County Fair associa-
tion, at the annual meeting at the
West Pittston fair grounds yesterday.
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, o. \. FarnhGm: secretary, J.
Stark COolbaugh; treasurer, w. r.
McCabe; directors. Il. NJ. Hughes, c..
w. ST. John, n. j. Corcoran. S. B.
Bennett, p. +. Joyce and NJ. l.. Per-
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HONESDALE.

Special 10 the Scranton Tribune.
Honesdale, Oct. 3l.-No coal has
reached Ilonesdnle since the strike
ended.
The soaking rain of the past few days
Is of untold value to this community.
wicked Confederaclcs' will be the
subject from which the Rev. c. l..
Percy Will speak Sunday evening in the
Baptist church.
One hundred and sixty-cight tickets
were sold at the union station for the
Erie excursion to New York this morn
ing.
Hon. N. f. Underwood. of Emlra,
N. v, formerly of Lake Como, was II
Honesdae visitor this week.
Miss Emma Ferber Is with her sister.
Mrs. Harry Snyder, at Poughkeepsie.
Charles Mckenna. who entered Laf-
nyette college for the present term. has
returned to his home here. He is suf-
fering with a broken leg which he re-
relved while playing a game of foot
ball.
This Thursday evening the Metropol-
Stan Star quintette will open the Chris
tian Endeavor course in the Honesdale
opera house.
Some idea may be found of the guam
tity of apples grown in Wayne county
by the number OF barrels handled by
bnly two dealers. Messrs. Courtright Il
Son are handling about fourteen thou
sand barrels and Mr.. Avery about
seven thousand barrels.
County Superintendent David l..
Houser has arranged an excellent pro-
Eramme for the teachers institute
which will commence in the court
house Monday, November II.
Friday evening I'VE lovers of We olde
folkes concerto" will be entertained In
the opera house by We meme and
womenne syngers of the Elijth Allen
company, composed or fourteen people.
The first part of the programme will
consist of old time hymns. songs and
anthems. The second parte, up to date
songs and anthems. comparing music
of 1902 to that of the present day.
The young men who organized the
Irving Cut Glass company. which has
been in operation for the past three
months. are to be cOngra tUlated on
their success. TheS are adding to their
force of workmcn and working nights
to fill their orders. They now have or
ders on hand sufficient to keep them
working until after the holidays.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will conduct Il rummage sale in the
1,eed drug store building on lower Main
street, commanding Thursday, Nov. s.
Republican rally will be held in the
court house on Saturday evening. Ad-
dresses will be made by A. j. Colborn.
ir.. of Scranton. and other able speak
ers. Music by the Maple City band
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Macauley-Patton Company.

Tie local theater'goe will be delighted to
know that the Macauley'Patton company Is
Gooscd for the Academy OF Music all next week
in high class repertoire of plays. Tile open
ing bill will be the pastoral drama, 'rhe Min,
isters SON." Mr.. ". u. Patton will appear in
the leading rCle, that OF Simon Ray lie will
he remembered as one OF the hest repertoire com.
edians that have ever visited Scranton, The
ministers Son Is u play that all classes ot
theatergoers should see. 1t entertains every
moment, 1t touches the best emotions and
teaches more imrressively than the best sermon
ever preached. The company is one OF the best
on the road anl carries carload of scenery
to produce their plays. Strong specialties will
be introduced by "'rhe Two Does Tile list of
plays produced during the week will he; "The
Inside Track" peaceful Valley" "Just Before
Dawn" Royal Rags" "A Wasted Life" and "a
Texas Cowboy Prices, 10, 90 and 80 cents.
Matinees daily, commencing Tuesday. Ladies'
tickets for Monday night, Is cents,
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HARTFORD.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.


iIarfod, Oct 3l.-T NJ. Maynard visited in
Scranton Saturday.
Miss Ellen Brainard is visiting at II. $. Esta.
brooks.
Mr.. and Mis- G. S, Doloway, of Elmra, are
keeping house ior their father, Mr. d. NJ. Farrar
Mr.. and Mrs, Tracy Richardson attended the
funeral OF Mrs Richardson's sister at Hopbottom
Monday.
-..e ANNA! library meeting will be held in the
Methodist Episcopal church Friday evening, Nov
:. Professor J. Sherwood esq, of Wilkes. Barre
viii deliver the address. Let all come prepared
to join and thus get a years good reading for
80 cents,
Mrs. d, |. Tompkins and children visited at
Paris Tifany's Saturday and Sunday.
+. r. Tiffany visited at Binghamton last week.
Win Harding, OF Forest City, Ia, is visiting
relatives in this vicinity.
Miss Mabel Lewis is seriously i'll with typhoid
fever,
Mrs. T.. T.. Lewis and Mrs. r. r. Tiffany called
on friends in Fast Hartford, Monday.
4 surprise visit was given our pastor, Rev
j. r. Manwel, Friday, Oct, 2G, A great number
We're present and all enjoyed pleasant time.
T.. T.. Jones is in New York on business.
Harry Miller and wife are occupying rooms at
", Osterhout's.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.
In Effect May 81, 1900.

Iralns Leave scranton.
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For White Haven, lIazlcton and principal
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645, 2.1s aud 4.27 p. IN. For Pottsvllc, 6.A5,
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For Tunkhsnnock, Towanda, Elmira. Ithaca.
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m.; 74s p. m.
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