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Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-07-26
LEND US
YOUR EAR.
Advertise the Resources Of
Nevada at BuffaIo
Exposition.
How to Help Commissioner
Yerington Advance the
Interests Of oor
State.

State.
We wish TO say more about the Ne
yada exhibit at the Pan American Ex-
position, Buffalo. and more about the
work of J. A. Yerington who is in
charge Of it.
II possible we would like to make
the people Of Nevada realize that they
never before had such an opportunity
to engage and hold the attention Of
Eastern capitalists to the immense
and practically undsveloped resources
Of the State.
We take it for granted there is no
question that we have millions Of
acres Of mineral land in Nevada whose
surface has never been disturbed by
pick or shovel Daily now it is being
shown in new mining camps all over
the State that the aid Of the capitalist
is wanted and needed to tie better de-
veiopment of mining property Of known
merit. If capital will take hold Of
such property It means money for the
prospector. fer the miner, for the in
vestor. and for everybody engaged in
commercial pursuits. II means the
Development Of the State and progress
along all industrial lines.
The greater part Of Mr.. Yerington's S
efforts is to get the ear OF the capital
st, and attention once had, where pro-
perties have merit, investment follows
upon examination. The mineral spec
linens under glass at the exhibit only
serve to introduce the subject OF our
resources. After that comes the real
labor OF Commissioner Yerington and
the exercise of his talent. He must
be competent to answer the thousands
OF questions asked him and have the
necessary knowledge Of his subject to
hold the interest OF the questioner.
Men are not seeking minerals and pro-
ducts Of which they are ignorant but
more than likely those with which their
business and life work are concerned.
Had we an lgnoramus representing us
men we are seeking would soon find it
out and we would be injured. Mr..
Yerington is not only thoroughly com
petent but he is Of fine presence and
magnetic. The more he is probed the
better the result. He has made
warm friends of all the newspaper men
by his natural courtesy and is very
popular with them. They have given
him great deal Of aid in publishing
mining news from this State and send
ing it among the people and along the
lines to money centers SO men inter
ested in such matters seek the Nevada
exhibit when they arrive at Buffalo.
We can all appreciate the value Of this
work.
To keep it up it is necessary that
every newspaper published in the State
be sent TO him. Every newspaper
wants not only 10 advance the interests
Of the locality in which it is published
but also the interests Of the State.
1t was a great honor TO this State
when Mr.. Yerington was elected Presi-
dent Of the Executive Commissioners
Association Of the Pan-American Ex-
position. 1t demonstrated at once
that Nevada had sent a representative
whose ability was early recognized by
men Of brains representing every coun-
try on the American continent Just
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-07-26

Victor Dornberger has been elected
principal Of the Lovelock public school
and Miss Matte Mcintyre viii preside
over the primary department.
Herbert Esden and family are out
camping near Beckwith in Grizzly
Valley and Henry Esden and family
will leave for an outing next week.
The first mining accident in Tono-
pah occurred this week when a miner
picked out missed hole. He viii
lose an eye and be badly dlsfigured.
Tuesday afternoon in the United
States District Court the tax case of
the Central Pacific railroad was sub
mitted by attorneys for both sides and
was taken under adylsement by Judge
Hawey.
B. A. Worthington has been ap-
pointed division superintendent of the
Southern Pacific Railroad with head
quarters in Tucson. Arizona. He was
private secretary to H. E. Huntington.
George Wedekind brought suit
against c. B. Bell, w. A. Sleep. Thos
L. Ford, Thos. Dougherty and BENZ.
Curler for fifty thousand dollars dam
ages for ore taken from his mine by
the Bell people,
Gladys Greenwood. a 7-year old
girl. met with a serious accident in
Gold Hill last night, She was playing
on the Yellow Jacket trestle and fell
off, receiving serious injuries. says the
Enterprise. She is the daughter Of
Billy Greenwood, who was a butcher
here.
A Denver dispatch to the effect that
a Lena Jefferson of Wadsworth had
arrived in Denver to marry Arnold
Livingstone through the medium Of a
matrimonial bureau when they discov-
cred they were brother and sister is
the rankest kind of fake. There has
been but one Jefferson family here in
twenty years and their only child was a
boy.
A dry goods clerk. not a thousand
miles distant from this office has
formed habit of saying. "Yes, have
often noticed that, in agreeing to what
the customers say to him. Last Sat
urday a man was in the store buying
some hose for his wife. and remarked
that she always wore black hose.
"Yes, have often noticed that said
the clerk, from force of habit-but he
has been industriously trying to get
over the habit ever since.
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BRIEF ITEMS OF J
TOWN AND STATE !

Railroad business is lively.
Charles Washeim is here for a visit.
Fred Klein has returned from the
east
R. H. Condy is visiting Winnie
mucca.
l6o car Dads Of which 1903 are fruit
will pass here tonight
E. H. Proctor and Jack Sheehan
we're in town yesterday
Superintendent Noble ami his Off
cial family are in town.
Charlie Scheunert the Sacramento
cigar man is here today.
w. F. and L. A. Kaiser were in
from Churchill yesterday.
T. ]. Donelin of Oakland, CAL
visited relatives here Sunday
The river is getting lower but there
is yet plentiful supply Of water.
Mrs. Heaton Of Carlin is paying a
visit to her daughter Mrs. Geo. Nut
hail.
General Manager J. M. Helbert and
party arrive from San Francisco this
evening
The California horse market is
gutted and a band from Elko brought
snail returns. tt ~
There are more men now employed
ahe V. & T. shops than at any time
in the past two years.
The incline at the Elko coal mine
Is now down 200 feet. The coal shows
steady improvement
Who got "ducking' the night Of
the concerta Twas intended for the
,other fellow alright.
George Herberth has received his
fall line of elegant tailoring samples.
They are worth seeing.
Deputy Assessor w. S. Beard is
spending the day here on business
connected with his office.
Mrs. ]. M. Blanchard and Miss Nina
are visiting in Reno and intend max
ing a trip to California before return
ing.
Mrs. Tom billiard returned Wednes-
day night from Los Angeles where she
has been visiting her daughter Mrs.
Hurt.
In Wedekind VS.. Bell Judge Talbot
ordered judgement for Wedekind and
enjoined Bell from further working on
that vein.
Miss L. Muller is visiting her sister
Mrs. E. Mayo. Miss Muller is one Of
the many clerks employed by Hale
Bros. in Sacramento.
The Tuscarora Miners Union is
circulating a petition asking Congress
TO extend the Chinese exclusion act for
another twenty years.
Misses Helen Hettenhousen and
Myrtle York are visiting friends at
rruckee. The will leave for San
Francisco in few days.
Mrs. w Smith and children,
Grandma Behler and Mrs. Scott Nc
Racken and children departed Tuesday
evening for Twin Lakes, CAL, to re-
main during the warm season.
Mrs. l. Applegate and children left
br Carson Wednesday morning and
viii reside in Truckee after the first Of
August as Mr.. Applegate has been
promoted and will run the switch en-
t'n9 in the Truckee yard.
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Carpet Stretcher and Tack Driver.

AinIey & Son have received the
fastest and best carpet stretcher ever
placed on the market II stretches
and drives tacks without making the
operator stoop. They have them on
sale.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-07-26

For RENT-Desirable residence
partly furnished; good location. In
ouire at once at DISPATCH office.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-07-26

Victor Dornberger has been elected
principal Of the Lovalock public school
and Miss Matte Mcintyre viii preside
over the primary department.
Deming headlight., 1901-05-18

The Luna County Teachers Institute
opened Monday, May 18Th Al the High
School building, with W. W. Robertson
aa conductor.
Quite an interest ls being manifested.
There are nlne,een IN attendance,
whlch is two more than we're enrolled Al
the Grant county Institute, which was
held here last year.
The frat four days we're devoted by
Prof. Robertson 10 the presentation Of
the subject Of Arithmetic. which wa,
done 10 q very 'horough and palnstaklng
manner. The frsl day was spent on the
elements, as iar as iFactlons. the aecond
day, fractions. third day percentage an 4
lts applications; fourth day, Interest.
proportion, snd cube root On Wed.
uesday afternoon prof J. r. Robertson,
10 connection with the regular work,
discussed aome Of the difficulties NJ per.
censage, handling !, 10 very effective
manner, aud With great benefit 10 all.
hlsa Ella p. Gulnney through her four
'aiks on tsachiug geography very plainly
demonstrated her ability In this llns.
They were given 10 the following order,
Tuesday, "uensral paperon Geography
wednesday, Geography before the use
OF the textbook" Thursday, "Map draw.
ingi" Friday, important things to be
explained
These talks we're clear, concise and
full OF useful suggestions; they had also
the further advantage Of being unhack.
neyed and practabls.
U. Francis Duff handled the subjects
OF history aud civil govermsnt On
Wednesday he gave a talk on the history
Of New Mexico.
A session 10 being held to-day, satur.
day, and it 10 hoped that public meet,
Ing, may he held some nignt durlnr ihe
coming week.
Every body exnrctscs themselves M
pleased with the conduct ~ the uormall
which will continue for ten days.
The meetings are held from 43O y,
m. TO 0 p. m. All persons are cordially
Invited TO visit the Institute while ia
session.
We are especially glad to note IN,
good attendance. Rev. Mclean has beer
visitor twice this week.
Deming headlight., 1901-05-18

The most notable event OF the year
was tho reception given by the Junior
class last evening To the Graduating class
Of our Public school. The reception oc
cured at the rssldeuce Of Mr., aud Mrs.
W. r. Merrill aud no pains were spared
In making the participants happy.
Over hundred invitations were sent eu'
aud nearly all we're accepted and a more
pleasant crowd OF young folks never as
sembled 10 this city before. Everybody
was ut their best aud the entire evening
was one continual round Of pleasure.
The Luna county band was 10 attend-
anee aud dlscoursed sweet music for the
happy throug.
Ice cream and cake were served, aud
each had his share, which was .anUther
good feature.
Games were played In which all took
part. The Juniors outdld themselves ln
the endeavor 60 entertain, aud their
efforts will long be remembered by all.
Mrs. Merrill, ~ usual, proved n most
hospliable hostess, aud made both old
and young feel cheerful. Her assistants
Misses Madora Faulkner. Nora Lawhon
sud ClydIs Brown, as we'll as the boys OF
the class, are due a vote oi thanks from
all who attended.
The Junior class IL composed Of
Messrs. Walter Pickars, Lee Lester,
Ellis williams, Guy Moore, Oakley Cilt
ford, Dave Baker. Misses. MAdora
Faulkner, Nora Lawhon, and Ciydie
Brown, each an everyone OF whom will
no doubt be the recipient Of the aaIns
honors next year 10 be conferred ON shose
accomplished young ladies who compose
the senior class this year.
Deming headlight., 1901-05-18
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Deming headlight., 1901-05-18

The ri Paso on 4 Coal 10. has closed
a contract with the irm of Hale a Beg
uinne Of Tucson, Arlzons 70 slnk = we'll
on their oil lands at Cooks Peak, In
shis county. The machinery will be 10
place and at work within thirty days
With tnia much done II will not take
long 10 bore down aud end out whether
We have oil or not.
Those who claim 70 be judges cay
that there is oil At Cooks Peak and a.
an evidence that they mean what they
say they are buying large blocks OF
stock.
Deming may have pipe line before
winter.
Deming headlight., 1901-05-18
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Deming headlight., 1901-05-18

DR., J. NJ. Williamson has gone 20 bic
home In Texas, from where be will 20
10 the Confederate Veterans reunion II
Memphis. Tenn.
wanled-Agents 10 handle our cele-
hrated line. Automatic Yoke Go.
indianapolis, lnd
A box OF those red Gpples, similar 10
the ones presented 20 President Mckinley
and which has already made the Mim-
bres Valley fam0ua for the quality Of
the fruit Il produces, will be shipped to
Mrs. Otero, vile OF the Governor, this
week from this city.
Geo. b. Ryan, representing Hlbbard,
spencer Bartlett, OF Chlcagol v. B. Lea
msr, Of BurnhAm, Hanna a Menger,
and " W. llouck who represents Soy
mour a Jhnnsou, Of s,- Louis, blew into
this city last Tuesday and all Of that
evening that these gentlemen we're not
belug entertained by the Apelphl club,
they we're entertaining the club. Each
Of the above named gentlemen are In
dlyldually possessed With a voice that ls
we'll calculated 70 make the "0od Of
Song weep with envy, and had II not
have been that Ryau, Or lIouck, We for
got which, insisted a regular Intervals,
Ia singing "Chrlstophor Columbo," /"
which uong Is no, we'll adapted 10 the
aesthetic taste Of this commuully All
would have been we'll. However, after
q time they sang Il through once pud lhon
al WAS right Any llme 10 the futugs
that any one. or al Of these gentlemen
light Ia Demins their presence u the
Adelphl viii be appreciated.
Deming headlight., 1901-05-18

NJ The opesa house this Saturday eve
nlng. An ice cream supper will be ssrv.
ed on The stage during the entire evening
aud 81 $50 cake walk viii sntsrtaln
you while you rest. Cake Walkers will
Be dressvd Ia darksy costumes aud black
isees' Ever, one is invlted 20 come and
have good time. ny order of, Com
mittse.
Deming headlight., 1901-05-18

y A, DauIorth. 0f LatiHnge, Ga,
suffered for slx months With a frIghtfui
running core on bic ltgi but writes that
u hve days. Fof Ulcers, Wounds, Piles
teed. Only 25c. sold by J. =. Byron.
Deming headlight., 1901-05-18

A little cold aud hacking cough
Are a couple Of things you'd better
leave on.
One bottle OF simmons Cough syrup
sure,
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cure.
Guaranteed. Price 25 aud 50cts.
Deming headlight., 1901-05-18

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Deming headlight., 1901-05-18

Acker's English Remedy will
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the wors. cold IN twelve hours, or money
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90.
Deming headlight., 1901-05-18

Ths bss. brands Of cigars only at Kin
arAf'a
Deming headlight., 1901-05-18

Ty the new remedy for custiyeners
Chamberlain's Stomach aud Liver Tab
lete, Every box guaranteed. Price, 25
cents. For sale by J. 2. Byron, druggist
Deming headlight., 1901-05-18

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w the "hottFnt" seller on Earth, DE-. whites
Electric Comb. patenied ikDe, Agents are cola
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headaches, ete yet costs the same AZ On 0rdnary
comb. send bOc IN stamps fnf 4 sample. y. n
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Deming headlight., 1901-05-18
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Deming headlight., 1901-05-18

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-05-18
SPECIAL BARGAINS.

z room house. lots. near car line and
pavement, fine location west side, $500
rented houses. 5 east front lots KAN
sas ave. blocks from state house square,
splendid Investment: now $500.
New room modern house, 5 blocks s.
w. OF state house hot water heat every
300.
room house. A east front lots, Buchan-
an St, 1920
Good room house Chestnut St.. $500
Neat room cottage, east front lots
close in. 81. $50, in payments
s room house, 2 lots, 3 blocks from the
Copeland, 81 200: a snap.
5 room house, ? lots. Clay St, 5000
New room cottage, lots. Buchanan
St. 81, $50
Good room house, partly modern, lots
fine location. blocks from state house
s.. 800.
Extra large vacant lots. near shops, 800
Nice grocery stock, fixtures, good loca-
ton owner has other business and will
sell cheap.
10 acres fine suburban land, highly inn
proved, $500 Win exchange for good
residence near 10th and Clay SITS.
4s acres fine land, well improved. 10
miles out, 81, 500: can use west side resi-
dence.
Fine So acre suburban tract * mile from
Topeka; splendid investment at ", 600
J. A DAVIS e CO.,
Entrance on 9Th St. c11 Kansas Ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-05-18
FOR SALE BY
". G. Stephenson & Co.,
500 KANSAS AVE.
Over Rigby's.

5 room cottage on Chandler St, near Sd.
east front and hard oil finish, 10 It. cell
tern. new barn. At special price of $1,150-
$3.50 cash, balance 5000 per month A
room house on east side. front hall and
stairs, gas, city water, splendid water,
rents for $500 per month. Pays y per
cent gross on price asked Price 81. $50.
IL lots. room house, front hall and
stairs, mantle and CRATE, soft water. bath
gas fixtures city and cistern water, barn.
~, 500, $500 cash, balance in monthly pay
rnents.
2 lots and good 5 room house on Harri-
and cistern water Price 81, $50; part cash,
balance in payments
l12 lots and room cottage on harrison
ST., between 5th and 9Th SITS, city and els
tern water, coal shed and outbuildingsi
price 81. 600; small payment down, balance
long time at per cent.
11a lots on Monroe St, paving and sewer,
eastfront, close in; will sell to right par-
8 lots, east front on Jefferson ST.. 6 room
cistern water. fruit and shade. Price ST.
ESQ. 500 cash, balance in monthly pay
2 lots and z room residence on Polk. st.
closet, steam heat. cistern and city watsl,
in sink in kitchen, sewer connection, $40
8 room cottage on Lake near Sth- Price
$500. $50 cash, balance monthly payments,
without interest.
hall and stairs, hard oil finish. sliding
doors, gas and bath, city and cistern
water. barn. fine elm shade, on Buchanan
st. near 7th. Price 81. $50. A bargain.
2 lots, east front, on Harrison excellent
location for a nice home. Price $500.
Many other bargains to offer not ad-
Money to loan on real estate security
at low rates.
Houses to rent.
Fire Insurance written at the lowest
". c. STEPHENSON & CO..
500 Kansas Ave. lover Rigby's.1
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-05-18
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BY
w. NJ. FORBES.
SECURITY BUILDING.

To exchange for farm worth about 81
CD, located IN northern central Kansas,
q good rental property worth $500 with
IN blocks OF Auditorium, 6 room house
and large barn, all in good condition.
NO 131 B-l lot on west Sth St, with q
cottage Of rooms, in good condition
Price II 20. Rents pay 10 per cent on
this price.
100 acre farm 6 miles from Topeka, z1k
miles from r.. r.. sta alton, good buildings.
large orchard. 20 acres fine wheat: if sold
before before July lst crop will go with place.
Vacant lots on Clay ST. near Central
park, at a bargain.
No 22s A-11k lots on buchanan st., near
18th St, improved with a cottage Of 4
rooms, Wen ana cellar, all new and f1rst
No l65 As lots on Seward ave, near
shops improved with cottage of rooms.
cellar, well, stable for 3 horses and 2
81 600; lots adjoining If desired
No 81 Al lot ON Van Buren, st. near
4th. paving and sewer tax paid. improved
with a room cottage. well. cistern. eel
81. 100.
lot on Kansas ave, near Crane St,
with g stone business house. now rented
for So per month. Price 81 800
A well located strictly modern dwelling
for sale for few days at q very low
price.
Houses for rent.
Money to loan on real estate.
Fire and tornado insurance.
w. NJ. FORBES
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-05-18
FOR SALE BY
BENEDICT & CO..
sol Kansas Avenue.

A neat. partly modern room house. 31a
blocks from business center, nice hail.
hard finish throughout house, a good barn.
fine shade; So, 900, part cash. a bargain
a fine Potwin home, on Greenwood ave,
12x205 feet. s rooms, completely modern,
furnace heat good barn elegant lawn and
shade. Price S, 800.
A neat cottage. IL blocks from Bethany
college, rooms IL lots. SIPS
500 cash
2 acres on Topeka ave, close in. $500.
Lots north and east Of Washburn col
lege at from sll5 t9 SEQ each; S25 cash.
or s acres near Washburn college at
10 20. 80 Or 50 acres on Topeka ave-.
south Of city, at $50 per acre.
An 80 acres north of city at g. 400.
3 lots on Lincoln St, near 18th St, only
$500 if sold Monday or Tuesday
316 acres 8 miles from city, improved,
part bottom. timber and living water
$3.50 per acre. and many other bargains
BENEDICT & CO.,
COL Kansas Ave.