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Cañon City record., 1902-10-02
GONE To FORT RILEY

In accordance with the provisions
made at the last session of the legis-
lature battalion of $50 men of the
Colorado National Guard are in at.
tendance at army maneuvers at Fort
Riley, Kansas, this week, where they
are receiving instructions in military
matters.
Company f, second regiment of this
city is represented in the Colorado
contingen; by two officers and ten
privates, viz: Corporal E. L. White,
Cororal B. Rrowwnley, c. Jenkins,
e .Tannehill, E. Patton, E. S. Kin
ney, R. ,Tassell. CA. Marteeney, Guy
Randall, h. Thompson, c. Wykoff
and wm. Martecney
The boys left Sunday morning for
Denver, where they Joined the rest of
the battalion They will be gone
about two weeks and they are expect
ed TO pick up lot of Information
that it would be impossible TO obtain
in any assemblage of state troops.
Captain L. C. Hall ACCOMPANIED the
boys as far as Denver. and returned
home Monday afternoon.
Colorado and a number of other
western states, more generous than
some of their older sisters, made
special appropriation from the public
monies in order that the original plan
of the Federal government might be
carried out.
Cañon City record., 1902-10-02
FIFTY DOLLARS IN GOLD

To fix it so no lodge secretary, who.
ever busy, may feel that the trip is
too much for him, we will furnish
the happy winner Of the prize with
Fifty Dollars in Gold for spending
money. II that lucky man should
hapPen to be one of our old time Bry-
an friends and haze any strong pre-
judices against the yellow metal as
currency, We will gladly waiver our
especial liking for the yellow stuff
and deal out TO him fifty silver
dollars that he may Jingle his silver
sentiment 30 his hearts content.
The man who gets this gift can de.
pend upon The Rcord doing every
Cañon City record., 1902-10-02
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Oliver Farwoll left yesterday for a
visit with friends at Castleville. Mis-
souri,.
Napoleon Hunt is confined to his
home at si6 Greenwood avenue by an
attack of typhoid fever
J, II. Peters has purchased of G,
NJ Kingsley, the harness and leather
repairing business at 5l6 Main street
and will conduct the establishment ON
che lines pursued by his predecessor.
W, L. Cawood will be retained in
his former capacity as foreman of the
shop.
Cañon City record., 1902-10-02

Mr.. and Mrs. James Hood are re-
joicing over the advent of baby
daughter into their family circle, the
happy event occurring last Monday.
Night Marshall A. p. Cate of Gold
field, who was shot by burglars at that
place last week, as buried here few
days ago. While making his rounds
about the town one night last week
his attention was attracted by sus-
picious looking light in one OF stores,
and on going to the rear of the build
ing, discovered that the door was open.
He walked in to see what was going
on and was fired upon by robbers and
killed,
Cañon City record., 1902-10-02
MODERN WOODMEN BALL

The members Of the Forester>r
Division of the local lodge. Modern
Woodmen of America, gave very de-
lightful ball at Elks' hall Monday
night.
The occasion was planned to be
red letter event in the social annals
of the order in this city, and its CON
summation redeemed the happiest an
ticipstions of its promoters, thereby
establishing an enviabie reputation
for themselves as entertainers.
The degree team OF the lodge.
dressed in the uniform of the order,
officiated as a reception committee,
welcoming the guests to the festivi-
ties and hospitalities of the evening.
Nothing was left undone that would
contribute TO the comfort and enioy
ment of the visitors, thus insuriny
an event of exceptional pleasure to all.
Music was furnishd by Pantone'
orchestra and the merry company
''tripped the light fantastic till
admonished by the ''we'e sma' hours
of the flight of time.
Refreshments Were served under
the direction of committee appoint
ed TO look after this feature of ths
entertainment. and it was UNIVERSAL,
agreed that its duties were pertorme,
faithfully and we'll.
1t was a pleasant affair and tn,
guests departed for their homes carry.
ing away with them delightful. memo
ries of the royal manner in which
they had been entertained.
Cañon City record., 1902-10-02

There one can while away MS time
basking in the winter sunshine on the
broad hotel piszas, bathing in the
surf of that glorious beach or in idly
wandering among the palm lined
streets of that peculiar southern town.
He eau pluck the orange from its ma
tive branch and he can enjoy all the
southern fruits intheir own home oftro-
pical splendor. But the pleasures of
such trip are innumearble. Col
umns could be written telling of Gal
weston and of the country passed
through. but space forbids.
Cañon City record., 1902-10-02

Following its usual course of enter
prise and generosity, The Record has
arragned gift for one of the lodge
men of the city that will be- a prize
indeed
We propose to send the most popular
lodge secretary of this city on an
extended trip through the South. The
trip will be over the wonderful Santa
Fc routc and will take the lucky
lodge man through much of Kansas,
Oklahoma and Texas. The principal
points of interest, in fact. the destina-
tion will BE- Galveston, on the Gulf of
Mexico. A side trip will be arranged
TO Houston. and stop overs will be
allowed at any point ON the route.
The trip may be made in two weeks
or the winners of the prize may
take two months outing IL he
wisher This tour of the big cotton
state will be arranged for January or
February. mouths when the busy busi
ness mau has the most leisure time
and when the sunny days and winter
bloom of the south IS most apprecia-
ted. One could hardly select more
delightful spot TO spend few weeks
in winter time than Galveston, Texas
Their, it IS always green and bloom
ing aud the summer is perpetual
Cañon City record., 1902-10-02
The Record To Give One of The Gentlemen Lodge
taries of Canon City Trip To Galveston Texas. The
Gift Will Include Unlimited Stop Over Tickets
to Galveston and Houston and Fifty
Dollars in Cash

thing in its power to please him and
make this the most royal trip of
lifetime.
Cañon City record., 1902-10-02
RESISTER TODAY AND
LET VOTE YOUR COUNT

The sooner you get registered. the
easier 1t will be for you, and the
castor 1t will be for the party
managers. Let them get your
name Off tho list of unrsr.- sd.
and they will have mon to
devote to others. Evu is
needed, every voter mus, 10 q
gistered.
Cañon City record., 1902-10-02

At convention of the Republican
delegates of Chaffee and Fremont
counties held at the court house in
shis city last Thursday afternoon,
Charles A. Chamberlain of Salida
WAS nominated rs the party candi-
date for float representative from the
counties named. Mr.. Chamberlain
is successful lawyer and a repre-
sentative citizen of Salida, and if
elected, may be dependd upon 10 look
after the interests of his constituents
in n Colorado General Assmehly.
Il. G. Wilkinson who has been Wis
iting friends in this city for the last
week or ten days. returned to his
home in Amhrion. Nebraska, yes
! terday.
Cañon City record., 1902-10-02
FOOT BALL CONTEST

i game OF foot ball will b. played
here Saturday afternoon, October llth
between teams of the Canon City
high school and the Centennial high
school of Pueblo. The local organi-
zation is industriously ,practicing in
teresting sport may be expected.
Cañon City record., 1902-10-02
PLAN OF PRISONERS
TO ESCAPE F0ILED

What would undoubtedly have been
the biggest Jail delivery in the his
tory of Colorado, had the plot of the
prisoners been carried into execution,
was nipped in the bud through the
vigilance of the penitentiary officials
here a few days ago; the plan alluded
to embracing a scheme for the muir
der of the penitentiary officials and
the escape of the convicts now confined
behind the walls OF that institution
The matter was kept very quiet by
the prison authorities and it was not
until Tuesday that the public had any
inkling of the occurrence. although
the trouble occurred two days pre-
viously, and as reported to The Rec
ord, was substantially as follows:
While making his rounds about
O'Clock last Sunday night guard
heard something drop in one of the
rooms of the cell house, which gave
out metallic ring, like bunch of
keys. His suspicion was aroused by
the circumstance and he reported the
matter to the Office and asked that an
investigation of the affair be made
Deputy Warden Burghart at once
dispatched messenger for
Ike Howe, one of Warden Martins
most trusted and confidential friends,
and after a short conference between
the two men it was decided to search
the entire prison in an effort to hnd
ont if anything was wrong.
Warden Martin was out of town and
it is probably due to the prompt
measures taken by his lieutenants
that one of the most dramatic events
in the annals of the state was pre-
vented Mr.. Howe has charge of the
penitentiary farm in South Canon.
and being one of Warden Martins
most intimate associates, entered into
the search with great energy and
with discrimination to find out if
there was any tangible reason for the
suspicion that the prisoners were plan
ming TO escape.
The search was continued unre-
mittingly during Sunday night and
all day Monday, with the result that
dray load of countrahand articles
We're found secreted in the cells and
hidden away in the rooms of the
''trnsties, . which were to be used
in concerted effort to regain their
1 liberty. Among the things discov-
cred during the search was lot of
keys, which could be used for unlock
] ing every cell door in the prison; n
rope ladder. with hooks attached. for
scaling the walls of the inclosure;
several revolvers and score or more
/ of knives; about hundred and fifty
rounds of ammunition, a quantity OF
morphine: a dozen suits of citizens
clothing; about fifteen dollars in cash
and other articles too numerous to
mention.
II was a great haul for the invesri-
gators and probably saved the state
the greatest deluge of criminals ever
turned loose upon it.
In consequence of the discovery of
I the plot of the prisoners to break jail
it is probable that the leaders of the
contemplated revolt will be disciplined
/ by the authorities and that some of
the privileges of the so called
TRUSTEES will be taken away for
few months.
The scheme of tine prisoners 10 OBJ
tain their freedom was daring one.
and the people of Colorado, particu-
larly the Democratic party. are 10 be
congratulated that it was not consu1n-
mated
Cañon City record., 1902-10-02
THE BUSINESS SIDE

vi couIse iiftrt Is u business siue
to the arrangement. but it is a very
easy one. Once a year we make an
effort to pull in some collections on
subscription account.
Its partially to encorage these coll
lectons and to make people glad they
owe us that we have arranged this
splendid gift for some lodge secretary.
The popular secretary will be Sc
lected by votes which are to be had
by paying subsc option accounts.
In the first place a coupon will be
printed in each copy of The Record.
which counts five votes. Then 800
votes will be given for each year paid
on Record subscriptions; 500 votes
will be given with each absolutely
new subscription where it doesn't
result in the dropping of an old one.
That's all there is to it. It's very
Simule.
Cañon City record., 1902-10-02
SPEND NO MONEY

We expept no one 70 spend dollar
in this matter that he would not any
way pay THE RECORD. We have
n lot of accounts out. We want to
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-28
ROWIDY
TELECRAF ICzNE..

RZY NJ, Kr6l
Wlktor Emanuel O.
trzy,na4 list cd cesa-
RIA Wilhelma re "a
pewnieniem, il ce-
sarz. bardzo sic Gle
sly ze zapowiedz'ia-
nego do Berllna
przybycla kr6la i ze
W zamian odwiedzi
go W Rzymie z oka-
zyi. uroczystosci od-
stoniecia W tenn mie-
Scie pomnika Goethe
go, ktory to pomnlk
darowa} Wilhelm
stolic.y pahstwa w}o,
skIl!eego.
2 drugiej strony.
donosz9, re kr6l Wi
ktor Emanuel odwie-
dzl towarzystwie|
ministra spraw We
wnetrznych Paryz "
tym cieElu., azeby
zr6wnowazy6 wp}Y-
wy tr6j i dwuprzy-|
mlerZa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-28
LONDY N, !

LONDYN, z
Brukseli donosza, ze |:'
Rad belgijski zaka- ak
zal generalo1nll gent !; al o. q Boe- }''l''|'
row pr.zyby wac az! 2 :
Holanldlyi do Bel gil
j upo;W,''a''z''lnlIl1l| I p i naczel- l''| =
nik6w stacy 81 kelei '|'l.'I'
pdlnllos.nlejj do DO WY, WY
wanna i, poml'!'o'',c' moe y vol
skowejj na v !, ypa'dlek
potr'zi'e''bl 2 Cd By utrz.ynlania ]. t. yl " .''
porzzSadl ! ! d I: ku. omin1o . 4 4 Q
tego zaka 4 ]. u ! ] prz,y j byl 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-28
Drobne Eclla.

i s-t- - 4
GLEN LYON. Pa.
Dziwny wypadek zdarzyt sic
pred tygodniem " naszej
m:ejscowosci. ot6z dwaj bra
eia Jozef ! Antoni Slazcy.
dostali prawie r6wnoczeSnie
nieszania zmYsl6 W.
W naszym zakatku pa
nuje ciemnota rzadko
gdzie indziel Pe'Wnej kumosz'
&c zgin'e'o 1000; chcae swa
zgube ods';zu'kat j : przynaie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-28

Z. PARYz. Jules
Cambon ME wr6ci
luz ma stanowisko
am basadora we Wa
szyngtonie. Jego
miejsce Zajmie
prawdopodobniie po
sci Jusseraud W Ko-
pcnhadze, a Cambon
zostanie francuskim
ambasadorem " Pc
tersburgu.
PonieWaz W kasie
pahstwa jest deicyt,
wystapi Rad wobec
parlamentu 2 proje'k-
tenn zaclagniecia no
wei pokYczkl:i !: na SUI. u.
me 200 lalillon6w l: s
frank6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-28
PAN LEON SZOPINsKI.

PAN LEON SZOPIESKI,
redaktor ,,Gazety Katolic-
klei,'' powroc.f1 W sobote ::
podrozy do Europy, Zwie.-
dill on Warszawe osobiscie
porozumia} sic wykonawca
pomnika Kosciuszki P. Cho
dzydskim. Pan Szopi6ski "a
pewnia, ze ukohczenie POM
n'ka wymaga zaledwie kilku
tygodni j mole bye " Chi
cago przed jesienia. Sam
pomnik jest wykonany arty-
stycznie pod kazdym wzgle-
dem i stanowczo zajmie wy
bltne miejsce pod wzgledem
! -
wartosci miedzy tutejszymi
lichymi pomnikami. SPECIAL
ne sprawozdanie : tel po
drozy pan Szopinski v tych
dniach komitetowi przedstawi
! bye moze, ze raz nareszcie
nieszczeSliwa e sprawa q.
stanie ukoh hczon4
z4P1sUJo JoIn IaRUs',A
oo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-28

| sic wszystkiem potrzebuja-
cymi. Dawniej zyliSmy ze
soba " nieprzyjazni j godzi-
liSmy jeden ma zycie drugie-'
GO, a teraz zyjemy. jak mas
nauczyl Chrystus: re wszyst=
kimi " zgodzie przyjac:elskiej.
Jeszcze piekniej' mowi Q
dawnych prawdziwych chrze-
scialanach Te1tulian: Kazde-
go dnia przychodza do sadow
.skargi na zbrodniarzy, Ia
b6;c6w, zwodzic;eli, zlodzie'
wszelkiego rodzaju,a laden
2 n::ch ME jest chrzescijan'-
nem. y pogan SO zbrodnia-
re, poga1'e nape'niaja vic
z;;ellia, ale chrzescii,anie SO
,:iew;rni; cd Bcga nauczy)i
Sc n;ew:nnosci ! znaja ia
doskonale. bo a;a1I na;aa1uIcezyl ich lei
Pan Jezus wiernie ia zache7
yuja:
Jake niepodobni )estesmy
do tamtych prawdz wych
chrzescijan? .Niby many te
sama wiare.. a Jake rome
nasze zycie? Gdy pewien
au1ape1laz, ,slazial noWo-.
naWroconych japo1iczykow,
gdy zobaczyl. jak oni spell
Mali sumiennie nauke Chry~
stusa, zdawa}o mu sic, ze sam
ME jest chrzescijaninem. !
naprawde, zdaic SIC. ze ludz e
bye chrzescilanami.
TAX daleko odbiegl. Cd nauki
Chrystusa.
w Paragwaju, prawdziwi
chrzesciian e, ktor7y byl'
dawniej ludozercami. zaws,y-
1zaja swojem zyciem mas
ttorzy dziada pradziada, Cd
wicklow wyznajemy Ware
:hrzescija1ska. Me slychs6
oylo miedzy mimi 0 wszete-|
:zehstwie. opilstwie, ami o|
oysze nienawisci. Me bylo
mimi ubogich, ME
oylo jalmszny, bo wszystko
nieli wspolne. Co rano
schodzili sic ma mo-
llitwe, cafy dzieh pracowali
'ilnie, byli wesel; i zadowo-
eni, a spokoj Bozy jasniaI ma
ch twarzacb. Jezeli kto
itch dopuscil sic jak'ego
vystepku, szedf do kosciola,
powiadal sic j juz nigdy do
tegc ME wracal.
Tacy to byli ! So praw-
Lzlwi chrzescijanie!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-28
..Cronje wraz 2 rodzi- 2
"a,

RERLIN. Ze
.spra Wozdania budze-
tQ W Niemczech Okla
zuje sic defcs t, do O.
chodzacy do 81 z. IS :
600, 600, 81 !. wany an J
obnizonym ::|ochodem
z Gel. nadz'wyozaj ne e
mi wydatkami ar
mic. marYniarki pen
sye.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-28
BAY CITY, Mich.

e. - r : 81 1.
PAM ]. Kowalak zostaia n.
padnieta przez rabusiow W
nedz ele wieczorem, mocno
poturbowana i obrabowana 3
pieoiedzy jake m'af4 przy
sobie. Napadnieta rozpozna1a
swych napastnikow, ktorzy.
SIC miasta przewi-.
du &C co ich czeka. Pani Ko.
W lax m;eszka "a gfa'ioalz 4
miasta. !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-28
JERSEY CITY. N. ].

-. b -. = y F.e , FSS
JERSEY CITY. N.
w niedziele podczas sunny.
uderzy4 piorun W folski ko-..
sciol Sw. Antoniego. Was
ME wtenczas by}o kazanie.
Hulk p.eraatatp I przestrasz,
branych, ze ]ednak ME byfo
wypadku, wnet Sc uspoko-
jono. CO zapobieg1o mozl;we-
mu .nieszczesc u przy t1um y
nem rzuceniu sic do drzwi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-28

WILKESBARRE, Pa.
" kopal'.i Conyngham pod.
czas. przegladu eksplodowa1
gas i trzech ludzi zosta1o ciez-
ko pokaleczonych, pomiedzy.
mimi polak T, Drzewieckl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-28
SCRANTON, Pa. - (

SCRANTON, Pa. - Gro.
no naszych b,znesistow,
zwiacza salon'Sc;, projektuja
utworzenie spoiki akcyjnej =
kapitalem $40, 900, W celu
pobudowania v4asnego pol
skiego browaru.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-28

BERLIN, Rad zamie
RIA. stano Wczo za1o-
zyG W Poznaniu aka
de'm)e niemleck9. 't'I J
Projekt przedlozy
przyszfe'mu sejmowi
prulskie'mu, US kt6ry z
pewnoScla sankey's
swoje) ME odm6wi j
potzebay wysygnu
.je fundusz Rad
pruski nateza Wszyst-
.k1e silly swoje dla
prlz'epro'W.al,d'1.zeln:l17a p' l,'1 'l:l7 po-
lityki antipolskiei
" Ws:z'yscy wyczekuja
tn 2 niec'.i1erpiw '.1
mowY aIntypolssk:ieJ Is
eesarza, kt6ra W Poz-
naniu wyglosi, praw-
dopodobnie 4-go
wrzesnia VI ',9 podczas
bankietu " niemiec-
klein / , muzeu1n U 4 pro
wi!n'lIcyoln|'a.l|n.em!. inc In.
KANCLKl3Z Bue-
low | to-. toWa'rzYs'z.yt arr q. be-
die cesarzowi IL
/ belmowi ''!9'l " po:d['|.rI'o':lzi;,y ['|.I'':l ];
do Poznaniia,.
w Mt IA AA.lYEru5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-28

NANTICOKE Pa. W.
.koSciele sw. Tr6jcy od-
.byf sic Stub p. Antonie~I
% PaIera z P. )ozefna
Wercho}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-28

Kto jest praWd.ziwym L.
chrzeSc Sciijjaninem.
Gdybym zapytal was, ko-
hani czyte1nicy, kto jesl
rawdziwym chrzescijaninem
lp 8 zapewn- ctrzymalbym
lan6stwo rozma:tych odpo-
liedzi. Tymczasem ma to
ytanie jedna 1est tylko Cd.
kowiedz a mianowicie: Praw-
.|ziWyn1 chrzescjjaninem jest
kYlko ten. kt6ry wYpelnia
yierl;e to. c. Chrystus Pan
.' 49, ~ 1e''''a''
praWd.1liwych " t,aszych cza :
Hch 1est maio. Ludz;e buduja
kloscio|y, speln;aja aiektore
1ep i1i's''' '''S "se''''e
a1a)a q 0e1'''o" 1''.y
'u'a ~ e1eN'.
&. - ~ - -
! FL 1sas.s !:
b, IS, -
E.s,,,,s,;a :, ,,,,,dl 49,, -
4 = - ~ !, J, - !.
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wi; ,,,..e,,.o ,,6,
- n,a
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80, ,,,;, ,,.uaoo .a.,h,,
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: : -
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=
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-28

w YBUCH wulka-
M ma malej wyspie
Torlshima a W Jananiiii
przYprawi! o SmieIc
$50 osGb W dniach
l3, II Is Sierpnia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-28

O0EG1OvV01 L.
|wczoraj general Bo.
tina z zona do Bruk.
sell, a pub,l]iczno.s( p,]
zgotowafa mu entu-
zyastyczne przyjecie,
BERLIN. Admiral
Won Diedrichs zrezy-
gnowa1 ze staEoWis-
.ka szefa sztabu ma
rynarskiego Nastep-
CO jego jest vice -ad-
mira1 Bueschel. Ad-
miral Diedrichs do
wodzh. niemiecka e.
skadra w wodach a
zyatyckich, kiedy
adm. Dewey znisz
czy4 fote his5zpanska
i zarzadzi{ blockade
portu manilskiego.
LONDYN, " czo-
raj rano z}oz.yl szach
perski wizyte kr6lo-
wi wi E d al d}uwi "
Portsmouth, gdzi,
uda} sic W towarzy
kslecia W alii j
kslecia, Connought.
Kr5l przyy)7} sza-
cha W przYst;a1,nll W
Portsmouth, poczem
goscie weszli na po-
k1ad yachtu Victo-
ria and Albert i tam
ze spozyli przekaske.
HAGA. Spot
kanie kruegera ,:'' = je-
nera4ami. Botha, de-
wetem. i De''.l]aIreyelm| ''.]
nastapit.|,ot7' ito w'cz'o'.raj g ora i
mia1o charakter bar
lzo burzliwy. Opo-|
Wiada)a, ze by}y pre-
zydent Transwalu an,
nysli 0 uznanlu
zwierzchnjctwa An
glii W Alf'r!yce polu-
lniowej j eiagle my.
5li 0 zjedn'oczou,ejj|
:epublice po}udnio-
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WASHINGTON.

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wiedliwic. udaje sic do wr6z-
ki, by ia jej powie dziaia ktos
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Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-09-16
A GOOD CLEAN UP

The Dexter Company has received
the milling plant at Tuscarora, as
a result Of August's run. $1,000 worth
Of gold bullion. which came in on the
18th of the month. and $1,000 worth Of
product from the p~ercolation
plant Frinday. BY the end Of TIE
week the bullion produced during the
asst half Of the month and the cleanup
rom the shining department Of the
mill will be received. AS the last half
1t.the month always provides a greater
rsserue than the first half. it is expect
ed that the entire months run will
amount to about $1,000, or consider
ably more than was produced during
July. good month though it was. The
Dexter is now in a fair way 10 begin
the accumulation Of a surplus.-Salt
Lake Herald.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-09-16
Look Pleasant, Please.

Photographer c. c. Harlem. Of
Eaton, @, can do so nov, though ior
years ne couldn't. because he suffered
untold agony from the worst form of
Indigestion. All physicians and medi-
clnes failed to help him until he tried
Electric Bitters. which worked such
w,nders for him that he declares they
are a godsend 20 sufferers from dyspep-
STA and stomach troubles. Unrlvaled
for diseases OF the Stomach, Liver and
Kidneys. they build up and give new
life to the hole system. Try them.
Only SOC. Guaranteed by druggists
and dealers.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-09-16
Saved From an Awful Fate.

Everybody said | had consumption
writes Mrs. A. NJ. Shields, Of Cham
bsrsburs, Pa, Il was so1ow after six
months Of severe sickness. caused by
Hay Fever and Asthma. that few
though | could Ct we'll. but | learned
of the marvellous merit Of Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. used
it. and yss completely cured For
desperate Threat and Lung Diseases It
is the safest cure in the world, and is
infallible for Coughs, Colds and Bron-
chial Affections. Guaranteed bottles
soc and Sl.oo. Trial bottles 'Fes at
druggists and dealers.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-09-16
NOTICE.
waasworth. Nov. August %. 10

Wadsworth, New, August %, 1902.
To the heirs of Gilbert Alderman deceased and
any person or persons whom it may concern:
You are hereby notified that we have expend-
ed 500 in labor and improvements upon the
Gus mining claim in olipghouse Canyon, White
Horse Mining District, Washoe County, Neva-
da, in order to hold said premises under the
provisions of section 1924, Revised Statutes of
the United States, being the amount required
to hold the same for the year ending December
b. 1901. And II within ninety Gays from the
publication OF this notice, you fail or refuse to
contribute your proportion of such expenditure
as c%o-owner, your interest in said claim will
become the property of the subscribers und n
said section ss2i.
j. +. GEORGE.
Ed. SHRAREB.