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Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-04-24
SIXTY DAYS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson. an old couple
travelling from Chicogo. ILL.,, to Sacra-
mento. Cal, were robbed of valise a.
this place Wednesday night, by man
giving his name as Russell Lowery
When the train arrived at this place,
Lowery took the valise and left the
car. Mr.. Johnson informed him thai
he had made a mistake but he brushed
past him without word. LoWery hid
the vaise in the waiting room and kept
himself out of sight until the trim pulled
out, and then returned for the valise,
but was surprised to find that the old
couple had not gone but had staid over
to prosecute him. Later he was ar
rested by officer Regan. Upon tria
yesterday he was sentenced to sixty
days in the county bastile or fine ol
$l2o.
- ~
Lowerys parents reside in Sar
Francisco where his father is an en-
ployee at the Occidental hotel.
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500 Reward 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able TO cure in all its stages and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby destroy
ing the foundation Of the disease. and
giving the patient strength by building
up the constitution and assisting nature
10 doing its work. The proprietors
have so much faith in its curative
powers, that they offer one Hundred
Dollars for any case that it fails tc
cure. Send pr list of testimonials
Address. F. J, Cheney & Co., Toledo
0. Sold by all dealers. Halls Fam
lily Pills are the best.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-04-24
SPECIAL SHOE
BARGAINS.

We have just received our
new spring line Of, shoes in
which we offer the greatest
values ever given the people
of Wadsworth on our j entire
line we will give for 80 days
only a special cash discount Of
20 per cent. Remember this
is not a discount on old stock
or on fictitious price, but on
our regular lines at regular
prices. E. GRIswoLD.
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MARRIED
AT RENO
S. c. Lee and Miss Florence Copc
United in Marriage
Wednesday.

Schuyler C. Lee and Miss Florence
Cope. both of Churchill County. were
united in marriage at the Arcade
Hotel. Reno, Wednesday afternoon,
Rev. J. w. Phillips of the M. E.
Church officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Kaiser Of Leet-
vile we're the witnesses.
The bride is well-known in Wads-
worth. having attended high school
here for several years She is a
comely young lady and Is well qualified
to make model wife.
The groom is young business man
Of Fallon. He was formerly employed
by the S. P. Co. as a machinist at this
place He is steady and industrious
and is very popular among large circle
Of acquaintances.
The DISPATCH joins their many
friends in Wishing the young couple q
long and happy journey through life.
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Appointed To Annapolis.

Senator VIM. M. Stewart has ap-
pointed Arthur boane of this city prin-
cipal for the Annapolis naval academy
S. Austin Cheatam, alternate.
Arthur Doane is the son of MIR. anc
Mrs. Jonathan Doane Of this city, and
is boy of whom Carson City will be
proud in years to come. Without
doubt he will pass the necessary exam.
ination.
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A Thoughtful Man.

M. M. Austin of Winchester, Ind.
knew what to do in the hour Of need.
His wife had such an unusual case Of
stomach and liver trouble, physicians
could not help her. He thought Of
and tried DR. Kings New Life Pills
and she got relief at once and was
finally cured. Only 25c, at all dealers.
Call and see the new line Of ladies
lace and battenberg collars, also nice
line of shirt waists e. GrisWold.
For Rent-From 3 to S rooms
near round house, furnished for house.
keeping. Inquire at office.
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Local. State
and General
There is smallpox at Golconda.

There is smallpox at Golconda. :
The plans of the. Southern Pacific
Company for Fits shops east Of Reno
include twenty eight side tracks.
Miss Jennie Marshall entertained q
few friends at her home last evening
The annual debate between the Uni
versities Of Utah and Nevada will b.
held in Reno on May 10Th Miss En-
lily Berry. Harold Louderback and D.
r. Sullivan will represent Nevada.
A. B. Sisson and C. Ross took q
steam shovel to Vidmsy gravel pit
Wednesday.
The eight hour law goes into effect
A train Of twelve new coaches. mail
and baggage cars for the North Shore
railroad went through to San Francisco
yesterday.
Mr.. S. S. Roberts and wife left yes
terday for Oregon.
For Rent = Four room furnished
house, opposite Baptist Church, also
furnished rooms. Inquire Of Mrs. E.
Gregory.
Miss Bertha Bender and Miss Nc
Gill were here from Reno yesterday
visiting Miss Kate Bender.
Mrs. Callie Ferguson Of ST Clair has
been appointed teacher of. the third
and fourth grades Of the public school,
JohnS S. Short left for the mines
this morning.
Adolph Frevert is spending a few
days at Valleys Hot Springs
H. T. Benson was down from Oling-
house Canyon yesterday.
J. J. Jackson is down from Washoe
city.
John Monte. Sr. spent the fore part
Of the week in Reno
Alex Pollock and wife visited Reno
Tuesday.
DIR. w. L. Kistler and J. D. Poole
left this morning for few days stay at
Olinghouse Canyon.
Mrs. r. NJ Brannin, Chas. Short,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Berry, and Mrs.
Mary Short are enjoying themselves at
Valley Springs. Tom is very obliglng
in dipping water from the springs for
the rest Of the party. He and Charley
have great times playing horseshoss,
The only drawback they find is that
the strenuous life at the springs is
hard on clothing, and they had to make
trip to Genoa to restock their ward
robes.
The cutoff across Salt Lake will be
completed within ninety days. This
decreases the distance between Reno
and Ogden about fifty miles.
lust received a handsome line Of
new summer dress goods in mousin
de Paris, tissue maskel, lawns, organ
dies, madras and ginghams call and
see them e. Griswold.
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81

Inc machlnist apprentices will give
their first hop May lst. They are
sparing neither trouble nor expense to
provide good tine for their guests.
Don't forge; that tickets are on sale
Or. Mullinnix. one of the oldest and
Einost scientific specialists in diseases
tof women and men. eye and ear, who
has practiced his profession for over
forty years, will be in WadsWorth Nav
4, 5, 8, and 7 at the Nevada House.
This is the Doctors fourth year in
Reno. Consultation free. Office at
Golden Eagle Hotel. Reno. Nevada.
| To. Let-A four room house, tur-
nished. oppo-lte school house. Apply
w n. MacPh .rson.
| A. Mccreary whose foot was pain
fully injured by the explosion Of a tor
pedo. Is spending few days in Reno.
during his enforced ideness
Mrs. M. Blanohar5 d and daueht-
er. Nina. have returned from visit TO
Reno.
/ F. r. Gill is at the railroad hospital
in San Francisco. suffuring with bron-
chial trouble.
This is Arber day. e
Peach trees are in blossom in this
vicinity and the fields are green.
Catfish are biting at the lakes.
There were no electric lights last
might owing to the rise in the river
causing break in the Light & Power
Co. S ditch.
Mrs. w. L. Klstler leaves tomorrow
for visit to her parents in Reno.
George Flursheutz is spending few
days in Reno.
Business on the road has increased
owing-to the shipment Of fruit from
California points The rush has
brought smiles to the faces Of the men
on the extra list.
| Mr.. and Mrs. HIP. Hillman are here
from Ogden visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Vim. McCulloch. Mr.. Hillman
who has been very Ill is improving rap
idly.
S. S. Sears was up from the reserve
Wednesday; a,..n.. ...ms ,a. !''a.
4 Winnemucca's smallpox patient has
recovered and been released from
! quarantine, M
The Reno Wheelman are to hold q
big road race on the second Sunday in
May and several valuable prizes will be
offered
I Twenty seven votes were cast at the
school election in Elko Saturday, all ir
favor Of the issuance Of bonds.
A big commotion was created on 2
Pullman car at Golconda Monday wher
it was discoveded that the colored por-
Ter had the smallpox
The 3-year- old son Of Chas Dresse
who lives On the Mccall ranch, neal
Elko, fell into a slough last Sunday anc
was drowned.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-04-24
NEW BOOKS.

We have two hundred new books at
the DISPATCH office, among them the
latest and best novels.
The Newtown bee., 1903-09-18
WOODBUR~.
NEWSY BRIEFS.

NEWSY BRIEFS.
 Willis Strong and Winifred Dawson left on Tuesday to attend military academy in Stoughton, Virginia. Miss Carrie Strong attends seminary in the same place.
 Samuel Harvey attends the Moody school the ensuing year.
 Miss Grace Roberts returned to Waterbury this week.
 A shirt waist dance will be held on Friday evening, this week, in the Town hall. Faulman's orchestra will furnish music.
 The Pennsylvania school will be taught by Miss Edith K. Styles.
 Austin 1Sham spent Labor day at his home on Good Hill.
 Mrs Wood of Patterson, N. J., is at her fathers, Charles Tsrrill's. s-
 It is reported that Frank Hermans, who has worked for l.. B. Dawson for several years, will leave his employ this fall.
 Mrs George Bacon has returned from her sea voyage.
 The Beardsley family left town for Waterbury, last week.
 K. R.. Ford has quite an attra ctive tenement in West Side. Mrs c. A. Isham and Miss Louise Isham were in Waterbury recently. iam-CrOWell entertainS company this week.
 Schools commenced in town on Tues day.
 D. c. Bacon has recovered his health and is able to be about again. Mrs Edward Crane is visiting at her fathers, George Terrill's. 1 There is to be Christian EndeavOI missionary meeting at the North Con prepatiOnal church on September 19- 20. Interesting speakers from out. of town have been engaged and fine meeting is anticipated.
The Newtown bee., 1903-09-18

this month with relatives and friends in New Haven.
 A. G. Caskey was fortunate, n Thursday of last week. with -hIs hounds, to secure two fox skins to add to his previous stock "nd tm.'ura2e him to believe this season vii! bt his best.
 School in District No. 10 commenced on Monday of this week, with the same teachers as last year: M iSS Julia MOyn- than in the senior and Miss ShillitO in the primary department.
 E. II. BeardSley has for two weeks been afflicted with muscular neuralgia, which has nearly incapacltated him from performing his usual duties in shop and store. It has been necessary for him most of the time to ride from ais home and store, also necessi tated a use of the chair while at the store. The complaint attacked his left side, disabling him from walking but, very short distances, even on level.
 Mrs Thomas c. Black, of WatertoWn, is visiting her friends here. Her son, Henry, accompanied her on Monday of last week, but remained but a few hours.
 F. J. Hosford is preparing part of his large ice house near the Wilson house for the storage of boats during the winter. The ice house has proved to be too large for the amount of ice used .here, and by this new move. he will derive fair compensation for the room not wanted for ice, at the same time ,reserving room sufficient to con- tinue his ice supply, if he sees fit. Any and all about Lake Waramaug having sailing or rowing craft and not having a convenient place to shelter the same during the winter months, will do we'll to apply to MT HoSford for a secure storage of the same till they want to use it next season.
 Mrs c. E. Lennon has taken ill at the Lennon homestead, on Thursday evening of last week, and her daugh- ter, Mrs B. Evans, was called from Br idgeport on Friday to attend her.
The Newtown bee., 1903-09-18
R0iI0jIH3 iIj ii E BEN!.ILE:ll|9! !:l
 28 Bank St.. New Milford School Dresses.

The cool has caused many moth ITS , neg lect making wash dresses for their children when Schoo begns and they wory because of the need of them
 We have remedy for the :'worry by providing choice selection of ready dresses for girls from to years of age.
 There remains several weeks in which Wash Dresses be with comfort and many prefer them for all the with the proper weight of underwear they health full wool and have the added advantage of being washable
 All the dresses we'll made of fast coor best maternal and have that of refinement about them that very home dressmakers can produce.
 Bring your children here and allow demonstrate at what little will clothe them we'll.
The Newtown bee., 1903-09-18
BRIDGEWATER,
PERSO NAL CHAT.

Miss Grace Merwin of Danbury is the guest of'Mrs Andrew Youngs.
 Mrs Ophelia Goldsmith of New Mill ford was the guest of Mrs J. A. Greer on Thursday.
 MT sand Mrs William Dubois of Hotchkissville were in town, this week. OMrs' George~Toussaint of New Mill ford is the guest of Mrs Mark Mo Eslin few days this week.
 , MT and Mrs Robert Clark, Mir and Mrs Myron Disbrow and MT and Mrs P. B. Clark, all of New Milford, were in town on Thursday.
 Mrs Augusta Temple returned to her home at Plainville on Friday, having been the guest of her sister, Miss Sarah Lyon, this week. :
 Mr. and Mrs Robert Randall, who have been the guests of MT and Mrs John Randall, have returned to their home in Amenia,s ,sN. Y.
 Mrs All. McMahon, Mrs A. Rey- holds, Mrs Everett SturgeS and Mrs B. J. Sturges, all of New Milford, were in town on Thursday.
The Newtown bee., 1903-09-18

Bridgeport, last week. Mrs Janette Platt and daughter
 were at w. R. Benedict's, last week,
 and called on other old neighborS and friends. J. H. Hah spent day in Bridgeport, last week.
The Newtown bee., 1903-09-18
NEW PRESTON.
GOOD WEATHER FOR TOBACCO

GOOD WEATHER FOR TOBACCO
 Many tons of tobacco were strung and hung in barns about here, last week, and with the same weather this week will see the entire crop sheltered from hail and other inclemencieS. A few report their crop as better than last year. Others complain of the past cool summer and lack of sun-heat to perfectly develop and mature it.
The Newtown bee., 1903-09-18
MERRYALL NOTES.

Rev J. F. Plumb held services in the chapel Sunday at p. m.
 Mrs H. w. Murray has been sick the past week but is now better. pr Dol an has attended her.
 Howard Patrell and bride of Meri- den have been visiting relatives here
 School begins next week with Fred c. Merwin teacher.
 Mrs s. B. Hendricks visited in
The Newtown bee., 1903-09-18

A few city people are still seen about Lake Waramaug, but most of them re- turned to their homes, last week, and part of the cottages,-especially on the south side of the Lake,-are closed, in- cluding those of Messrs G. M. Breinig and H. S., Mygatt.
 Mrs Horace McHan is passing part of
The Newtown bee., 1903-09-18
AT THE LINCOLN HOUSE.

AT THE LINCOLN HOUSE. Over 100 people were entertained at the Lincoln house at dinner, Friday, including about 60 veterans. who were loud in praise of the. fine dinner promptly served by Mrs Borelli. The following excellent menu was enjo yed
 Soup.
 Clam ChOWder
 Blue Fish. Roast Beef, Roast Veal. . Green Corn, Potatoes.
 Green Peas.
 Pie, Custard, Cream, Apple.
 Rice Pudding.
 Tea, Coffee.
 Cheese
The Newtown bee., 1903-09-18
is visiting Mrs Wright of Main street
CHARLOTTESVILLE.

dA LohD0N lLLE.
 Mrs c. J. Carey has returned from the Danbury hospital, greatly inn proved.
 Mrs Huldah Ward has been spending week with her son, Watson o. Ward, in New Milford.
 Master John Clinton took a load of Italians to Mabbittsville, after work, Saturday night, a distance of 16 miles. Orlo Ward spent Sunday with his aunt, Mrs P. D. BOinay.
 The Methodist Sunday school held their annual picnic in Walters grove, Friday September II, and an enjoy able day was spent by all present.
 Rev and Mrs Byles are spending a few days with friends in New York and Newburgh.
 Visitors at Paine farm, the past week, were: Dr Scofield of Florida, James EmmOns of New York, Eli Clark. Master Sidney Clark, MT O'Con- nor and MT and Mrs Ernest Bartram of New Milford.
 Mrs M. D. Jones is in South Dover, N. Y., caring for her mother, who is sick.
 Miss Susie Hatch has been spending week with friends in Bridgeport.
 On Saturday the creamery caught fire from a spark from the 10.35 tra in and, but for the fast work of the m- ployeS, would have burned.
The Newtown bee., 1903-09-18
HAS AN EYE TO BUSINESS.

HAD AIN 21 H1 O I'ON'f1N17'oN7'
 Great was the surprise of the editor of THE BEE, the other day, when call ing at Jeweler Hill $ store, to find his umbrella standing in the corner. On ly the week before he was in the store and told Hill he had lost his um- brella. Of course Hill had an eye to business and sold Smith fine silk umbrella, silver mounted, and now Smith wants to have Hill buy back the silk umbrella at discount. But Hill says he does not do business that way.
The Newtown bee., 1903-09-18
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

MEL IHODISI CHU RCH NUTES.
 Rev MT Erickson preached at the Methodist church, last Sunday morn ing, giving sermon of eloquence and power.
 H. H. Spooner, of the Connecticut Temperance Union, will preach at the Methodist church, Sunday morn ing. In the evening he will preach at union service of the MethodistS and Congregationals,t to be held in the Con- gregational church..
The Newtown bee., 1903-09-18
Ten Pages
New Milford.

IS GEERS AFTER T. F. YOUNG'S ''DI-
 RECTARA ?''-NOTED REINsMAN IN
 TOWN FRIDAY.
 Edward F. Geers, the great reins- man. was the guest of Thomas F. Young, proprietor of Young's hotel, Friday, and local horsedom is wonder ing "What's doing" MT Geers ar rived on the 11:O5, fresh from his great victory at Hartford the day before, where he won the greatest race of the season with "Billy Buck" who was carrying. S3O,O of his owners money. MT Geers has Cole Direct" among his string of horses and as MT Young's "Directara" is an own brother to Cole Direct," it is surmised that MT Geers' visit was not altogether for pleasure. This surmise is strengthened by the fact that after dinner MT Geers and ''Tommy" went over the Fair grounds. MT Geersy accompanied by MT Marsh with "Achamar,' drove "Directara" several very fast halves. Come, "Tommy," out with it, let us know "what's doing" and relieve the minds of local lovers of horseflesh. "Acha- mar" also stepped with "Directara.
The Newtown bee., 1903-09-18
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
HUNTINGTON.

SARAH E. DOWNS SENDS GREETINGS.
 To the Congregational church; Dear brothers and sisters:-Accept my you "Old Home day" Sunday, the 3Oth inst. It would be a pleasure which l must forego and herewith extend greetings to all. Yours in-Christian fellowship.ISarah E. Downs, Meri- den, Conn.,, August "A, 1903. A LOCAL TELEPHONE COMPANY EsTAB-
 LISTED.
 The officers of the new local tele- phone company which has been form lett; vice president, William J. Card; secretary and treasurer, D. B. Lover in. The name of the company is the Huntington Telephone Co. There are already 30 subscribers and it is expect ed that the work of putting up the poles and wires will be begun at once. . Philip Jones, who is 82 years old, at tended the Masonic picnic at Walling ford, last week Thursday.
 BRooKFIELD.
 AT THE IRON WORKS.
 C.:Goodsell'is helping W. J. Beeh- Ter with; his road work and the gro- cery wagon. friends, last week.
 Mott c. Goodsell is on the sick list. Merchant Deane has recovered from his illness, caused by nearly drowning in Taunton Lake. H. T. Keane took short vacation, last-week, calling on friends in town. Mrs w. J. .Beehler is entertaining friends from South Britain. BIT. Jackson gay a harvest party to few of his friends, last week, in honor of Jeweler Wilson of Danbury, who has been the guest of MT Jackson.
 The East Iron Works school opened this week with Miss Shannon as teach CT. She has taught this school for sev- eral years.
 Mrs Beardsley and Mrs Francis Jackson have been away for several weeks.
 George Hendrickson and Theron Dixon spent Old Home Week in Bridgeport.
 sTEPNEr.
 Stephen French, Andrew Curtis, John. Benedict, Homer and Stiles Clark attended the Masonic field day at Wal lingford, last week Thursday.
 ToEIA. Bear. tn. >11he Kind You Have Always Bought Signature EHz2ZZZM
The Newtown bee., 1903-09-18
Hot w ater, Steam or
 Hot Air Heating.

Although you have no need of such things now the time will soon be here when you will want them bad. Now is the time to begin planning for them in order not to get caught by the first cold snaps that come. We make speciality of Heating Appa- ratus and we would be pleased to give you plans and figures. We furnish any of the best kinds oi Heaters.
The Newtown bee., 1903-09-18
STEPNEr.

Stephen French, Andrew Curtis, John Benedict, Homer and Stiles Clark attended the Masonic field day at Wal lingford, last week Thursday.
The Newtown bee., 1903-09-18
"You press the button,
 then do the rest. '

Every Kn::assr may develop his own film in daylight by means of the
The Newtown bee., 1903-09-18

Come to our store from 2 to 6 p. m. on Saturday and the Eastman Demonstrator will show you how.
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