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0uracs llScnriashuubel. Sit

Rurgcs lloerrtgshanoel. STfer Del
'tatiItiife GentraIbureaus ~forelsbige
SpgaSer bar ben beregneoe S9roi al
Sc / Sftober iaar inofsrte 8drer no
abort ca. 26.7 Wiu. Str. MOB ca,
29.6 Riu. Ser. / Sttober ifior. %
Sarer, iom pGieutlig piier Neogana
i Supporter err uformaIet Rug. (ca.
100000 ar.), uformalet @pg (ca.
100000 ar.), Safe (ea. 100000
8r.), SobafsbIabe (ca. 100000 &r.)
og Bin (ca. 100000 &r.) Gnoe.
@nreiorter piier 6oregeIie / Smpor.
ten bl. a. 8etroleiim (cd. 100000
ar.) Samtibig meS, at S~noisrieler
er aftaset meo co. 3 Din. ar., er
89rcieu Of be | Sttober ianr uofsrtt
garer gnaet neo meo ct ~lignenoe 9e,
lob, iommenlignet nteo Sttnber iiior
Saar er Der nemlig | Sftober uoisr'
9arer Ill en- bereenet @Rroi al ca
I17.6 Mia. SIR. meo ca 20.2 Qfia. SIR
Ii Sttober iiior, altina Ell 5oritiel a
ca. 21a aaia. Zen itsrite 6ormtro
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-27
Npas Den jrie gafte inSebolSer.

On tor prsse al sorftriit a SisHosbssssr
BIN sbtltats GeaspGp. aisuopltytr DlutelrbteHe or.
triifer Bapuinesu. ierusT alt. Der rambler sfbet AZ
uphuotHoe Rrofer, rsuisr uQc Sprsr % fnrter mage
gsrsr. o. briuser zen pcli u~dIurltBe lnuos kultahe
tilhdle.
en- nor prpps at Borfrift B 9rssier nd al
SIoett "a Sptemst siiiias Suru tRprerne AaeuHia'
tisuers Sarfas. llriHsu er usutraltisret. RaiarraIfs
aHiamliuaer fodr hhsb 9lrreu htlbreoes. 5nhauf
nation "a ,Jrrtfegtuaeu b ger. ElbdaeAolssn. optr'
npp n seisit en- 9ifteu), j%merieiHlo "a als urtns
Rnnfte. .ahteer sr uariq b~el0rehst. S'eu % aHers
atirininset cvlgies. urinsSisrsns CT bTast { en- iune
9tlfaHb.
ca en- ter SIaTfs al Sorftritt c = for riss,tt
feIts at fiaais ben nabersrdputng. lon islasr az 8nre
Snaesmme. R~elHlGrtr Septren, Y(aDeH % 6orostds
ten. hlriper ftGse Ndper, re'ier eloeet. nrrer
6eneprpen. Sen "a MaitIer o. Epl marpeH. SHerieH
er eitbliffeita tilnst. CphigIpes bet heie Spfcu.
trinasr Gu o. arait iii sitrert spscrsan % fpEter
ut belle Seaeme. Set er ben rttt inlbfoMae, belt
aisauemaaaenbs BetaHDiiaa, ieM no1ensHee e. ieta
mHIere; tor eelbrseeiie al eIsie gbeirsatHts Spa'
oomme Ter sr life en- Sibsuoe ! ben heis SeEeen,
irm bar Raae III az Iles een Hptspst st.t5 III
pAPE MEDICINE CO.. tOl T. ith ST.
Cincinnati. o.. "a M hrofher ot Val ienees. o. sa
tab trspe al h9er al etsie 5sIfrtitst: Alb % z vi
btu, isHot petts,rit, HeeH en- esHts nesiit ter Ten.
esris paa gnsei6
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-27
Sm Sfait airfc, Der fcrIc0cr

ueo6rRnote. ifriper "&tn8tisbtug
hints GogbluO"; airfen Ser CT me-
get gommel, % Tom tioIi9cre regne'
beS for ScrreDctS itsrite, tIIherte iuo'
til 1901 Sopebsaarben "Nsiris"
men bIcp oa ioIgt til A 9uarompno
Sfait for 1920 Ser. Spornadr Den
er opfsrt, pioeS life bcitemt. Strife
tloffen ifoI bore en- SnN'trtit, iom
imioIertio er ulGielig. atrfeu, Der
oprinOelig beItob at 9Th % aor,
bggget Of 8rouiiiten, meD lIoot Sott,
par ira romauit Sio. Saarnet er lige'
leoes opisrt af8ranititen % tIlbpgget
/ Den ienere Riobelolbcr. aoretS
Spiosauul err 1856 ommuret
meb WurIteu. Rorooercu % Here
ginbuer or bcoareoe. Yoa TO Sten
er iuobu9get Snoifrift ON Dc tetIer'
liaeS, SpenIferueS % Eiterrigernes
geisa 1927, 1914 % 1861. alter'
toplen, Ser bar meget on'ecItg, bar
/ 9orotitil, % bonbe ct @toIert fra
1871 (ariitnS) al 2poers. Eoo Snor'
nets ueItre SIDE finoeS IurStdllet
1883, buiIfet gar 9irfen mcne8 Oh.
fsrt. airfen trRngte mn itrrtt I'll
Separation, % oct bar bGrct unoer
SperpeicIie, DOM ben ifuI0e neorioeS
og onlbpggeS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-27

Gu ap pau 8aar6eu SeIloub / 80,
Selemarfert, bar meIfct / ct SrPf
fem Ior. Den 27oe Septem.
Der iaar bar oct fem Mar iiocn
Den faIpebe beu fsrite aoIo og liOeu
bar ben life boIot op at nteIfe en- eres
itc Dag. Sra ben bar fuluet % no.
oper bar ben gienuemiuitlig melfet
Ii 2iter pr. 9oa. Oct mtnbite Den
bar melfet aItiaa itror fgr ben bar
falpet, er 1 2iter 8agelt. 8oenS Il.
Der or s Mar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-27
Rpao Spopel eicr
Sor Set menncifcIisc 9egcmc, / Sci.
brcS % / Spsbpm.

geo OF nGpte SoopeI aienfoloes !
g~rinbrinaen hos mango al os De
g1nle Goge. oa bore MsSre % geo.
itentsore til bper Dag Seit % 8onr
CAB os en- Tuiis SpopcI og Nolosies.
Get pur Den olminoeItge Saar. og
Seit ~9loSrenier~, Comic % alfiir,
% merf dig, bette gammeloagie Viio.
Del par life iioen Dtcriter.
Sheen bar goo, men gtiolet bar
ubenrbeioet % imagIeit og en- Itcr
Mpngbe mantle tagcs for at babe
no9en @irfutng.
HiitiloagS foar pi Be aonnli5e
Sirfninaer Of SoopeI | iammen-
trGngt Sorm, iou al et enfelt 8rom
er mere pirfningsfuIbt emo en- Seife.
fttI6 al set n~beurbeiocbe Spopel.
Senere liars lttoerisgcIier % Or
pertmeirter bar soot9iort, at Den
bebite SoooeI for meoicinif Brig or
ben, Tom fnnes al Calcium Calcium
SliIpbioe), oa iom iGlges ! appte'
ferne Tom StliartS Calcium @afers,
9e er imuu GbofolooeflpSte S1tgler,
og ~in6eboIOr Be birfeLige meSietuIfc
Grinciper / SponeI / en- nregct fou.
c~entreret og pirfningsfuI0 6orm.
Saa SoIf erfienScr S9roicn al
betne iSorm Of Sopoel FOR @ienopret'
tclicn pg gebliaboI6eIien at S1mb'
beo oq Stprfe. SpooeI pirfer bireftc
paa Sepercn og ofiororenSe Srgarer
p9 renier og BERGER @Iobet neb itraG
at iierre operflsbia Woterie.
@ore 8ebItemeOre pioite bette, raar
Sc gon os SopbeI o9 WoIoSieS, bper
Soar % S6It, men &adbeoen og
llrenbe6en al Ben aImtnoelise Spo'
nelbIomit oor ofte pprre emo SDg'
6omnen og Tam life iamenIigneS
me6 be mberre iomnlertrGngte 8rG.
parntioner Of SnooeI, at boilfe
Sttorts Calcium tablets er Be melt
nlminoelig bruete.
Te CT ben noturIiae Robgift for
2eper' og gfpreipgOom, De 6elbreoer
SorftoppeIie og renier 9LpOet pua cit
MtooSe, ipm oftr forunSrer baabe
Satielt % SPae.
Or. 81. %. 8ilfins fonSt, mems
ban erperime1terte nleb Spobelmio'
: Ter, at SpopeI ira Calcium bar bebre
END noeen on0en Jorm. San tiger:
~6or 2ebers, gtpre. % gIooipgooms
me er ieg bIepm forunoret ooer &e.
i~ultaterne, erbulbte al Stuorts GaI'
cirm @ufcrs, iIpr nour Spgboumen
fonuncr al S~oritpppeIie eIer RaIa.
ria. sos Sotienter, iom li0er al gpl.
Der, 8Icmmer eqer enoog bpbtrsoeoe
&urbunfler bar ieg 9ientugenoe feet
Dem tsrfe % forioinOe / fire eaer fem
Sage og efterIaoe Suoen flor % iIet.
Sfisnt Stuurts @aIcium @aferS or
en- Gutentneoicin og ieIges al apote.
fcrr OF berfor fprogte8 al mango 2p'
Ger, tier,ber ieg intet, iom er ioo goot
pa panIioeIigt FOR 6oritoppeIie, Sc
ber.. % R~DreipgOom JON bette Rio'
BEL"
5 etbpert siIfGISe bill Soil, ionl
er trGtte al Biuer, GffsringSmi6Ier
pg ioofoIote g%Iobreniere, / Sttnrt5
Calcium @oferS fiu6e ct Imngt trp9.
gere, mere beIimogenSe Og pirtntngs.
fuLot NtbSel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-27
sfuaSireftpren meSbcIer, of SC

SfugSircftprcn meoSeIer, at Scr
1903 er ubpIautet 1852, 700 Srr,
planter % optot As, 500 Wcter @rsi,
ter / De offentIiac Sfogc. s 1902 og
1901 bar Be tiIiporeuoe 5aI 99S 900
% $4,000 og 635,000 og 10000. s
1904 ontageS biSie Gal at bIi aoifiI.
lig beiere. ioet Der oIene til &uItitr.
arbei6e / observation-disclosures Sfoge
or beuilget 10000 Ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-27

llpeutet Nrp. Oct bar mn piit iio,
at ben gamle Some, Der for en- Sib
iioen osbe | ben poerite Sottigbom |
ct aommer | 9ongers Gnoe | ari-
itionia oIligepel bar 9ipSaruinger til
Den iipcuteoe fore aapitol ca. 10000
ar., iom ben gomle efterIoo iig. Sun
bar Ell Seiterisu oa en- Ssiteroattcr
| &aciue, @is,, Ser MI ifaI tiItrGoe
oenne iipcnteSe ,Nrp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-27
granS / GiSsnpIS. ;SorIcSen 9

granS / GibsnolS. SorIeben Sor
~neobrpnote TO llObuSbpgnin9er til
berenoe q. 6remmtng / @ibspoIb,
gtogIe Ssns % aaniner brpuotC
inOe. Sele 8aar6ens SotetupIiuq
Itrsg ogiaa meo. SeIOigoiS bar @eis
ret title, % Der finn meget 9ranO.
man0ifob til fra 9sbnsboleuS ga.
brifer, eIers fitnbe oct bape feet itpgt
no for @aarbens itore tptte Siis'
flpuge. Saaoe Sc nebbrpnbte Suite
% Iolingen bar a%Siureret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-27
Ssbsfalb. 2rrer "a airfeionae

SsSsfalS. Carer o9 a~irfeion9er
Sans Rielien Sroita, ofgif forleDer
peo 9sben, 81 Iar gammel, % be-
9rape6es un6er flor 8eltaeeIie. s
&irfen blep aranie neoIagt paa 9aa'
rem fra Sroita 2Grerforeniug peh
2Grer 9roitrsm og fra Sroita vi.
boIOsforening pes Sormanoen, Mar'
tin @iqtil. Ai6eOe bao0e DPret SGs
rer / Al aar, bporaf Ell itor Del Iar
ogiaa &irfeimger. geo @fosoeS
@prtgang ofilitttebes ct rigt &trfe -
og Opbt befIageoe bans 8ortgong.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-27
st 500 @ar aammelt S%erniuGrS

Vt oUU Whr BHiHIHtIl SEFHIUNFu
er funoet / R9rbeOen al 8arbetolen
/ gtiteooIen og ioIgt til lluiOeriitetet.
Ger fnnote$ ogioa nogIe Renneife,
ben i Soroen, bpor bet f~orruiteoe
SoGrb Lao. BrofeSior 8ritafion piI
til 8oaren unoerisge Steoet, bOor
ser formobentIig bar pPret en- gam.
mel 8ropbaiig. Sittbcrne bar noe
for of fiite og pluffe Spttebpr, 90 De
tiIfpIoi9oiS itsbte paa Den ballot mel
Serb 6Gffeoe @icnitauo, iom De pou
l%lniperIitetet fit betaIt meo Is &ros
1er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-27
grqnot @aarS. GorI. 9Iftcn opitoo

Der SlS / 8aarbeier Y. RaSmuS.
len 0eireS @ooro / SforbD. SIOen
opItob i 2oen oa breote ia ocrpna til
to andre 2quger, icm ogloo neS>
brGnote; bcrimoo reobeNcS Stlchu.
iet. en- Girls % nosct 8irrtrG inoe'
brunotc. gpGnineerne por nS',lre'
rcoe gitiftcrnes @ronNfOriitring
for 6oIiterS minore @ienOomne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-27

ifcIie / grpcrten piier ialtet 6eoiilo
Tea. 100000 arr os SrGIait (ca.
t.400,O00 2r.) Stsrit Gpgang |
grporten piier ~fonoenieret Melf tea.
roc, 900 ar.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-27
Sra Danmarf.
@uIhhrnnnp.
b. On getcran

lreaarsfriacn Gbriitcn Glen ira
5boriteo pr. Ebim, tnnoe iorIeoen
feirc tit @nIbbrpliip. Zen ganle
SoIoot, ser npSer aIminSeIiG GgteIie
poa fin ean, ocltog meo lin TiOcIins
| Here aIporIiee SrGfnin0er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-27
Sra Uorse.
Sill 9aubsmaaIsfnricr

Su Sanosmanistnricr opIerer
airfcfomiieens SIertaI 5000 aro.
ner. oerof intet til Stipenoicr, %
2,400 til Sommerfnriet | Bergen,
ibet ogIou her Stipeuoiebelebet "TRIP
ees. Ere RebIemmer itemmer MOB
ale 9urier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-27
Or. Miles Anti-PainPiHs

u tsrfsst afisrt % paaifSsitst Jeisset Tor M sssr
rsis,a, ssrpsNst 9sHiabaist espaIssses. stst.
eoatien- SnOssofsr hvsrisn Cp,aa szsr Tapran.
"a s~tsrisbsr masn fkmHt sf,srptrtHiHssr. Is Ssas
IS Sssa. Sas apOtt<f,r ,asr isaoes at o. Riias
Eebtcnl Ca. Glftari lRttaun
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-27
SAT- Gtcno o m
tiIiaias saer tiaeie.


nrertisTsptrttt unecr -Cafss.. ~TlT,is~. III
tiias- "a "S'tsrfpsr1s',f' ioi,sr 20 9etis 'or = orS
ior hper @aHt. % 10 Gsats pr. Gro for at iorn opss.
fitltr . Orb. dp,rtis'snenisr tnotIatB ~, iJr Hg'
trt suo 30 Gsats. peuqs nua uirapl1slbl ns9i1i1s
aut seiuaiHs.r. GsilsHuer iS lie at boIisfs iLE
irdd GUNNER.
~ sGstsnabstusus ,ofsr rs Gents ~. Stat
Chr Orb disy ca giHis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-27

Solgt Sabrif. Sra SolmeitranS
meooeles, at ben oero9reuoe MteIfe.
fabrif ! biSie Gage er iolst til ct en-.
gelif-nurif SeIifab, unoet 6oruoi9t.
ming al, at Selitabet erboIoer fonec.
Zig SianoeIie til at beiiobe 9obI WfiIf
Gompanps gienbomme Der | 2auSet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-27
3 2agentiolcr irit.

Bare ReeiciHe 60. ieuosr p~ortpirit til euhoer 9h
bensc, Ranc eIet apinoe, en- iomplst Brgoczalr
al oeres noe Uleeteiucr, Der itrdr itHhrer % htlbreper
ole Surmer a Rnrss. Flare 90 urIns SnnoDmHe.
&bsuml tisme oa oGres Gumpl r~tatlorcr. Juaer BeGlc
pnf,cs-t % TIM os iortGl bUurbcn ri liGl ieHps Gem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-27
EQrrllere

iuSbnOes ~ at b1irits ia I etattn Baraiauo tupr
NJ oil HHoe e. bchalrl,9t o. iuHoi RiimIt ea rielsr
Sauo TIT rimpiia' Rrtitr. Rda SruHh AZ ben uHios
ostbdre Rrrbeb az EtrHS trrNt Sper indr uors {dc'
mere altio bpie grlisr iDr here's Srasuirer. Rart %
brfriptuet gdu,Tcftsr vi btrr isuot iri; p,e psH'
~prnartie ~ r.. BADENHOOP, Sec'y
State Board of immigration, Balti-
more, Md.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-05-27
Too Great ii a Risk.


In almost every neighborhood some
one has died from an attack Of collie
Or cholera morbus. often before medi-
cine could be procured or z physician
summoned. A reliable remedy for
'nese diseases should be kept at hand,
Inc risk is too great for anyone to
lake. Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera
and DiarhHa Remedy has undoubt-
ediysaved the lives Of more people and
relieved more pain and suffering than
any other medicine in use. It can
always be depended upon. For sale
oy E. Griswod.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-05-27
npOw1NFD
NEAR CLARKS,
Treachcrous Waters Of the
Truckee River Claim
Another Victim.

At Warren Co.'S camp No. 4, five
miles west Of Derby. or Ninth Crossing,
an accident occurred just after the
bIowing Of the dinner horn yesterday
by which the raging waters of the
Truckee river claimed at least one
more victim.
AT this point the contractors have
scanned the river by temporary foot
bridge suspended from two strong steel
cables. securely fastened to posts on
either side of the stream.
The contractors say the men had
been warned repeatedly that more than
four or five men should not venture on
the bridge at time. especially during
the high water period.
Notwithstanding this warning. in the
rush to the dining quarters yesterday,
ut least a dozen. men we're upon the
bridge at the same time.
The weight caused the cable to sag
and the bridge sank beneath the sur
face Of the water where 1t was over
turned by the swift current. and the
occupants precipitated into the treach-
erous waters below.
Fortunately each man struck out for
himself. or more than one death would
have been the consequence.
Many Of the men We're excellent
swimmers and did not have much
trouble in reaching the bank. but, there
were several narrow escapes same Of
the survivors reaching the shore sew
eral hundred yards below the scene Of
the accident. Meantime the fellow
laborers Of the unfortunate men were
not idle but threw ties into the river
hoping that they would be of assistance
to their comrades in case they. be-
CAME exhausted In battling with the
swift current of the angry stream.
tits not know how many men were
on the bridge at the time Of the
catastrophe. and eye Witnesses we're
Of the opinion that at least three men
lost their lives. The timekeeper,
however, who has the names Of all the
men employed at the camp, says that
but one man is missing.
The dead man was a native of
Sweden. named A. Klath He eth
er became excited when the accident
occurred or the icy waters of the river
caused him to take q cramp. for he
swan but short distance before he
sank. His hands were seen for a
moment above the surface of the
water clutching wildly at the empty
air, but he soon disappeared and was
seen no more.
Searchers soon lined the banks
and watch was kept on the bridge at
Derby. but up to this time the body
has not been recovered.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-05-27
PROGRESS ON
THE CANAL.
Enormoas Undertaking VIII &c
Completed Within =
Few Months.

imouSh thS COuttCSJ Ol MT. FTou-
erick A. Fisher. Chief Engineer for
Warren Bros. & Co., on the Govern
men irrigation canal. DISPATCH
reporter had the pleasure of looking
over plats of the work.
Mr.. Fisher is very busy man as
the plats Of the work show. Every
yard of work contemplated and In
progress Is shown by different colors
on the map. and glance over the
same is sufficient to show just what
stage of construction the contract has
reached. From end to end. barring a
few short sections. work has been COM
pleted or is in progress on the ditch
and President Buchanan and his
assistants are confident that the con-
tract limit will give them ample time
to complete the undertaking.
The enormity Of the contract can
be readily seen by the fact that for
1000 feet In one section Of the same
where the work is nearly all rock
work. as deep as o5 foot cuts have
been made. This section Is rapidly
nearing completion.
Nearly 200 900 feet Of earth were
moved by this company during April.
The work embraces three tunnels oil
which tunnel No. will be $50 feel
in length OF this $50 feet have beer
completed and work on the remainder
is being diligently prosecuted. 1un-
mel No. 2 is $50 feet long and ha.
been completed and timbered. The
work on tunnel No. 3 has just started
This tunnel will be 1900 feet in length
and work Is progressing from each end
Two eighi-hour shifts are being worked
and an average of feet per shift i.
being made. At the present rate the
tunnel should be finished within three
months. So far no rock work has
been encountered In this part Of the
work.
A sixty-foot bridge will span the
canal at the crossing of the county
road southeast Of Wadsworth.
On the southeastern section Of the
work. Monocure & Taylor have com
pleted two and one-half miles Of thei
three mile contract. When they have
finished the present work they will
take charge Of the section next ives
Of their present workings.
Many people have already located
homesteads on the grounds to b.
covered by the canal. and before loni
many more will follow their example
as there Is now no doubt that there
will be water for a large portion Of tn,
land by the time II will be needed mex
spring. and In year or two, the nov
arid desert in this section will b.
dotted with pleasant farm houses
The broad acres. given the much need
ed water. will be producing larg'
quantities Of hay. grain. vegetable
and hardy fruits.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-05-27
CONCERNING
OLINGHOUSE,
A One-Mine Camp Is Not Among
the Future Probabilities of
That District.

There Is no doubt that corporate in
fluence is losing ground in its strife to
obtain certain property that occupies a
position which would give them almost
unlimited power in moulding the future
OF the camp and mean while forcing
many Of the small property holders to
do their bidding. No other reason
can be ascribed to tactics past and
present; the method Of acquiring val
liable property, so rich in gold that 1t
affords regular dividends from depleted
ore reserves and still getting ore as fast
as mills require 1t has had a contrary
effect to that intended; If method there
be. Instead Of lowering the hopes and
faith Of property owners 1t has caused
the majority TO reason out the why and
wherefore. resulting In the open ex-
preston Of above sentiment. There
Is more than speck of sense In the
miners and hill folks argument and
analysis. none Of whom question the
faithfulness Of arrangement to the in
terest Of stockholders. or the right to
operate as they believe to be 10
their best interests. But it is certain
'ly very sinetilar perhaps dlspleas-
ing to someGto find that-"the best
laid schemes o mice and men Of gang
a glee. Ore bodies are being dis
closed on all sides and from this
on It is merely question Of basing
value Of property on facts. not fancies.
Time has demonstrated the law oi
compensation to be unavoidable by
even the cunning man. The nice way
If not the right way. Is sure to be an
uncertain way Those mostly con-
eaxn.a 60. n,o,.x., vo,,s. ,rov;no
,,a.o. .,,.. ...h ~. anL ..a a.
-, g -, ia. .,a,, - ~ /,
observer-the camp has had more
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Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-05-27
DECORATION DAY

The committees Of the different fra
ternal orders arranged for the proper
celebration of Decoration Day and
request the citizens to meet at the
school house at D O'Clock Monday
afternoon. where an appropriate; pro-
gram will be presented. All veterans
are especial requested to be present:
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-05-27
NEWS NOTES
IN BRIEF.
Events Of the Past Few Days
in Short Paragraphs for
Quick Reading.

Chas. Scheunert. the popular cigar
salesman. of the well-known firm OF
Scheunert Bros, Sacramento. spent
Wednesday in town with his patrons
and friends.
A fire occurred In Tonopah Mon
day night which destroyed three
building and was only checked by
the heroic efforts Of the bucket brig
ade.
The commissioners Of Nye county
have passed resolution authorizing
the issuance of S per cent Nye county
bonds in the sam 'of $4,000. Of the
denomination Of $500 each.
Chas Kaiser. son of the late Sena-
tor Charles Kaiser of Churchill county,
has brought suit in Washos county to
compel the other heirs to distribute
the estate.
A. H. Clinton Of the Reno Gazette
spent today in town in the interests Of
that paper.
F. T. Shaver visited Reno Wednes-
day. .sesi
VIM. r. Keen. principal Of the
Yeringten' school. S visiting his
brother. DR.. Keen.
r. A. McClelland, representing the
New York Insurance Company. spen
yesterday in town.
H. K. Mayhew. Ct Tecoma. Wash
ington. is spending a few days In towr
with his wife, who is field matron o
the Piute Indian reservation.
Mrs. James Larson yesterday
received the sad news Of the death o.
her mother in Denmark. the lott
inst.
]. F. Haley of the, Reno Journal
]. H. Hadley. Westecn Union tele-
graph operator Of Reno. and A. L
Kenyon. came down from Reno b,
automobile last night and returned thi:
morning.
Mrs. L. M. Donelin and Miss Nellie
are spending today in Reno.
The teachers of the several grade:
of the school are busy arranging fol
the closing exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Sorenson and
family and Otto Sorenson visited
Sparks Wednesday.
Asst. Master Mechanic, L. S
Pratt, paid Reno a visit Wednesday.
Dannie Donelin, who has been quit.
III in San Francisco for severa
months. has again suffered relapse
and is said to be very low.
DR.. w. D. Williamson, wife ant
daughter, OF Portland. Main. spent sey
eral days here this week visiting Mrs
Williamsons uncle, A. |. York ant
family. They departed for the Eas
last night and will visit different point
Of interest on their way home, chic
of which is the ST. Louis exposition
DR.. Williamson is contract physician
and surgeon for the Grand Trunk Rail
road at Portland. Maine.
H.. G. Davis disturbed the peace
Buck Walker (Indian) and Jas Gard
ner drank too much whiskey and mad
themselves obnoxious. The trio ar
awaiting sentence in the town cooler.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-05-27

H. Holt visited Reno yesterday.
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7. J. JONES s. SONS

Proprietors Of
THE COURTLAND
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-14
EAa eseuaGEzesa zEeg mar Re
gro pRsRra los Dar dame,
los. Una Dr0fec1a.

Ell corresponsal especial del SHe-
raldo de New York, en- San Petersbur-
60, Mr.. Hazard. predice que la maflana
que menos Sc espere So encontrara Ia es-
~cuadra rusa del mar Negro en- el Medi-
terraneo.
Il prediction de Mr.. Hazard tiene
81 fundamento en- notic;as conidencia-
lee, segun las caales, Turqu1A hs prone
tido Rus:e, descuidarse en- 10 yigilan-
cia de los Dar3aneioss con Ell pr0p0sitO
de que ell Almirante ruso aproVeche IL
oportunidad y atraviese ell estrecho, con
su escuadra del mar negro.
Seg1n ell mismo corresponsal Ia pro-
mesa de Turqu1a ha sido hecha cambio
de que Russia apoye L. Sublime Puerta
en- los Bulkanes, 10 insista en- la implan
taci6n de las reformas aastro-rusas y Ia
deienda contra cualquier aggression de
otra potencia europea.
La escuadra rusa en- el mar Negro
esta c0mpuesta de rs buques, entire los
cuales figuran los acorazados <Tchesmes,
de TO- $50 toneladas de desplazamiento,
c0nstruido en- 1886; ell SEkaterina IIS,
de iguales condiciones; ell sSinopeo, de
1O.180 toneladas, construido en- 1887; eI
eDrenadsat Apostoloro (12 Apostoles),
de 8.876 toneladas, construido en- 1890;
el <Tria Svititeila9 (Tres Santos), de
12.48O toneladas, construido en- 1898 y
ell eRostiIor>, de $500 toneladss, cons
truido en- 1896.