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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17

wth TIE outpo-ts reporting nor. The foreign
llef.s ~ me general enc-FzinE bulIsh
stfulflts except in important particular
rn-L we Questioned buiilsh factor namely. the
-ln cage trEnsacrions again today following yesteE
90. ta-es amounting 20 about 750UQ0 bush. T1-cay
otA cIR rs ~ 11re changed hands n LCaioI enough
Ll-aAe t1e Two DAYS business foot Meth g ike
~ blsA The bears felt that tEe the result
a 81 E-ill0n o. eeA quite much disposition 70
80 ttietng weakening Views the part & holders
ne Nile gtttng hEher prices. tatled & get much
49, asae1 Tie visible supply statement tErad-
49, , showed dec-eaee Of SIS GO blsh the
- al bush IN the corresponding last year.
nee las heen Increase the WORLDS visible supply
2llo0o bush against Increase q bush
- week last year. Quotations q wheat.
2 angef basis. follous: 20 s.
- enc 81 : efOat: No Northern Duuth 81 % Z.
= alfat C9fN-Corn was pred decline after
eflnE a. a. advance % about he
session. from THIS point TIE market
10y er1 ~ on July. with the local close lc
e -eoe vac the resut q realizing movement partly
slfc oy continuation % large receipts Speculative
les were active sellers The visible q
$500 burh. against 10 793o00 year The
80 shes = corr A. al fthe cash article
p" ~ No corn closed 81 &c elevator 5sr.c
I Q , ahoet 40 white sc. and No . yellow ts,c.
- 7Ihe WH-tc-n market f0T cats. q speculative
ca carried rrlceE OF y 7Sc. hut
the cash article firm offerings susr a. a. sd
ance n &c m s0u'e Ersdes We cats sqlLc:
10 : white. s3tc: 40 white standard white sac
~ h-Airrkef nominal. ~ Weston &c n sNoat:
tate and Jersey rye. 651fsc BARLET-Marke4 STEADY
81 Csc. c : BurTai0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


Neu-Y crR- February 10 1914.
- -. flee market CQeIe1 Etoaly 81 de-
81 7, Fqfs points. Folc@inE t1c Cal . rl.ed Ne5s
err - rrHh IRE rather cas- i0 ne -. "
cuei az ..r-siss az little. trf weakened CEa-n
eteot - urde- ft-tae- I1uiiart7r s1id 90 -
tfi9ft II Yea Orleans. and closed r.ealE Dft 49,
~ el'. sales were reported 70 iai.tto bags. Inc
fsI.s ssi-.. we're the result 20 bear pressure atl
i-'ia. e a. ~rert % ia-re primary re-elp-s s1-
CTS 5--,a--or +, r-r-ean cables Receipts al me
rtllt - ef HU haEs a-e ust 300 laet year.
tN I.--l-- -,.rr--e-r also rather flI Ni-h me
80 ~ -rrs-.-e rather tree~ rlcre--ert L'r t.-laN.
1900 - as for account ~ wan street eao
- I-e-aers arf f.e eHr-F make. tarte Nc7
-. ..-s-r f1- the account = i-f1---s -a-e-. ilo--
80 ---s --r-rsts became buyers. taxing. t was te
.-s-sI is-re blocks from COTTON wire houses Wiz
c-f..~s --rrert.rrs Trade interests SUI a-'Te %
n -. s.i fte market has e-tere- PERIOD NJ fnale-
L-I,- hrt no existence ~ LIBERAL SURPLUS supplies
l.,.fv rrs ar drser-l0E Influence as 7aiitag 3. ae
.-slifs "a 'arre tenders contracts. arc nl-a'
1900 n e tuI market appears -o DO oa--" saahnA
Fts e1g market was I1-lii-l- Nl' --.-a----' 90 '-
tss's n NC to- Rio Nc :. ... 49,. a..
ne sauge o. contract prices = ne loca- market t'a5
una n foleEs3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

r,--.,- rb IA healthy condition prevails IN ths
wool rasre although trading Is quie The demand Is
slight. prices Medium woods
fes- most In demand and they have felt the Impulse
hf--er movement. There q steaCv
r7rrf-rrv ucos which frm. Pulled woods 70 be
d. General Ee-~a-f 8 helms done with foreign
---74 SONS current quotations Ohio and Pennsy
CIV and above 34I34'-c - aJ15lcs No J. S2833ci
- sf-@.~ ere on a=hed .<}I2fc, o-e-haH blood
ussEe 2-2ec. iEltts blood uc-ashed. 2J12Gc;
7or,i7a. 80 l. eaT5oc No . csr@9. tre uuwasned S19
&c. 1n-quartsr bio0t. unU1shed as three e5h. rs
r-yv.shad To5-c. one-kalf blood. unwashed 253
~. fua asHed dea.ne nominal ksntu1Sy. Indiana
--f-rtrs blood 2tQ@5- onc-luartcT blood. - 42Jc.
b-sti ZeeS- Terrt1ry-idaho dre l5alfc: heavy. me
t91rI-. dua retsuu. f'GITcs medium. IN liScs
Nvouli1r dae. f511fc heFsy me. l3gl4c- ano medium
iGE1Ic. medium liJc. ltah ara |e'aa, lne Log
ba4xV f2T14c- meFicu. rs 1Ii1c. medium
tqac~-- raeota me IJ6Isc- fns u1e1un. 16'1 a &C.
----7u-5 1885 Nonta1a-Ffnr choice 10000 ire
nssiun1 cho, 1890. average. 1s91 staple. SG2Oc
medium choice lS9s.oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

liverpool Feb is-Closing-wh nominal;
futures quiet. March. 6s sd. May. S. sd July
nominal Ccrn-Sr1f American mixed. new, -
al. reri-zn mixed cid, - sd futures dus March
ae NT-- ts sr4f Pelz-CaunJ.1 steady, - 81
F1~-r--St louis fancy winter dull. S. Sd Hops at
g-do7 Pacfuc Coastl cr-. s5 tHs r. las Beef frm
evt-s India ness frs. "a Porn steady prime mess.
western sss 3D. Hams-short cut - 20 is 70. strong
iFs r4c0r f-rn Cumberland cut g - 30 2. 3sss
sHort rib IL % r. 31s 6C Ions clear middles light
Is g. "a 10 al. Ions clear mcdles heavy. p % 30
shot backs, 3Is. bellies
III 10 is n as sd lc-ld-rs-SIuars. "a 70 % ~
arm. prime Western. n tierces. SIS
d. aerlcou refined IN pals. SIS Sd Butter nominal
I'll &c. allst. American finest white sos. DO coOrsd
5-r Tsllow-FriUe city Gull ass ga TurEenti ne
-ffq steady as Sd Rosin-COmm0n frU. - 10 I'D
r,.t-,i.,,r- Tafnpd frr7 TWd Lfnseed OIL steady
Ia al Co-tousced o-Huu refined. spot. steady. I9s
ID TafI1v-Austr1ilan tn London easy. 24A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17

srn eEzc. y, Northern pct,c. No Northern s9fsTo
FLOUR frm ans active; hrst patenss s. og$S; seconi
PATENTS 81 4GTS4 % fret chars s3 fJTS3 % seCOnd
clears. s. CGGS2 20 ERAN. 81 bulk s1sE$l5 -
Pnua'eIphis Feb rs --HCT-TER drm; good demand
Western crean-rv 21i nearly prints 29c
EGGS drn and e higher fresh nearby. sc al T1a5s
a mark. thvesreTu. SZgS3c
az mark. fresh Sourhern 3tE5e- CHEESE quet
steady New-TosS fun cream cIoice % fancy. ~ q
tIttc. Neu-Tork full fair good. iO-zglO4sc
- Louis Feb I8-Close. WHEAT-N0 red cash
81 oCt Nav 27Ic- July. S1isr. No hard s99i-c
CONN CASH 4ft-r- NAY. 4gFse- jay Sc OATS
50 cash t2l-- Mlv sc. No . white $40
r-rr5a-v s. 7el Ns-ch s. 70 Ep-fl S. on. AL6IKE
pr.r1e. So p. TIMOTHY prime 81 i2--.
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA

STATIONS foot % WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET
AND DIES BEOSSES tORTLANDT sTREETS
y The leaving time from DesSsosses and CostiAnil
Twearythid street siafion. ssesDt where oshsrsi.s
-, A. VI. FAST MA1L-Pa-,o-. Sleeping. ard Dining
Gars EOr. eniG7agq Inala19ge!ls s9d Loulsvlris
Sr-oEiag. ana alton cars. ClnclnnatL Indian
los 4. 81. PENNSYLVANIA l1auTED.-Pulisaan
sSP rs FoT ssS TS5,oh sSa De-
I-55 p. 81. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
Eor Nashville lva Cineinnati snd Lousvtlisl- In
ass P. ii. CHICAGO L1MITED pullman sIseplns.
iedo. and c5eveiand Di9ns car
So p VI ST LOUIS EXPREssTFoT ,,, T'i p1S ~
car For Gary, " Va via Shenandoah Valley
SIS ?. NJ WESTERN ExPREss--ror Chicago Fo'
7ss p 81 P3cf Ieill rPrf s For P,,ssburs To-
sasa5 Tailey FSs,. Connect tor Cie9siand except
s.s5 p. VI. CLEVELAND AND cINcINNATI, tx tx
PREss-For Plttseu-g. Cleveland Cincinnati In
0-;s ?. n. PTTTsBURG sPEcIAL-Daily for Pitt'-
wAsHfxGroN- AND THE. sorTHL s,-..-,
10 10 10 sD-s9ros'ss an ans Cort-
s1q5 ssT' ,5 n s g - % IS ass 5pesSrosss
sna Co-sRa' sSresSs s o' s- .? p a Is onsTss-
soraI Limited" az Parior and puluE cars. - %
soCEaN kAILWAy u.s. g $ , n sfs 81 %
p dsty-. New TOrE aud Florida Special" 240
sEAPosEP az INE RA!tsyEEEF 5:;s. if f5.d
emo i2lo nt-Et daily Seaboafd FioToA l-i-N'
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAu.wAY.-FOr Memphis
CIiEsIPFAE-E & OHIO R1ILWAY.-7ss week
FoR' oI.o soTNT COMFORT snd NoRFoLK--Tss q n
A Esyt7fc' e eAf g a 1' sna .,s n
Sundavs * a N Through Nestihuied Tvstrs sue
Psrlor Cars end STANDARD Coaches wee--days -
Tor Slokug Car Psrl0r Cars Dining Car and Stanl~'0
Coaches SUNDAYS
CAFE MbY.-12 IS . weekdays. -
Ocean Grove and Point Pleasant ftr~n West Twenty
END - 70 NIGHT oeejs-aas-, sundays i2io Is N
srd ass n From DssbrOss~s and Cortla s,Tee,e
days. Sundays 70 - - 3 % D
eos rs sIs5 o IS - q - Is Louis Lir,itsdD
80 ta Dazh-osses Corrlardt 70 so 10 -
Ces1ros-es Cora-dt Sr-rts 2nl. s.. IS % 35N
- s4E5 - - ChicaEo LIMITED Tor North Pail
sfruha orlyl = s. as 755 s45 = C355 for North
ss,s sos -7-55 Sos = cas- ST Louis I.lnn.t~d1
IS 'te > Pe1ra Irnitedl 10 ~ a. NJ IZ3S I .9
stslpHs oniy). '45I '55J. T55 So 825 s5 for
N9It1 Philadelphia only p m, l. 10 night
Ticket o7Ses Nos AL 1854 ils and PSI Broadway
Ffth Avenue below ed str. 2G2 Ffth Avenue conner
.Nth So Aston House. and stations named above
BrooklyH $50 Fuit1r street. 800 BrUad
wHv. and Pennsytvauia Annex station TIE New-York
Transfer CCnpgUy vii call for and check baggage tro7
hotels s1d residences through % Destination
Telephone '@3 Chelsea Tor Pennsy vania Railroad CAB
Service
". ". ATTERBTRY WOOD.
General Manarer Psssr Trafic AanAEsT
GEO ". BOYD
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17
New York Central Route
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSE CENTRAL r. X.
Liberty street and south Perry. rrims from south
FsFfs i've minutes earlier than SHOWN 5eiow)
EASToN. BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND MATCH
tuLNk-dt 90 % IS Eastoa onlyl 10 A. N 10,
80. 500 % t5 Easton OElyj P "a sundayS sAIt
wILEklsBAfSFE AND sCRANrON-s4 sls N
30 2 ~ suFPs9yz q IS = s. Loo 81 -
BARNEGAT-z+ 90. - 80 a 81 80 Is ts lake
wood and i.akehurst sniyl At0 a500 p a. (s0a
= ~ saturdas 81 Surd DAYS 90 4 ~
ATLANTIC CIrF-s9 40 a. II. 20 80 p
VINELAND AND nEIDGETON-tzG00 A M sfso
long BRANCH. ASBUKY PARK OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT AND sEASHORE FONTS
z4o0 sac. 90 30 a N. 60 tf5. s88 so n 50
2 ~ sundays except OCEAN Grove. 90 4 M GOO.
ri -IADELPHIA-CREADING rERwNALl .asS
ZOO IS 90. g 81. tfo31. -tI00 A. N ne 90 Il 90.
EL30 tc.eo. t3oO. - 90 SEQ IS 90 - 40 20 90.
5iT42 6 r44ffz .s T2qS s-Rrr-ss,,, -.
1850 'slt5 NJ. 100, ia 80. 5. 90. 90 - as
KFAi5TNG H4xRIsBUra. louisville AND WILL
iANSPo5,T1-t 90 - IS, - 20 Itsio. at9oo, tL9s
Reading Pottsvtlle and Esrsog only ~ o. IS 90 nj
sFr0m L5bersy Street only. 'Daiy fDai,y szceps
sunday Ssu8day only tPasior only. VIA
Tsmaqua ES1tu-days sENcepr Saturdays
0Hcvs. Liberty St Ferry. south Ferry. Aston
House. tsT. ISL. az L70n 1855 BraadWsy. is3 sth
1e5th s.. 2f5 Columbus Nv. vors. Coure
24s $50 fulton ST. BROOKLYN. $50 VIII
Ian1srurE n 2 Transfer Co. calls for ard checks
baggage ~ deeffnattop
" FEST. ER. c " BURT
Vice Pres ard Cen NE- Gen Pass'r Arr
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S ouTHERN coTToN MARKET.
ILvERPooL coTToN MARKET.

liverpool Feb. ~ G-cotton-sPot Tar
done prices % points lower american IlQ
ding fair. cod: good Hlitfilns sotd nlddiins SO
sd TIE OF the 1000 bales. 1f which
500 were for Speculation AMI sH9ort and cllded
American Eecefurs @. 600 bales. incluLn5 ll-0J
American Futures opened easier and closed steady.
American uidLlUg. 8 o c. FeoruarS- o.-- reos uaFg
and march. SD. Mach ard ApTi- 'std' April tnd
: s., and june 8 SGD. June and July. be9ds
Iuiv ana August SD. August and September, G. i'd
september and Octooer. sl5d. October and November
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17
CONTRACT prices az the Local market to-day

r.;-,. 's marss fc- fpot cotton closed ou.et 81 =
-.2e o iaoo- fo- u.5E'.rr Ur'a11 end la.foc fQr
-s-..t So sp-1ners took 80 bales southern spoi
al -sts 80 ue-rafhel as follows Augusta. &c lower
IA, -e.e il- bales 81 Louis nominal TIC lower az
-. - ee toniinal uucharred az la1tc. sales,
eats holiday Charleston buyers and fel-
,.---e- ~ nl-etnr nominal Norfolk nominal Cal
--u- -l-aa 1c lower or ft Memphis nominal ~
NsV .e'eifs ~ cotton al l-a-lrg points ~
49, 1---a-. .EFf week fsf bales. and lost
- ~ .eflr- 1000 oC0 bales AGAINST ItaI
49,. e-l urfor. $50 boo
p...i-.s ..-N lest Ueek and : 10 last scar.
No. - --e pors end interior points today. com
- - tetnt cay .aa neek ars last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17

hotests &C., snecial LiverToos rabies: spot cotton
p-t ao1. s--.,.-es 900 bsles- speculation and eN-
-ol rfffrp 49,. n.l receipts - uFi- American
tlTs8 urf-r. md. q sd Futures orcred irregular,
loae- - -efiire, closed steaFv nef 1902 polnts
an aSis 1E arc February sfsrch es2a: March
.l'r-trr--. Nay 6N7s. Ma,- june. Iuue-July and
ei-hsf ia ~ ArFusf -septenlbef. Q 7ad sereudef-
rprcc 'I'i7H we're aerr~rf
- W. o-'s mark, - e-ssntisl oils e steady %
~ sPE5Pslr,--E i,.N' tine s. sog:. -eessssss s.
~ pF,,s teal is active. with VERY scaut supply
~ crs-.ieHg The quoted price is nov around
'fiissn tcas7 s.-srs ou 25 q 1910 S4>sENo'
e-lls f-.s, - = AtAl-f-iour held firm WIN mod
~ ul-f.- lfed uTices srrirg patents. - -
~ sT-ng ris,-- - 49,, - p. ,eF sseits ~ -
FLcf-n Nsr. - : winter. 81 c50sa BUCEW fI1AT
frr 49, seet Gun. quoted E2Gfe 20. RYE FLOUR
eart, fs sr % raad 80 1aas3 So choice % fsncv.
80 yr''-u sAe MEAL firm. Quotef. Pine vhlte
81 49, western. spring SO eO1Ts21 -. e arrive
tll soaslt 'ian'ara rliidine 81 Hnr-s2l aoyr a.
toTrl-v -, e.ad.iar. go H0Ts2s 70 S,-r F25 80.
Gntr, - hTik s2a - sacks ~ ~-rai saa 10
&c - ~. litffore -finnEe ou~ret 81 COS vac
ciasirr wheat THE being advance ~ the
ne 80 ~ nrrtlous day The cfscial ore-i-r
brrrr.. LIloesl cos pr Nay with Trfv 90 r1hc. 10
snd r-.ti.4 ffnf guod oenl = wheat fCr sale
81 49,, = s'f OF &c FruTn iris there O recovery
Iit.-.5 - ort0re noon bur '-aoiio- wheat
b. .,l FiFh ~ TIE rom trH1ers ard cre-nfi
ac~r,- N-.a we've not continued side
~ nloaEn ras bsinR fQuitatef EccuuntfnE f'r
IeIi-r s.t m the Western MARKER ReaizinR aa6
~ sfi account hecarne general here. end
~ --i oecifnec rrridy. ueth rhe cio~lrE shout
-eet ncfrf aerrf~r f.e - gsc-ine hog
= - 20 ~. There rgus f1od r1irrne a business
- DSoDcrty, EEDorae-s tex but ioa1s herG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17

rent a. e basi. 90 cost freight Testsrisy
would 1ot ray thar price The dutv pad prices are
i--te- a.. toliuUE- ll-act ulle-
30 - test Rio uo-asses sugar - ies-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17
THE STATE or TRADE.

r--.,, Feb rs-FIOUR-Locai prices advanced 2'e
,,IgT- srrre steady. / Northern Chicago c Z
q O5- winter no offerings corn steady; No yellow
-. < b com 5iG5Izc. OATS quiet No white
49,. 10 mixed 4Tc. BARLEY. 5SG65c. western N
sore RYE-No-hing Going
rs,.s-o Feb l6-Ths IeadinE futures rnnEsd e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17

Coffee cahles- Rio-Cdree market inactive. 10 roni-
nzi exchange ~ t-lGt rertils zI.r taEs ceafac 10Y
United ststes Aop bags. stock stte5l oags santos
-Cofee mnte inactive. Eo11 lferaE- santos nominal
rs-sIpts i0osV haEs stock L1o2.a6o bags hannurg-
Conee market opened aG@ % lover. az 300 m vas
~ rr rfE tower. .ai-s d tUU nsEH haF-e--uf-
fs marzet opened barely seacy. 4GA fEnc lover; e
y m tanc higher half ho.lcay. to-ai sales. 1900
hnEs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17
ROYAL BLUE LINE

0nf
0f7ces. Lihsrry 81 Fe-rV South Ferry Astor House
t67 cot 42t t3l0 1885 Broadwav ~ SIR Az 25 Union
Sqra~s West rs East f25,h 30 f25tn 81 24E
Columbus ave YORK g C~u-t 81 3tf ss0 FSllfo7
s. Rroukvu. 400 broadway. Wirfar7sNurE New Yorx
Transfer Co calls for snI ehsck. 70 dssnstiou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17
NAVAL STORES.

The market Tor shirts turPentne barely steady
with buyers reluctant pay prices asked Hence
business vas motsrate Rozin vas steady Tar steady
lCchanEed We
SPIRITS TCRPEETINE-On and machine 6olA SO
6Tl-c
TAR-PIre bbls s. 7Oase 80. OF sbIs 81 70
EoSIN-t,0Tlu1on 70 rr1- strained 3 O. z. s.. =.
D. 81 %; y. s. 50. W 6. s.. " ". s. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-17
STOCK on HAND

e.wiImnsyoa. FEB. ls.-sPIRITs TURFENTINE nrn,
t5c receipts. TO casks RCSIN cu.L - 20.
b4i2 Tar drnl 81 40; receipts l02 bbls CRUDE TUR-
tENINE tru 81 so 50 -5 and - 25 receipts "a bbIs
savannah. FEB l6--T CTtPESTIEE firm. Unthlug doing
receipts 25 bbls exports. les Resin f-m. sales 4J,8
t5ls revsip.s go eApgrts 23f Quoted: A. g. c. y.
90 E2f5: e. 81 20; 6. H. 3 3 I 50 10. X. s. =. NJ
50 ~. y. 50 -. " q s. 81. W IS 50 IS
Charleston Feb 10 --TJ 3PESTINE and ROSIS rom
ioal. nothing runs, 1uo-Htlans omitted.
London Feb lG-TI- EFESTINE-
EoslN--Anerlcal strained s., 6na Ia Cd
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-04-12
CAME WILL BE
INTERESTING.

Next Sunday the Wadsworth and
Fallon baseball mines will cross bats on
the Fallon diamond. Since the game
recently played here both teams have
done some industrious practicing. AS
lack Of practice was the principal fault
with the Wadsworth game. that to bs
played at Fallon should be closely con-
tested and more interesting. No doubt
quite crowd will accompany the team
to Fallon Saturday night. Those who
Visit the thriving county seat Of our
sister county can rest assured Of a
hearty welcome and every courtesy will
be shown them, for this is always the
case with the whole souled people of
Churchill
A social dance will be given at Fal-
lon Saturday night. at which the young
people Of Churchill county will be as
sembled and the visitors who accom-
pany the team can rest assure Of a
pleasant social evening.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-04-12

on the ground without sufficient money
to pay their living expenses until their
ground is improved and their crops
harvested can easily secure employ
ment from the old settlers during the
busy season and put in their time inn
proving their own land during the idle
months. For many years our farmers
have been forced to depend largely up
on the Indians and undesirable citizens
for this much needed help and will be
only too glad to give 1t to settler who
has cast his lot among them and is do
ing what he can to better his own con-
dition, which is the best evidence of a
desirable and trustworthy citizen.
That those who take up homesteads
under the canal should be successful in
their undertaking Is evidenced by the
fact that those who have settled on the
land in this vicinity in years past who
had their own dams and irrigation sys-
TENS to construct. are as q rule pros
porous people with more bank accounts
than mortgages.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-04-12
Iriswold Warrants Every Bottle.

II troubled with rheumatism give
enamberlain's Pain Balm a trial. It
viii not cost you a cent If 1t does no
sooo. One application will relieve the
paln' It also cures sprains and bruises
~ one-third the time required by any
v'ner Treatment. Cuts. burns. frost
O,'es quinsy, pains in the side and chest,
s'anoular and other swellings are quick
cured by applying 1t. Every bottle
E. Grlswold.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-04-12
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BRIEFS

H. Holt visited Golconda last week.
]. c. Day is doing jury duty in Reno.
w. E. Dalton has returned from
Reno.
c. H. Peterson spent Sunday in
Reno.
r. H. Cowles was a visitor to Reno
yesterday.
Miss Lille Brannin is visiting friends
in Reno.
Mrs. H. o. Cook is visiting friends
in Ogden.
Peter Cook is driving the Oling-
house stage.
George Herberth has returned from
San Francisco.
F. L. Behler departed for San Fran
cisco last night.
E. H. Proctor is spending few
days In Hartman.
Miss Clara Finley was a visitor to
Hartman Sunday.
H. l. Bonham and S. A. Taibert
spent Sunday In Reno.
Miss Kate Payne has been engaged
to teach the new school at Hartman.
Mrs. T. c. Clifford will entertain the
Fortunigntly Club Saturday afternoon
April 10th. "a
C. w. Robinson and wife returned
to Reno last night after visiting rela-
tives for few days.
T. G. Herman and, A., N. Babcock
left last night for Virginia City to at
tend the Republican State cevention.
Mrs Roy Powles left last night for
San Francisco. where MIR. Powles is
suffering with a dangerous case Of
blood poisoning at the railroad hospital
R. Leslie SMALL and Bert E. Han
son, OF the Churchill Standard, drove
in from Falon Friday and left Satur-
day morning for Carson and Virginia.
Anyone wishing setting Of eggs
should apply to H. Judd Allen at
Hazen Mr.. Allen, however. can not
vouch as to whether the eggs will hatch
chickens or ducks.
w. C. Williams, the father Of
Olinghouse mining camp and President
Ira Miller. Of the Springfield Nevada
Mining Company. came down from
the mines last evening and departed
for Reno.
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Makes a Clean Sweep.

There's nothing like doing a thing
thoroughly. OF all the salves you ever
heard Of, Bucklen's Arnica Salve is
the best, 1t sweeps away and cures
Burns. Sores; Bruises. Cuts. Boils.
Ulcers, Skin Eruptions and Piles. It's
only 25c. and guaranteed to give salts
faction by Wadswofth Drug Co. >
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-04-12
OUR MINING
CAMP.
The Bonanza King Of Cling
house Sells to the Spring
field-Nevada Co.

from time to time the DISPATCH
| has put itself on record regarding
,he mines Of Olinghouse Canyon and Of
The White Horse District. The posi-
ton taken can hardly be said to be
one where pecunlary interest IS the
real motive. BY some We are credit
sd with having only a blind faith to
support our judgment. Be that as It
NAV. None can dispute that capital
is slowly yet surely acquiring large and
larger holdings in the mineral belt.
The quiet gathering in has been going
on for many months and no doubt the
influence Of methods will be fully COM
pensated as things shape themselves
into a test Of capital with conflicting
interests. Many ruses will be run on
that unwary to effect q consolidation
Of interests and property. A thirg
which If permitted would do great in
jury to'sthe present property owners
and ultimately to the community as
sei There is little danger that any
attempt to execute the scheme will
INSET with success. A one mine camp
is hardly possible in this district. as It
would call for immense sums Of money
to acquire control Of the most prom
Using property at this date.
The acquiring Of a dozen claims by
accompany does not hazard the welfare
oi the indi 'idual property owners. The
dangers are not from without; but from
within.
The deals so far transacted have to
all appearances augured for general
good as the management has. in so far
as we are aware. exhibited disposi-
ton to live and let live. However We
must concede to the management Of a
corporation the right to fairly protect
the interests OF stockholders who
through that manas ement have invested
their capital in the upbuilding of our
local mining industry.
W. C. Williams, the BONANZA
King Of Olinghouse, has merged his
interests with the Springfield Nevada
Mining Company MIR. Williams has
reserved some OF his properties and in
tends to spend the remaining years Of
OIL his life in travel and in the develop
nlent of mines. He promises to open
another bonanza for the camp after
his return from Europe. where he will
visit the place of his birth, his relatives
and friends Of childhood days. For
his man bright star has ever shone.
The Forlorn Hope is making steady
progress toward development A drift
IS is being driven south to connect the
new shaft with the old shaft at the 100
loot level The new shaft is down so
ieet, and phows l6 inches OF $40 ore.
IN the drift somewhat better grade is
found.
AT the Crown Point drift is being
run north to disclose length of ore
snoot just tapped in which values are
aoout $40 per ton free milling.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-04-12
DENTISTRY.

Or. w. S. Porter is in WadsS orth
and will remain few days. Or, Por-
ter has practlced dentistry In the State
Of Nevada for the past sixteen years
and will guarantee all his work Office
in room 66. Nevada House.