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uBY FORCE
OFLOVE"
The Wadsworth Dramatic
GLIB Scores a Rous-
ing Success.

Tuesday evening last between three
and four hundred people attended the
performance of the comedy drama by
Force Of Love-" presented by the
Wadsworth Dramatic Club at Music
Hail. The audience was a representa-
five one and the youngsters who are
generally noisome and demonstrative
wo,e on their very best behavior. so
Tie others had the opportunity of enjoy
lng the performance in unusual peace
ard quiet.
Taking the actors and actress in the
drama in the order in which their
names appear in the cast, the first
was E Loring Kelly as Herbert Gull
more, Mr.. Kelly was certainly at
home on the stage, he has fine pres
ence and a good voice and looked and
acted the character he represented TO
perfection.
lack Temple Harris as Earl Of
Wyndam had to personate an old man
and the writer was surprised to see
him do 1t so we'll. We do not know
blt we believe Mr.. Harris has been on
the stage many times before. He
made of his part all there was in it.
Mr. Browning as Coll .Chas. .Wyndam
was an a to-be-sure amateur and as
dii remarkably we'll for beginner.
Tim Regan as Tim Alaire, true
Irish boy, had the true brogue and act
ed all right save unfortunately he did
moi speak loud enough to be heard.
Clarence Esden. Ed Givan and V. G..
Hindmarsh as Mexican bandits were
all true. types of those outlaws.
Mrs. Eta Cook, as Lady Ianthe, the
hsirsss to Wyndam, had the stately
carnage Of the high born ultra proud
young woman and did remarkably we'll,
considering the character of the play
and the part she personated. The lady
wore some interesting gowns and a
ltile more experience in theatricals
will make her feel entirely at home.
Mrs. George Brady as Maud. the
maid, was a source of delight and had
the easy manner of the professional.
She is versatile young woman and
Wadsworth should be. and doubtless is,
very proud Of her.
The orchestra was composed OF
MessrS. George Brady and H. r.
Condy, Misses Myrtle York and Nellie
Donelin, and they discourssd the
sweetest of music between acts and for
tie social dance which followed.
in conclusion we desire to express
our thanks for the very pleasant even
ing afforded, and know that every per-
son In the large audience felt and feels
aswe do regarding the play and players,
ana the manager is entitled to many
compliments for his work in arranging
Stage and scenes. and having every
ming move so smoothly. as we'll as fol
.nstructing the company so they carri-
% their parts successfully.
The specialities were good. Mrs
erady's solo was sweet, Miss Miller:
'efy entertaining and Johnny SuIlivan's
'ery laughable. Master Johnny is cet'
Iainly clever. F
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Nearly Forfeits His Life.

A runaway almost ending fatally
started a horrible ulcer on the leg OF ]
B. Orner, Franklin Grove, III. For foui
years 1t defied all doctors and all RENE
dies. But Bucklen's Arnica Salve hac
no trouble to cure him. Equally gooc
for Burns, Bruises, Skin Eruptions ano
Piles. 25c at Wadsworth Drug Co.
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A. r. Jeffrey and wife were visiting
friends here this week. They both
look we'll and happy and are enthused
over the outlook for Fallon, the most
nrosperous town In the State.
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DENTISTRY.

,Dr. w. S. Porter is in Wads~ orth
and will remain few days. Dr. Por-
ter has practiced dentistry in the state
of Nevada for the past sixteen years
and will guarantee all his work. once
in room 66, Nevada House.
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For SALE-One set Of Shakespeare
l3 volumes-University Edition. One
set Gibbons Rise and Fall of the Ro-
man EMPIRE S volumes. One set
Students Reference Books--2 volumes
Inquire, Room 8. School Building
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Mrs. H. r. condy departed Tuesday
'Or an extended visit to California

Jim Richards Of Fallon spent few
4Ou'S IN this village. He sounds the
praises Of the Churchill metropolis and
'-'s II mas eight hundred population.
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DIED.

SHABER-At Wadsworth, Nevada, April,
1904, VIM. r. Shabe-, aged 80 years, mos
and 81 days.
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following set Of resolutions were adopted
by unanimous vote. The resolutions are
as follows:
Whereas. the Hon. Horatio Rogers.
chairman Of this commission, died In
Providence Nov. IL, 1904; and
Whereas. This commission. desiring TO
express its appreciation Of his eminent
public services. hereby orders this minute
inscribed upon its records:
"Rising from the position OF FIRST lieu
tenant I'm the Third Rhode Island heavy
artillery to that OF colonel commanding
the Second Rhode Island infantry and
brevet brigadier general. United States
vcr Itcers. Horatio Rogers was conspicu-
Gus I'm the service OF his country during
the war OF The rebellion--1s61- 1s65-and
his military record IS distinguished for
efficiency and gallantry. In the many
municipal and state offices TO which he
was called by his fellow citizens his
career was equally brilliant and his rare
accomplishments were always most not
ably displayed in his efforts TO serve the
people OF this community. While this
commission recognizes the loss ~ has
sustained In the death Of Gen. Rogers,