The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-11-08

the four tramps killed in the Saliva col
lision will he held at Reno today.
IL. Atkins OF Reno, j. f. Condor,
wife and family returned from the
Worlds Fair on Saturdays No. q ~
Sir Mofeton Frewen, the English
~financier, thinks the repealers will be
clamoring for free coinage in a few years.
Senator Stewart was the last speaker
on the repeal bill. 1t isn't death to sill
yer, but it is death to both the old par
ties.
Choice and common beef cattle are
drifting wider and wider apart. The
difference in Chicago is as much as 81
per hundred pounds.
Order your daily and weekly EAami-
ner and Chronicle at the Post Office.
Prompt attention given. Try for the
Examiners prize farm.
Coroner Harry Brown was in town
Monday and impaneled a jury to hold
an inquest on the remains of fireman
G. W. Givan next Friday.
A band OF $50 head of cattle, belong
ing to Kirmon 4 Hickey, passed through
from Antelope bound for Churchill
county the first of the week.-Tidings.
The use of Halls Hair Remover pro-
notes the growth OF the hair, and res
torres its natural color and beauty,
frees the scalp of dandruf' teller, and
all imnurities.
The bill suspending the operation of
the mining law requiring the %expendit-
ure of 500 on unpatented mining
claims has been signed by the Presi-
dent. 1t applies to all States and Ter
ritories except South Dakota.
One of the prettiest women in london
society is said to plunge a towel in very
hot water, wiring it out and leave it on
her face for half an hour every night
before going to bed instead of washing,
and this lady has no wrinkles.
Some enterprising individual ought to
establish an Indian village at the Mid
winter Fair. "There's millions in it."
Carson News. Now doth every Piute
gay improve each speeding minute and
scratch his head from day to day,
because "Theres millions in it."
We have heard of people tumbling
down stairs but tumbling out OF bed is a
new fad for one OF our young ladies who
raises the house by the cry OF murder.
We suggest that a crib be secured OF E.
q. Sessions & Co., Reno, or if they have
none large enough anything that has
two sides.
John Sibbald bought John Becker's
j. Gooding's, L. j. Bells Jas. Coats
Eli Bakers VIM. Walsh, Mrs. Barrett's
and A. p. Maestretti's steers this week,
some 200 in all, and the steers left Jack
Wilkerson's yesterday morning in
charge OF L. j.. Bell, to be delivered at
Golconda. The price paid was $22 so
per head.-keveIlle
Managers Stoddard and Mulcahy OF
Nevada's exhibit at the Midwinter Fair
announce that the Southern Pacific
company will carry freight over its
system free OF charge to and from the
Midwinter Fair. The managers will
receive and properly care for all ex-
hibits and will be pleased at all time to
give any information desired.
An English admiral, says: st is true.
the life-saving service of America is not
equaled anywhere in the world" 1t is
also true that Ayers Cherry Pectoral
saves, annually, thousands of lives.
Invaluable in sudden colds, throat, and
lung trouble.
A gentleman from Bakersfield gives
the following as a positive cure for ma
laria: Take three pods of ordinary red
pepper, cut up in pieces and put in
a quart OF boiling water. When cool,
where one has chills give one small wine
glassful OF the tea every hour before
the chill is due. and it will never come.
To drive malaria out of the system take
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