The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-11-14

e"oo central Committee are az ON i,
debt and ONLY 5000 in the treasury.
"eorge Brown, Deputy Warden of the
ne'a'" s'ate Prison died at | O'Clock
Monday afternoon from oneumop;a
n trout are taking the hook varv
freely and the boys are enioyinv the
sport as many good catches are made.
The Republicans will have but four in
the Senate ont AT fifteen, and not over
zen In the House when the Legislature
meets.
Mrs. viii Hunt has gone to Sacramen.
toto atteni the wedding of J. b. Wright
superintendent of the Sacra ineuto diyi-
sion.
Leave your orders at Griswold's for
boothfs Oysters Tor your Sunday dinner.
10 be delivered fresh on the morning OF
the frat day OF the week. y
Bloat in cattle can be relieved By
sticking or by pulling the tongue out
and throwing a handful of salt down the
throat Of the animal affected.
The leaders of the Silver party have
given up all hope OF maintaining the flu
ture organization of that party, and will
probably unite with the Populists.
Dode Wetmore is about the happiest
man in seventeen counties over the ar
rival of that little girl who came to take
his name and live with him and call
him papa.
Misses Rosie and George Bird are
here foI a few days preparatory to NOV
ldg TO Rene to go to housekeeping with
their father VINO will run the Reno
switch engine.
J. 0. Gregory and Henry Esdcn left
for Walker Lake Monday, the former to
be post trader. Jim wanted to stay
here and develop his White Horse prop
erty but the political fates we're against
-. EafE
him.
There are several ways to run y news
paper, but must say that the best way
is told in the following: A western edi.
itor once invited correspondents as to
the best way to conduct his paper, and
the man who hit the nail on the head
anonymously OF a postal card,
Run it as you ID please"
Rev. w. B. Pope has rendered his res
as pastor Of the Baptist Church.
to take OBJECT January lst. During his
Passionate in iteno which extends from
March 1892, he made many friends and
no enimies in Reno. and their is genera !
regret among those of his acquaintance
who have heard of his discrimination to
Iesve.-Journal. f3tr e3 StI
G. Il. Skinner, the no'photographer,
Is pronounced rs being one of the best
OIL the coast. lie will convince
you Of his work when yon see his sam
pies. MIR. Skinner announces that he
will guarantee every picture. Now is
The time to get your picture taken before
the holidays.
The child receives its first temporary
about the fifth month alter birth,
the dentition being completed at the age
Of two years. These teeth should he
with a soft brush and warm
water. The child usually retains these
until the eruption Of the perma-
nent set, the first permanent tooth ap-
pearing about the sixth year. The de-
ciduons teeth should be carefully watch
ell and when q tooth shows decay o
suit your dentist and have it filled. A
this aye the filling is not expensive, and
will save the child much pain and trou
BILE from All aching tooth. The early ex-
traction of the ueciduous teeth often
causes the irregularities OF the perma-
set. They should be retained an
til the jaw has fully expanded to receive
the teeth. Teach the child
the necessity OF keeping the teeth clean
and pure. The early use of the tooth
brush will establish a habit that will, III
after years, be considered a necessity to
health and personal cleanliness. New
York Herald.
Sunday Services.