The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-07-20

Corbett and Fitzimmons, re young
pelicans in the railroad park, flourish
very well considering the rough treat
ment they sometimes get mt the hands
of cruel small boys. The youngsters
will get caught at their tricks one of
these times BY some gentleman who
will ayenge the birds by dueking the
boys Give the young birds II show to
live.
Senator Stewart writes the Silver
State: 81 shall be in Nevada in a
month or six weeks and spend some
time visiting the people. l would have
done SO long ago. but | thought could
do more good here than anywhere else.
| have been very busy stirring up the
agitation in every way possible since
Congress adjourned"
Miss Mary Belcher, twenty-five years
OF age, lives with parents near Russell
vile, Kentucky. Two years ago she
vas Il bright, dark-haired, rosy-cheeked
girl. She used a cosmetic, which was
recommended for the complexion and
now she is Mortified at the appearance
of Il heavy black beard all over her face,
Tx. We know All editor who would
like to use some of that cosmetic on the
top of his head.
John Oates OF East Gate, Churchill
County, arrived in Austin Tueday morn
ing about O'Clock, bringing with him
Mrs. Nichols, and her sister-in-law, Mrs
A. Nichols, the laster being seriously ill
with dropsy. The ladies were taken to
the International Hotel and DR.. Hants-
man was Immediately summoned to adj
minister to the sick lady, who he found
in a very dangerous condition, but yes
terday afternoon she was some better
Reveile.
A couple of bicyclists-H. Darwin Nc
llrath and wife on their way around
the world in the interest of the Chicago
Inter Ocean, passed through Elko Tues
day. They were just like all other touring
bcycllsts, except that the man parted
his name insthe middle and the woman
wore Observation-Disclosures. They
passed through Wadsworth Thursday
morning. A party OF Reno cyclists met
chem at Vista that afternoon.
DIR. +. c. Ward the Wadsworth dem
fist is combining business and pleasure
in touring the line of railroad. We can
commend the Doctor as a frst-class
workman and as he is located perna-
nently at Wadsworth it enables his
patrons TO consult him at any time III
regard TO work in his line. We be-
speak for him the patronage OF me
people wherever he may 20 as he guar
antees satisfaction and Ms he has been
a resident here for some years we know
he can give it.
Some parties have had the estalli sh-
ment OF an electric light plant at Wads-
worth under consideration for some time
and seemingly have not reached a de-
cislon yet as to whether Or not II would
pay. To "A novice 1t looks very much as
ii 1t would be IA useless e expenditure oi
good money ii the plant is rum by steam.
power and go much good water bower in
4 te Iruchee River right at hand gong
TO waste. There will be more light h.
financially after the plant is established.
IL would decrease the lire risk and be
beneficial to the town in many Ways.
The mind reader who delighted "A large
audience at the White House saloon a
few evenings ago performed Il trick that
many considered good and the following
explains how he did it. A very pretty
experiment may be made with a two
cent copper coin nothing less then tax
ing it up in your hand from u table
Lay the coin III the table, at II little dis
tahce from the edge, and place your hall
open hand beyond it. Then blow sud-
denly and hard upon the table about
two inches from the coin. The result
will be that the coin will jump from the
table into your hand, and a little prac-
dee will enable you to succeed a. every
trial. The principle is that the com
pressed air from your lungs gets under
the coin, and has enough elastic force to
lii it and carry it to your hand.
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