The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-03-05

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assist in r~eciting the rosary.
Though every man upon the earth
Has troubles OF his own,
Few have enough to make them leave
The other chaps alone.
The most unfortunate day in the ca
reer of any young maj is the day on
which he fancles theIe is some better
way to make money than to earn it.
Paper teeth are made by IL dentist in
Lubec, Germany. One OF his patients
has a set which has been III use for IL
years, and gives complete satisfaction.
The first OF the club dances takes
place tonight. Remember that those
who want to learn will find all members
OF the club ready to help them between
eight and nine o'clock.
The Chinamen's screws turn to the
left he pulls his planes and saws to-
wards him white is his mourning color.
In this general principle OF reversal can
he think it's progress when he's going
backp
The Enterprise says that the locusts
this year will have a letter "W" on
their backs, meaning war. 1t is claimed
that the year before the civil war the
locusts appeared with this ominous
sign.
We understand that a prospective
groom has rented u portion OF the
Arthur residence. This will add to the
numberless list another newly married
couples fret housekeeping at this resi-
dence.
DIR. ii. B. Mcdonald expects to leave
for u months professional visit to the
eastern part OF the State, leaving the
latter part OF March. Those intending
to have dental work done by him should
call soon.
Dan Dynan has a new song OF which
he seems never to tire. The chorus
goes something like this:
Little boy
No see
Swift h hog;
Angel he.
The people OF Churchill will enjoy a
calico ball at STATIONS Hall on the 18th
of March. Supper will be given at Mr..
Lees. The ladies are requested to make
a necktie TO match their dresses. The
management guarantees Il very enjoy
able time to all who attend.
The production Of borax was over 49,
900, 900 pounds in 1897, against 10000
OO0 in the previous year. As heretofore
this is entirely the production OF CaIilor-
MIA and Nevada. 1t was chiefly marketed
as borax, but a considerable portion OF
the output was converted into boracic
acid.
Congressman John S. Little OF Arkan-
sas has introduced House bill No. 6,46S
providing for n lease from the Govern
mem to the Supreme Lodge Knights OF
Pythias of a section of land about 40
feet square from the Government Re-
serve at the City of Hot Springs, Arkan-
sas, the same to be used for the purpose
of erecting and equipping a National
Pythlan Sanitarium and bath-house to
cost $3.50, 900.
Editors are the first to hear of gossip,
indiscretion of men and women, things
unfit for publication, intrigues, clandes-
tine meetings, night buggy rides, young
girls gone astray, tirtations with marri-
ed women, o OF married men-and
in fact all neighborhood scandals. Edi-
tors generally know all the naughty do
ings in IA community, no matter how
secret. Ii n half they hear was pub
lished, divorce suits would follow in
some cases, social ostracism in others,
s~hotguns and gore. desolate homes, i'm
prisonment, %lynching, shame, humili-
alton and misery. The editor learns
much OF the shame and hypocrisy of life
and it is u wonder that he believes in
anything on earth or in the hereafter.
People who abuse the editor the loudest
sometimes " their standing in society
to his lorbearance, says another editor
who doubtless has troubles OF his own.
HOW'S This!
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