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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-15
WHEAT WAS THE LEADER
Foreign Cables Firmer and Crop News Of a
Bullsh Character.
REPORTS OF CnlNCH BUGS WERE NUMEROUS
ter Than on snturdny--Provisio
show stronger Rome.

Chicago. May i4-Tbe grain and provisions
markets were all auiet today Wheat helped
by firm cables dry weather in the North
west. crop damage reports and a decrease in
the visible supply was strons and closed
1sasso over satt rday for July. July corn
closed unchanged and July oats &c improved.
ProNislpns at the close were a trihe better.
Wheat gave evidence OF a better tone at
ms outset. opening u shade M for July at
boA6o#c and advancing shortly aftcrwsrd
60 wubtGs Around Co., the offerings which
g. peeh sinaH under mat inquire became more
80 ana me price dropped pack TO 654c. AT
LIS atase OF the trade the news Of innuence
SVhhistea OF higher Caples, reports OF back
"Hru crops in Germany and France and frost
IN Austria together with domestic adylees
OF ny m Illinois and dry weather in the
NunuWeht ana chinch bugs In Kansas. Tho
Ieports of bugs came IN from dinerent Sec
t'ons during the whole session ana were
a strong influence la determining the course
OF Tho market The decrease in the visible
OF s1ul.U1D bushels accounted later In the
session. was also factor In advancing the
price OF wheat and when July ugmn touched
6bc holders stu chung to their lines and the
market continued on It's upward course.
touching 66Ssc. The close was strong July
|2mNc over SATURDAY. At 66A d66Nc. World s
shipments Tor the week decreased lGI70OO
huhu'is while the amount on ocean passage
iVpmod up l,l20.000 bushels greater than the
previous week. Russian shipments f,ll OFT
9VpVLO bushels. Primary receipts were 52S,
VoV bushels compared with 10000 huanels
las year. Minneapolis and Duluth receipts
we're "SS ears against SD cars last week aud
ia cars year ago, Local rec eipts wera
3, cas-. two of contract Grade. Atlantic port
c!ehrthceS In wheat and Hour we're equal
to $4,000 bushels New York reported nine
loads taken for export.
Corn was a meek and lowIy follower Of
wheat travelling marrow path and exciting
\ Gables l,v4a an
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LIVE STOCK.
HOUSTON.
The following are the quotations for this


Galveston, Texas. May "a THE A. =.
Norman Live stock company reports tho
cattle market as follows
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chicago May 1i,-Cattle-- Receipts 25, Oo0
market active. 5qloo lower best on sale
today. three carloads at 5 G5 good to prime
cove 3. ooa4 60; heifors S.25d5 Is. Gamers
S.oohSOO' calves 500650 Texans-Recelpts
bN0 best on sale today, two carloads. al
NJ Texas fed steers +006S.5S Texas bulls
3 2apS, %. Hogs-Receipts 81, 600; active and
strong ton $50, good to choice heavy 30
g B 90 lights 5.05a5 40. Sheep Receipts o.
ooQ sheep active, lOdi5 cents lower; lambs
sold freely. steady prices to TO cents lower.
good 10 choice wethers !, 25G5 60. yearlingS
n.bOdl6Q 90. lRmhh s.ONn7. so
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81. Louis Grain una provision.

st. Louis Nav 1l- Whent-No. cash II.
May 70 July $685., September rs: 10 hasi
e.H6i4s Corn -&o.-2 cash ~, May 2SI iuiv
30 Oats No . cash pa, May 23R; July
~ No. , white e. Po@ Overwhelming
y o. Lard qp'oi Prime steam go, choice
va Flour duh and unchanged limcthy
seed oOQ2 %. Corn mo9l 1OT1 o5 Bran
0.l5ui2 20 Wtigkv % Iron cotton tics
20 Dry salt mcata--Box'd steady: ovtr4
shorts NiS clear ribs 100; clear sides
l2i9.' Bacon Boxed, steady, extra shorts
T.sll2' clear RIBS 80; clear sides 67E Re-.
ce,pls-lClour goo1 wheat $4,000; corn 9S O0n
oats 'o'0oo ShlpneHts- Flour 1000: wheat
$4,000; corn iso M; oats I200n.
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS

Paris. Nav t4.-Three per cent : l,li Is,l|
SOC for the account. ESehanss "
a5f l9c for checks. -. "a, ron.v N
London NAV 1i-Consools io n,. l y \
account i0i lis. Bar silver 80 TN 4
ner ounce. Money 4Qi's per esss n a
Of discount in the open maths maths bIls Y
bills 3% per cent; three mon'A
So per cent -,.,ri,rs st,Ms
New York. May lf'--'lea''-
balances sS.l9o,527.
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NEW ORLEANS

Especial to The PostD
New Orleans MAY 1.-THE New Orleans
live stock exchange reports as follows.
kecolpts Cattle 800 calves and warnings
Sa6 hogs a. sheen 95i
sales Cattle 21e calves and yearlngs PSI
hogs 30 sheen 9S4
Left oyer--Cattlc a. calves and yearlings
ei6 hoes l90 sheen 80.
supply Of all classes abou; equal to de-
mand prices nrm all good grades Of hogs
are clearing M: choice muttons wanted
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pblDe $2.05n2.2o per ounce cocaine So 90 per
ounce, horAS Niec uer pound IN 1VJ-pound
Packages Operas 81 10 per pound in tar.
refs; castor oil sl.l5 per gallon in 5-gallon
LtChabts, epson sails 81 ~ -e. aaHl!eu ~
barrels, alcohol s. 90 per gallon. su.ohur - 50
per hundred IN barrels, alum -lse per pglal
in barrels; saltpcue &c per pound IN barrels.
Compton zoe wood alcohol 81 Is; gum
opium }G.75, powdered opium Si.", carC1uG
acid i5c per Mound bottles calcium carbide
50 10 per cwt. delivered Texas common rail.
way points,
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COFFEE.

Now York. May l!.-coa i. cosaors "a "a
Z invoice M. MIG sT,o pculs
Futures opened steads, o,l,ng. Nhssa !.
mated mated in weak European san pss psss z
e efst eSrH Of investment support oss
brisk selling for foreign .; srs lover
cssier under freer otierinisssa az sD Sars issl.3
Of buyers. Total sales sig'S' s: s.sl..,;
June :. 10; July 6.so: Ausa sseS St an,
& eoae as; october GO; Nos Is: NsEi y
December 6. sea6,a rs; Japusf' Y]
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago MAY 14-Butter- Steady; creamery
l4'sgl952. dairy 13af61. Cheese-Steady, go
lllg. Esgs--Steady; fresh 104 oil.
81, Louis. May i4-Eggs steady, l0c.
Nhw York, May B.--Eggs- Receipts % 400
packages steady storage at mark lSL. regu-
lar packing al mark l2alS; Southern at mark
l1al2iz
Kansas City May l4.--Eggs- Firm: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock l0c
EiEn, III, May H-Buttor Arm, 1917 or.
lerings, no tubs, no bids and no sales; out
f0I the week 10 $40 tubs.
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81. Louis May 4-Cattle-Receipts 1898
including 200 Texans: market steady. native
shippng and EXPORT steers 4 50G5 Il; dressed
beef and butchers steers l.2.d6. IN: steers
under 1000 mounds S.550l,S5; stockerS and
ieeetrs 2 '0d500: Gamers 506a IS: Teyas
ena 1hdlan steers i.2lg'll ToNas and In
ccpts 1900 market steady "a strong. nigs and
tights SA4a, 10 packers 5,iE6f5.3o' butchers
Sibma. 10. sheep Receipts eco; steady: no
two muttous 5.OOH5. %; lambs s. ,Tfi-. -0.
culls and bucks 3 5O6fi. 40
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-15

bales 10 largely owned by those who are long
on May. In other words. by July I oil or
nearly all NJ the stock here viii likely be
owned by one very prominent exporting firm.
We note what you say about the probable
scarcity Of labor OF course. this viii be
more marked during the picking season than
before. You must not forget that whiis Liver
pool doen not raise IT'S SPOT quotations, not
wthstanding the heavy sales there this week,
that the price Of middlng at T-i6d is about
NE such prices showing a shipping parity
from the spot markets IN the South
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-15

AFEICOTS-Per crate 81. 75dS. %
bANANAS-Fancy stock, per bunch, packed
s. 0oG2 .
tuCOANUTS-Per sack SO 506l4. co.
pEWBERRIBS-Per crate 81 SOAP 90. ner
bucket 5DG76c
LEM0NS--Fancy NIessina s4.oOa45o.
uKANGES-Californis naYels, fancy 81 %:
TRAWBERRIES-Pe crate. 81 SAL. 10,
Inferior stock 2560s0c less.
California. 81. so per box.
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.

ApPLES-tCncy evapcrated, 50-lb boxes
Sc: lib cartons size. choice avaporated lac,
APRICOTS--Per Id, loose. 12lac.
CITRON--ln i0-lb boxes, l3c.
CURRANTs-Gn hbls &c: 25-lb boxes. clean.
ed bulk NC; lib cartons SdShc.
DATES Flo packages Toe; sub boxes 1c.
FIGS California l2l2c Imported l5q1Sc.
PEACHEs-Choice new stock SC.
RAISINS- California, 8 .crowu, J.. l.. boxes,
e. %: 4 box L. l. raisins C5a75c; :-crowu l..
NJ. raisins 51-b boxes, 1%c. 3-crown L. NJ.
raisirs, 50-Ib boxes. SIC.
PRUNES-- California 5r-60s 1hc: 60-70s &c.
i0-S0s &c; S0-gcs 5isu 90-l00s &C.
NUTs-Rrazil inc rer IN; alberta Sicily lac;
Naples 12lac; walnuts Idl5c peanuts, fancy
hand picked -. ddi2c No, iAc; almonds,
Taraeona. lfr III IN sacks pecans. unscreenod,
6'2aI3c; better grades sdioc; Italian chest
nuts loo
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METALS.

New York, May H--Metals weak and Lowell
Tin ses 2Tk bid and SOS sois asked Pis ron
warrants weak, nomlnally az SIS N Lake
COPPER dull and UNCHANGED on The basis ~
Sis " shelter quiet at "a A0sfa IS: lead nm.
setlieG. go bid. A.0sis asked.
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE


me, American Express comnary NJ
ciared the regular dividend Of Sa shsr,
The Century Trust company Il 4; y
VIII commence business in a few weesr
The Adams Express company has dAa1
semi-aunual dividend OF per cent
The Brooklyn Union Gas company h.
clarcd the regular dividend Of per rsl
The directors of the National Biscuit u
pnny deny the report that insiders an n
ms stock
The Welsbaoh Light company has tstaa
the regular quarterly dividend Of y %
q share.
The Homestake Mining company hs
clared a regular monthly dividend Of . d
share for April and an extra diyittri
y cenlr.
The directors Of the stravbosri ctsr'
will declare a dividend at a meeting Wy
VIII be held probably the latter mart d
month
Tho Manhattan Railway company Hr'
for the quarter ended March 81 slr'
after charges and dividends Of slhM
increase OF $500 as compared viz
year
Birmingham dispatch says that lHsa
lions are ow in nroeress hetvsen ll,1
finn and the Tennessee Coal, lien aha Y
road con pany for block q 900 t1a
iron. carrying delivery all through "
half Of ISQl,.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-15
HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Current q Iotations on Round Lots q
staple Commodities.


These uuota;!ocs are revised daily and their
correctness can he relied upon The prices ara
these ruling IN Houston Wholesale markets.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-15
COTTON SEED PRoDuois

,,.a,Io, poisa
r. o. B. mill. Texas in's' PEI GU,
cording TO location 40
Prime crude oil, loose $500 $50
prime summer yellow oil '''"' ia
Iinters Ter pound.,,..''''''''' Per u
a
Hulls. baled ......,.,,..;;'.'''''is,a az,
prime cotton seed meal y 50 OIL
p Quotations tH on prime cotto Iys .sy' i I'll
ZINE seed cake are for dsl's''
ton.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-15

Following are clearancos 0, ths p,-s|
banks for the week thus far ana X,
corresponding time last y4ar lorr,As,
the increase or decrease:
TINS year Last yenr lu,,,,l
MonHay .'.''.'' @9s,Si6 Ssss,sl M
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-15

N K and Texas fours.
Reading general As ......,,.'.'
St O L ' ana MMes scnsol ii IS .",-
81 l. and S L general Is 1900
Southern Railway IS '''"'
Texas and Pacific firsts ....,.,.
TcYas and Pacific IDS .......,..
Union Pacific rs .......,.....
Wabash firsts ................
wabash seconds ......,.,'''
west Shore As
Colorado Southern As .........
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-15

New orleans. May u ,.su5'i, n ssn!l,!s.''
FELLOWS yellow Ma i-isi seconds 'se'7 60
quiet, nominal =, <nrar-Esx r
refined steady.
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Houston Railroad Receipts.

Houston's gross recepts OF cotton by ths
various railroads entering the city were aa
follows; pales
Houston and Texas Central ............. 2gS
International and Great Northern M 2l1
Galveston, HARRISBURG md san Antonio Gee.
Texas and New Orleans ............
Houston East and West Texas ........ g.
Cult Colorado and Santa Fe .........
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass ....... 9
Missouri Kansas and Texas ,.,.".". 200
Total .,........,-......... .......,..... az
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Galt eston--Closed uuiot prices unchanged.
LON a.,,,r ornlpary...5se Middi,ns ,... ~.
49,, a. -. rs Good mlddlnga a-t6
oS r,iSdiia,rys 'S% Mlddling fair. . ls-I1
'~"M msuutlhS ..9ls sRies ........
New Nork-spots closed quiet and steady.
Good ordinary SIX Good middllng loi.
MY ~ ,tsn,aqhns- sM Middling lair 10 9-l6
~ ','''.'e l9-ie safes .-...,,...ltiI
New orlcans-Spcts closed easv nrices
f-i6e down. "''Nes
Low ofdnary..s 7-is Middi,ne zts
Urdl,afy ...,,.s lie Good middlng ais
Good oIdirary..s a.i6 Middlinr fair IA
Gov miudhng,s Sales Ia
LLerpool- Spots business fair; prices "a.
visen sales i0.o0o, on witch aT00 we've Ameri.
esn IMPORTS 600 Of which an we're Ameri
Ordinary. .ay, Midd,inx
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HIDES AND wool'

Drv flint hides, in kips.", s,slscted. lelsssi
Dry sailed hides. In KIDS ss;sotad. W.
Wet sailed hides. in KIDS y
Sheen pelts ..::,..''''''....... ~
Goa sLins hints ........-,''''' il o.
S WooI' i ns medium, to y gUn'-ii ..
Wei ,roa 6ne 10 IL montns 10 q
S S:iSs t.iioT rs
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Houston spot auotnt,ons.
Spots closed easy prices 1-i6c down


The following are the closing quotations
ior cotton on the spot az the leading markets,
together with the closing OF middliug yostsr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-15

i've. medium grades l56at heavv az az
a. hssi hns i4sl1; tub washed isasi -"
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Hcuston Dairy stn,emen-.


Gross receipts thus far this week ..,. 7St
Gross receipts 25i days this year. ... I 73i, $50
Gross receipts 25i days IN lS9S-9s, .....2 100
Gross receipts 26i days IN lS91-9S... 1 ~, 372
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-15

WIRE AND NAILS.
WIRE-Galvanzed Gliddon $50; Wauke'
gan So S..
NAILS-S3iO base. Advances for common
over base 3D. zoe 3D. 45ci "a and I'd, soc. 3d.
zee Sd lOc; 100 and l6d &c. Quotations are
ioT less than car lots.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-15

in i2-lb cans. extracted skate pound seq
tons f2dl6c. ., az
iLjiMEEBnik 800 per Dbl; eaopersd si; LIP;
MOLAssES-- Reboiled falF ieftDbr prlins
soS12lc, choice 2542sc fancy new crop syrup
22ms3c pure new crop syrup &c. a..
MILK Magnolia $50; Eagle $500; Lion
pIcKLEs-Fise gallon kegs si.75; 1o-gallon
kegs ss.VC; h-bbls 800. Dlnts. American
style. sSI9oo; quarts, American style A,z,,,
y gallon 81 Oo7l IS l..galIon. American s'ys
81. I563 rs; i-gallon Hexagon 5OO. ga
EcE--l-xtra fancy head easRc; choice choice 90
SIC: fair iIsn5c fancy imported 6lsHe sc;
ROPE slsal basis nc. loAc Manila he'
i sHITH III coarse s5asoc nnc s5e@
81 90; Louisiana coarse s5c' hne soc bbis.
2s-iOs. s28: CO.'S. $40: i00-ss. s2.5Oi io-as'
SALT FISH MackereI. No. ID lob kits Is
sARDINEs- quarters - zVdi.
mustard 81 s5d450; imported Gillette graa az
quarters 81 50: fancy s3ra;s. quarters o,oy,
sTARCH-StanGard goods; Pearl N IBID
boxes 4I.a4Hc, eoyal Gloss, brl.s 55!.sat so
Nickel. 100 packages per boy, &c 'o'H
starch 5hc per b. 20 and 40-ib boxes
SUGAR Quotations are for small lots
Special prices are given on carload orders
standard sranulstad 5Ae; cubes ana POW
dsied &C. Louisiana yellow clarinet fancy
5AQ5ssc; choice 5lsa5hc. Arhuckle's S-lb
aud 5-lb packages 5MG6sc.
PRODUCE
BEANS Imported navy beans S5.o; Bayou
4l2c. English dried Be-; pinks gao. Lima
6G6hc black eyes sac; TcAas black eyes
sac
BUTTER Blue star 2OQ2lc; dairy lie; Red
Star 2Sc; Elgin creamery 22p23ci ole0-
margarine dairy bricks lSc; Lincoln soilds
1llac. prints l2iac; Special Blue star lii9c;
Crystal Gem and Country Rolls lbc' special
dairy lie fancy dairy Ice .eNas country
butter s010c, Texas bricks l2dloc.
CABBAGE Home grown l%a2c per pound
In sacks.
CfiEEsE-New York fun cream l31agl4e;
Badger State l4iac. " .scousln fuli crcah r1lis
13iRc Wisconsin fun cream daisies. l3'ac,
EGGS Texas per dozen, 1NSc
oNIoNS-Por lbo l%g2lac; new. per bushel
r., 1t-Chuy Hd15c per To- black sinsA'
P0TA oEs-Colorado s5c, fanoy Utahs soc;
Burbauks 75c new 90cdSl no.
POULTRY Hens. s. 75dS 90; cocks large.
old 81 50n2 90: mixed lots S2.5DdS.00 fryers,
$500 400. broilcrs Si.IjM2.50. Turkeys hens.
&5.5od7.50, pobblers So 00Hl1.0 on per dozen.
according to size and quality, Ducks large
81 .0oG3j0 Geese, full ieathered, AOOU6V'
Guinoas Sl.6oQ2.0o.
WIRE AND NAILS.
WIRE-Galvanzed Glidden $50; Wauke'
gan $3.50.
NAILs-s3iO base. Advances for common
over base 3D. zoe; 3D. 45ci "a and I'd, zoe: 3D.
zee. 3d. lOc; 100 and lGd. &c. Quotations are
ior less than car lots.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-09-25

The Supreme Court has denied the
writ Of mandamus in the Story Co.
representation case. The court de
clded that while the apportionment act
of 1898 was vicious and unconstitu-
tional. that Of 1891 was equally so,
consequently they would do nothing.
In other words two wrongs have to
make a right. The decision Of the
court will leave tae representation from
Washoe and Storey Cos as it was at
the last general election.
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ALFRED CHART
: ATToRNEY-AT.LAW
:
Carson City, Nevada.

The progressive nations OF the world
are the great food consuming nations.
Good food well digested gives strength.
II you cannot digest all you eat you
need Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. 1t digests
what you eat. You need not diet your
self. II viii even digest all classes Of
food in a bottle. No other preparation
will do this. II instantly relieves and
quickly cures all stomach troubles.
Kinney & Co.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-09-25

A mar by the name of Corn was re-
Gently married at Plzen Switch to q
lady named Wheat. At the conclusion
Of the ceremony the choir sang What
viii the Harvest Be1" and a boy in
the ear Of the CHURCH yelled ''Nub-
binsl" He was promptly fired out
Hawthorn Bulletin.
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s. p. Passenger Grains.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY
CONVENTION.
The Winning Ticket Named at
Reno Monday for Washoe

The Winning Ticket Named at
Reno Monday for Washoc
County.
Yesterday McKissick's opera house
at Reno was tastefully decorated to re-
ceive delegates from all over the coun-
ty to present to the people of Washoe
good Republicans for county office.
A. E. Cheney was elected chairman
unanimously and is a good parliament
arian and a learned speaker. His
opening remarks were filled with wis
dom and facts. w. A. Fogg was
elected secretary and performed his
duties well. H. w. Higgins was made
assistant secretary and E. C. Lead
better sergeant at arms. In point Of
numbers the convention was exception
ally large. and 1t was so in represent
alive men. 1t assures Republican
success to see such men in convention
assembled. The platform is wide
awake and to the point on all common
interests in this county. In the even
ing the convention was so we'll pleased
with the days work that a ratification
meeting was called. The hall was fill
ed. the brass band was In attendance
and rousing speeches were made by
B. F. Hudleson, r. L. Fulton. F. H.
Norcross and others. Enthusiasm
was supreme and Old Washoe goes
web this 1900.
Senator-D. c. Wheeler.
Assemblymen-R. H. Cowles, Wal
ter Hastings. H. M. Martin and A,
w. Cohlan.
Sheriff-W. D. McNellly.
County Clerk-W. A. Fogg.
County Treasurer, G. ]. Smith.
County Recorder. A. Bonham.
District Attorney-H. C. Cutting
wADSWoRTH TOWNSHIP NOMINEES.
Justice Of the Peach. A. Hum
mel.
Constable-F. C. Springer.
RENO TOWNSHIP NOMINEES.
Justice Of the Peace-S. w. Epson
HlIa d = ~
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Calendars for 1901.

The DISPATCH has secured the
agency from three Of the leading cal
endar lihographing establishments in
the east and will be prepared to furnish
calendars cheaper than any travelling
man can There will be 800 Of the
popular STYLES to choose from.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-09-25

AS usually treated a sprain will dis
able the injured person for three or four
weeks, but II C'hamberlaln's Pain Balm
is freely used a complete cure may be
effected In a very few days. Pain Balm
also cures rheumatism, cuts bruises
and burns. For sale by C. w, Kin
ney and Co.. Druggist.
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Poisonous toadstools resembling

Poisonous toadstools resembling
mushrooms have caused frequent
deaths this year. Be sure to use only
the genuine. Observe the same care
when you ask for DeWitt's Witch
Salve. There are poisonous counter
feits. De Wits is the only genuine
Witch Hazel Salve. 1t is a safe and
certain cure for piles and all skin dis
eases. sr
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-09-25

Tho State Fair was a financial sue
cess as well as a success every other
way to a larger degree than ever before,
The officers deserve credit this time.
They ought to have it especially from
those who have cussed them before.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-09-25

As we 60 to press the Democrats
Silver at Reno have nominated r. D.
Jackson for Renator; Frazer for Com
missioner; Webster for Assembly; Pike
for District Attorney.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-09-25
STATIONERY
CONFECTIONERY

Have just received a Choice Stock Of
Fresh Candies and Nuts. | also have
. First Glass grade Of Cigars, Tobacco,
Stationery, Etc.
Call "for YOU mail" and see the
sweetest things in town.
A. W. MACPHERSON,
?, o. Building. Wadsworth.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-09-25
Notice TO Hunters.

| hereby notify all hunters not to
trespass upon my premises. Those who
do not heed this notice will he prose
utei. T. &. HERMAN.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-09-25
The Latest.

The Best Books and the tone Of the
literary world-all Of the Magazines just
lssued-DlspATcH office.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-09-25
NOTICE.

Hunte's are hereby notified that tne,
are forbidden to shoot IN my ranch anu
persons will be prosecuted if caught do.
ing so. JOHN GARAvANrA.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-09-25
CARPET Weaving.

Mrs. B. Holeman does first-class
carpet and rug weaving. Orders taken
for any design. Inquire house west Of
La Forge residence.