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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1898
Page
4
Reports from May 3 describe rising excitement and expected unrest due to martial law declarations. Meanwhile Canadian customs offices open at Dyea and Skaguay, and Gladstone rests as a letter writer defends wartime reporting and deflects unfounded Spain rumors.
Dispatches report the Spanish cut the cable near Manila, repair possible in two weeks. Dewey reportedly in possession of Manila with plans to reinforce. Adams and Navy actions noted. U.S. aims to occupy the Philippines with strong force. Limited official news and reactions from London and Washington accompany the updates.
Ash and Griswold delivered bullion from the Dra raven office after a gale swept Olinghouse, extracting about 400 troy ounces. The district’s weekly gold output is around 500 ounces and rising as mining and development continue. A resident testimonial praises Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as the best for bowel disorders.
Subscrib ers must read and follow the law to avoid trouble. If no notice is given, subscribers are presumed to continue. If they order discontinuance or fail to take papers, they remain liable until settled. Sending papers elsewhere or withholding pickup can prove intent to defraud. Prepaid subscribers may cancel but may still owe arrears until formally stopped.
In stock 12614 bor tents complete with pales offered by Genwi.
Reports from CoH Oliver and W Jones Jr in New York and town. Jeffrey in town this week. Railroad business improves. Scurley fever cases in Carson Nevada. Stanford at Keno Saturday. Norrie from Olinghouse Sunday. Mt Horeb Encampment Thursday. Judge Cheney left for Stillwater. Rain praised, county bridge repaired. Tully the drummer died in Virginia City. Kaiser and Julien at Churchill District Court. Sturli’s baby buried in Fraternal Cemetery. Sheep inspector John Loder appointed. New Orleans paper mocks ranting drunk. James Hope trial in Churchill District Court. Wheat, alfalfa prices noted. Drought threatens desert flora. Public notices of enrollees and train shipments to Omaha Exposition. Episcopal services in Wadsworth Thursday. Six carloads of Chinese for Omaha Exposition. Weighs on beef cattle market near Kansas City. Local mining reports from Olinghouse and Reno districts. Engine 1818 operating Sacramento route. Thirteen superstitions about odd numbers noted.
A health note extols prompt nature’s help and presents the Syrup of Figs by the California Fig Syrup Co as the best and simplest gentle remedy when needed.
The undersigned announce the opening of a meat market on Stinsay May Tat in the shop now occupied by the Wadeworth Commercial Company on Main Street. They state the Wade worth Commercial Co will have no interest in the business and warn against false statements aimed at injuring them. They solicit patronage and pledge to operate sincerely.
An observation of Ladies Houking admiring huts with fate designs in the Miss Yank millinery show window highlights an eye catching display in the shop.
An in memoriam notice laments the loss of a revered brother, calling him the grant master and ruler of the universe with references to divine judgment and infinite windows. The message bids farewell with solemn tone.
A fraternal lodge mourns a devoted husband and father with condolences to his widow. Members drape the charter in mourning for thirty days and publish resolutions in the minutes and local paper. An unrelated ad for Thompson's Glove Fitting Corset is noted as agency for Wadeworth.
Subscription notices warn that bills for the Dispatch and related accounts must be settled within thirty days. The notice, dated April 80th, directs recipients to report any corrections as they occur.
The preparation is a strengthening food and tonic that contains cod liver oil emulsified with hypophosphites of lime and soda. The product is touted for its flesh-building properties and increased potency.
An old advertisement claims Scott's Emulsion can arrest tissue loss and restore flesh in infants, children, and adults. It asserts enriched blood, cough relief, throat and lung healing, and curing incipient consumption, citing 25 years and tens of thousands of cases as proof. It urges purchasing Scott's Frani tion at 50 cents and 1 dollar from druggists.
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