Hunters Return From Monthlong Hunt In Oregon
O L LaGrave A C Laveaga H M Leonard G E Miller and L B Bell return from southeastern Oregon with about 20 deer hides and several antlers. Bell shot a nine foot mountain lion after it sprang on him, needing three shots to finish it. The party recalls Bell’s jerking tale and a prank about jerking deer meat.
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O. L. LaGrave
A. C. Laveaga
H. M. Leonard
G. E. Miller
Bell
Oregon
Charged With Housebreaking in Local Case
Ed Mason was held to await grand jury action in 1000 bond after a preliminary exam before Justice Archer. He allegedly pried open a trunk at the Stauffer & Sweetser ranch, stole clothes, a pistol, and other items, and hid the haul before deputies recovered the merchandise.
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Mason
Justice Archer
Stauffer & Sweetser
Fred. Stanifer, Jr
Anerson
Local Notes From Kennedy and Surrounding Towns
Wilbur Springer left this morning for Kennedy. Miss Jenny Pearce of Unionville visits Winnemucca friends. County Assessor Guthrie and wife arrived from Kennedy. Charles Huntsman arrived from Wadsworth and departed for Kennedy. Miss Allie Minor leaves for Battle Mountain to lead a new school starting Monday. Mrs. James Byrnes and son traveled from Paradise to Battle Mountain where Mr. Byrnes is ill. O H E Hardin came from Quin river and left for Carson. delegate to the Silver party convention. Two boys ages about fourteen and seventeen arrested for stealing silk handkerchiefs from an Italian known as Cheap Charley. over a dozen handkerchiefs found. One boy admitted theft. Italian did not prosecute. boys released after a lecture. Dr B C Ward, dentist, at Busch hotel for a few days. offers plate work crown filling and painless extractions. 31 I have seven hundred tons of good hay for sale Gi 8 Nixon.
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Wilbur Springer
Kennedy
Jenny Pearce
Unionville
Winnemucca
Guthrie
Charles Huntsman
Wadsworth
Allie Minor
Battle Mountain
James Byrnes
Paradise
Byrnes
O.H.E. Hardin
Quin River
Carson
Charley
Robinson
B.C. Ward
Busch Hotel
Tariff and Silver Pressures in Nevada Debate
Williams W Stewart argues in a Nevada letter that tariff issues are masking the silver question. He contends Eastern Republicans and Cleveland Democrats push tariff to suppress silver while Nevada’s gold interests push protectionism. remonetization of silver at 16 to 1 is urged as the sole remedy.
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Nevada
Gold Trust
New York Tribune
Telegraph
Commercial Press
Banking Trust
Europe
United States
Senate
Wa. W. Stewarr
Hats for Sale Offer and Health Syrup Claim
A dealer advertises a fine assortment of boys and men's hats priced from 75 cents to 350 dollars. The notice also promotes Syrup of Figs as a cure for constipation and various ailments, claiming kidney and liver stimulation without irritation.
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A. D. Wilcox
Dentists and Patent Remedy Advertisement
W. 8. Porter is now in Winne mucca and will remain a short time. Office on Bridge street opposite drug store Jeloff. Do you have headache dizziness drowsiness loss of appetite and other symptoms of biliousness Hood's Sarsaparilla will cure you. One bottle Ayer's Sarsaparilla is worth five of any other blood purifiers.
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Dentistry
Porter
Winnemucca
Bridge Street
Jeloff
Hood
Millionaire Vanderbilt Romance Stirs Society
Nettie Neustadter, a San Francisco social figure, is cited as the woman winning W. K. Vanderbilt's heart. The New York and San Francisco dispatches describe her origins in Eureka Nevada, Mills Seminary education, and a globe trotting career with high society figures, including Rothschild and a Cohen marriage, leading to a Paris-charged affair with the Vanderbilt fortune.
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San Francisco Call
Nettie Neustatter
Nettie Neustadter
W. K. Vanderbilt
San Francisco
Eureka
New
Mills Seminary
Alameda County
Nettie
Vanderbilt
Paris
Nev
Ben Cohen
Frank Mills
D. O. Mills
Rothschild
Cohen
New York
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children. It claims quick relief from crying and pain, cures digestive issues, and boosts energy. The product is described as prescribed by a renowned female physician and nurses, priced at twenty five cents per bottle and sold by druggists worldwide.
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Winslow
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Omaha
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Omaha Platform
Demo-Republican Party
U. S
Royal
Carson City
Onto
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
C. M
Gleason
Notary Public
J. Roveox
W. W. W. Winnemucca
Sloan
Paul Neth
Charles Neth
Ayer’s
Elaine Oil
Elaine
E, Bersnmarr & Co
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