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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1899
Page
3
A Far East dispatch claims Aguinaldo is ready to surrender if received by Conan Wildman in Manila. Reports say the Philippine leader was advised by a Hong Kong contact to seek mercy from the United States and to trust American mediation in the conflict.
A montage reports a bank robbery in Cornell, a Nebraska death of Senator Hayward, and Major Frank C. Strong’s death. It notes a proposed Pacific cable project cost eight million with seven hundred thousand available now. It cites judgments on the Shamrock’s design, calls for aInsular Affairs committee, and Manila dispatches of General Hughes in Panay. It also notes Honolulu weather and several transport arrivals.
Alec Borland arrived from Rye Patch and D L Shirk returned from Oakland. Ida Campbell came from Elko and Commissioner Weetfall went home to Lovelock. A man was killed by a train in Carlin yard Sunday night. N C Frenden arrived from Unionville. The railroad will build elevated coal storage and chutes at Carlin. John R Looseley left for McDermit country. County commissioners adjourned after bills. Morey and son left for Iowa and Nebraska on a month trip. George W Grayson, injured near Willow Point, left for Oakland. Dr Hanson treated him onboard.
State news notes report bands of 40,001 sheep roaming Eureka county and Truckee river preparations for the annual tee harvest. Mason valley hogs bring nine cents per pound in Dayton. Farrington of Riko named probable Republican candidate for Congress. Sheriff Melanis wins suit to recover 200 sheep tax. A six gallons per minute flow is found at 181 feet on the Brockliss ranch. Negotiations under way to sell a mine near Yerington, a low grade gold proposition.
At the regular meeting of Ivanhoe Lodge No. 18 K of P officers for the next year were elected. G M Rose C C C D VanDuzer Vi Rk BE Lb Windle PA L Brackett M of W G B Nixon M of BE BR B Winfrey K of R S Joseph Rougon M of F D J Hadley Moat A W J Bell LG G W Sumerheid O G W A Brown J J Hil C B Brown trustees.
Sixteen year old Peter H Kaleke from Paradise was committed to the Insane asylum this morning by the examining board consisting of Judge Bonnifield Dr Hanson and Dr Simoyels. He will be taken to Reno this evening.
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from an inflamed mucous surface and the Eustachian tube. It claims only constitutional remedies can restore hearing, offering $100 for any catarrh deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promoting Hall's Family Pills, with price 75 cents.
The catalog offers extra heavy flannels in red blue grey and Vienna from F C Robins Co. stock up for the cold season as prices and availability are highlighted in the sale notice.
An ad touts On Every Bottle of Shilohs Consumption Cure with a two thirds use guarantee and refund if not benefited. Prices listed as 25 cents and 50 cents, plus a higher $1.60 item at Eagle Drug Store. Robins & Co promote gloves for winter. An ad notes Hood's Sarsaparilla for nerve strength and warns about stimulant misuse.
A marketing notice touts Karl's Clover Rot Tea as an absolute cure for muddy complexions and chronic constipation. It claims a fifty year sale history, an absolute guarantee, and a price of 25 cents sold at Enele Drug Store providing a promotional health remedy from an era of sensational patent medicines.
President McKinley outlines the rationale for continuing American military and naval actions in the Philippines. He denies rebel promises of independence, praises soldiers and sailors, and warns Congress against granting independence or protectorate status. The address emphasizes preserving sovereignty, restoring order, and preparing for a constitutional plan of government once peace returns.
An advertisement claims a single day cure with quinine tablets and laxative. It promises refunds if it fails and notes E. W. Grove’s signature on each box. The text reflects a historical drug promotion in a local publication.
An old advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures impure blood boils pimples scrofula and rheumatism by purifying blood and improving digestion. It also touts Hood's Pills for liver ills and promotes special prices at F C Robins & Co.
A long standing testimonial proclaims Chamberlains Cough Remedy prevents croup attacks when given at hoarseness or early after the cough appears. It claims twenty five years of constant use without a single failure and notes Brown Bros Druggists as the selling outlet.
On or about Monday December 11th we will open a white laundry in the Kesler building on Bridge street next door to Short Bros bottling works Only white labor will be employed and first class work is guaranteed M A RICHARD F C ROBINS CO White Laundry 25 cont a pair
F C Robins & Co advertises men and boys clothes ladies misses and children's rubber shoes overshoes mackintoshes and blankets. Also corsets corset waists felt boots and gents wool overshirts at low prices.
A Christmas gift idea moves shoppers to consider sewing machines at F. Robins & Co. The ad touts machines at 50 percent under agents' prices and invites customers to view the selection and buy.
A vintage health ad claims consumption is preventable through science and personal crisis care. It touts Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure as the cure for the worst cold or perish and notes a fifty year positive guarantee offered by Eagle Drug Store.
F. C. Robins & Co. displays fresh lines of flannelettes with new patterns including high plaids and stripes. Come and see the latest fabrics and styles available at the store.
Dr A L Hudgens of Elko maintains an office in the LaGrave residence two doors west of the Lafayette Hotel and will be away about three weeks. He advertises only first class crown and bridge work and rejects cheap services. Ka Gad
A large selection of gents woolen underwear priced at old rates. Includes a few odds and ends for boys offered at cost to close out.
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