Local and Personal News From Carson and Surroundings
Local notes report arrivals from Louis and Chicago and a registration at the Lafayette. A. Longini of Chicago and C. H. Wilbur from Eagle Mine are listed among visitors. John Mahon was injured in a scuffle, breaking his right leg above the ankle. Items mention insurance funds and a miner’s tale about a school district lease tied to mineral wealth. Snow reports from J. B. Green note increased mountain snow and likely higher water supply.
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A. Longini
Chicago
Wallace
C. H. Wilbur
Jden Eagle
George F. Tipton
Denver
Lafayette
John Mahon
Nda
Ty Hospital
Mahon
J. B. Green
Lamoulle
Thers
Elko
Humboldt Republicans organize in Texas call
A passing comment notes the Humboldt Republicans organizing and suggests they move into Texas where they would lose less ice. The item is framed as a Virginia report with unrelated rental and sale notices for local residents, including a furnished house for rent and 300 box elder trees for sale. It also advertises hats and promotes Union Pacific Railroad service with timeliness and comfort claims.
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Humboldt
Texas
Uch
Virginia
Special legislative session and global notes mix of events
Texas Legislature in special session to pass new tax laws. Charles E. B. Macrum, former U S consul at Pretoria, arrives in Paris and declines interview. House committee discusses a Pacific cable. Banks R D Spencer Thomasville and Spencer Hazardville close. Montague White meets Hay at the State Department. Frankfort churches observe day of humiliation and prayer. Ed ward Fitzgerald trunk factory fire in Chicago. Pettigrew proposes a treaty report to Senate. Ardanha sinks after collision. two crew lost. Catarrh Cure ad touts constitutional remedy with $100 offer.
If the Cape Fits Wear It Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for impure blood boils pimples scrofula rheumatism and digestive and catarrhal ailments claiming it will purify blood and restore health. Hood's Pills are promoted as liver remedies. Also note a sale on flannelettes and patterns from Robins & Co.
He Had Cause to Rejoice Over Colic Remedy
A young man in Dickey's Mountains Pennsylvania suffered a severe cramp colic. After failing home remedies he was treated with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, given by a store miller B F Hess. The remedy quickly relieved him and he recovered, with Brown Bros. Drug- Blats selling the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Hess
Miller and General Merchant
Dickey’s Mountains
Chamberlain
Brown Bros
Loss of steamer on Alaskan coast reported
The column notes the loss of a steamer on the Alaskan coast and reports the Cottage City’s arrival with news of the Tunsend’s total loss near Haines Mission. It also covers the overdue City of Seattle found anchored between points with a missing propeller and towed to Juneau.
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Seattle
Times
Port Townsend
Haines Mission
City of
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup For Teething Children
Reputed remedy promoted for teething pain, claiming to calm crying and improve sleep. Advertises cure claims for diarrhoea wind colic and stomach regulation, praises a long female physician pedigree, price twenty five cents, sold by druggists worldwide.
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Mrs. Winslow
Lance
Local Ads Offer Breathing Remedies and Shoes at Half Prices
Promotions promise clover root tea to curb bad breath and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy with a money back guarantee after two thirds used. Brown Bros. sell women and men’s shoes with bold price cuts while cash remains king. Eagle Drug Store advertises the tea and 25 or 50 cent bottles. The copy touts grippe cures and claims pneumonia prevention.
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Eagle Drug Store
Shiloh
Karl
Brown Bros
Seeds for distribution from Congressman Newlands
Congressman Newlands announces a quota of seeds for state distribution and invites requests. Send to F G Newlands House of Representatives Washington DC.
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Newlands
F. G. Newlands
House of Representatives
Washington, D.C
Redemption of Courthouse Bonds Humboldt County Nevada
Notice to bondholders that 3639.36 dollars is on hand in Humboldt County Treasury to redeem Courthouse Bonds issued in 1895. Bonds Nos 6 and 7 will be paid on presentation. interest ceases after thirty days from this date. By order of the Board of County Commissioners. January 6, 1900.
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Humboldt County
Nevada
Board of County Commissioners
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B. F. Stewart
Louis
Archer
Paradise Hley
New York Life Insurance Company
August Bolle
Livingston
Pineaut
Carson
Outlook For Water
James Hurst
W. Funk
Winnemucca
New
Priervoay
FP. C, Robins &C
Union P Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Pullman
Missouri River
New York
H. M. Clay
Man St
Salt Lake City
Utah
Charles EB. Macrum
United States
Pretoria
Paris
Pacific
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
R. D
Robert E. Spencer
Thomasville
Conn
Hazardville
Montague White
London
State Department
Hay
Frankfort
Episcopal Church
Edward Fitzgerald
Wells
Division Streets
Senate
Pettigrew
Pig Senate
J. C. Bate
Sulu
Ardanha
Dundas
New London
Halifax
N. 5
Herman Winter
Boston
Robin's Hole
Vineyard Sound
Mass
Ardanhu
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Hood
Judge Bigelow
San Francisco
Virginia City
Lovelock
Cottonwood
Churchill County
Reno
Great Northern Oil Company
Ziegler
Yerington
Lyon County
Lovelock Tribune
Ed. M. Emmons
Rabbit Hole
Mono County
Cal
M. H. DeYoung
The
San Francisco Chronicle
G. M. Smith
Smith Valley
Amos G. Warner
University of Nevada
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Mexico
Truckee Meadows
State Land Office
A. C. Luck
Austin
Nevada City
Grass Valley
Austin Mining Company
Lander County
Nevada City Transcript
F. C. Robins & CO
F.C. Robins & CO
Cash
Schlitz
Schlitz XXX Porter
John Diehl
Nev
Vin
Fifth Judical District Court
State of
Jose Ramentiera
J. A. Cochran
Shilohs
Canada
Rees
Sole Proprietors
S.c.wells & Co
Leroy, N.Y
Toronto, Can
Beagle Drug Store
J. T. Dunn
Diehl
Bridge Street
Sven" Ie
C. Diehl
G. W. Summerfield
J.H. Hoyt
Bri Street
Winnemuce
E. Reinhart
Oon
Felix Poulin
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