Mining notes show activity and sales across the West
Arizona mining reports outline daily ore reductions at United Verde and rising Yavapai activity. Hatfield mine sale figures stand at 350 000 dollars after a 700 dollar sale six months earlier. Other items note mill construction at Ophir Utah and Elkton mine prospects Cripple Creek Colorado. Montana court ruling limits tax status for mining claims and a Minnie Healy mine dispute reveals copper wealth. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve advertised for a facial sore case.
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United Verde
Arizona
Rio Tinto
Spain
Yavapi County
Hatfield
Wickenburg
Dick Baxter
Ophir Mining Company
Stateline
Utah
Great Elkton
Cripple Creek
Col
Judge Haydon
Mohawk Valley
Reno Journal
West
Supreme Court of Montana
Supreme Court of the United States
Bryan City
Bell Mine
Rattle Mountain
Lander County
Butte
Mont
Trust
Harney
Heinze
Montana
Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription Promises Health for Women
Advertises Dr. R V Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery for womanly diseases. Claims to regulate periods stop drains heal inflammation and cure weakness. Invites sick women to consult by letter with private confidential correspondence and cites testimonials. Also notes Common Sense Medical Adviser available by mail with stamps.
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Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Annie Stephens
Belleville, Wood Co
West Va
McKinley Declines Third Term Bid in Washington Letter
Washington dispatch notes McKinley’s firm stance against a third term, signaling no Roosevelt boom and provoking maneuvering by leading Republicans. It also reports administrative delays at the Patent Office, Cuban Platt amendment actions, and looming legal fights over Delaware murder cases and Indian land openings.
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McKinley
Washington
Republican Party
Meiney
Fairbanks
Indiana
Hanna
Foraker
Ohio
Platt
Connecticut
Lodge of Masachusetts
Cullom Ofllinois
Spooner
Wisconsin
Odell
New York
Tait
Philippine Commission
Roosevelt
Representative Richardson
Tennessee
House
McKintey
Ross Platt
Patent Office
Congress
Commission of Patents
War Department
T. J. McElroy
Chearo
America
Man Killed Near Reno. Deceased Identified By Letters
The Reno Journal reports a man named Leonard killed yesterday near the Reno Verdi railroad bridge. Remains brought to Reno. deceased described as a stranger. Identity found from letters in his possession, one from an eastern firm dealing in meat drums. Suspected deafness may have caused him to miss an approaching train. head crushed and an arm torn off.
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Reno
Leonard Wass
Verdi
Life saved by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
A. E. Lafay ette of Gregory Landing Missouri credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life after doctors said he could not live. A neighbor provided a bottle, he recovered, and the medicine has stayed in his home for nine years. Sold by Brown Bros. Druggists.
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Chamberlain
A. E. Lafayette
Gregory Landing
Clark County
Missouri
Brown Bros
Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs Ad
An advertisement touts Kemp's Balsam as a guaranteed cure for consumption related coughs. It claims instant relief for all cases and offers a trial size free, with pricing 25 cents and 50 cents, sold by Brown Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Bros
Climate and Crops: Week of Cold, Frosts Hit Nevada
Weather in Nevada the week ending June 17 averaged seven degrees below normal with frost on the 11th and 16th damaging eastern and northern fruit alfalfa potatoes and garden truck. Western regions saw alfalfa harvest begin with light yields while grain remained slow due to low night temperatures. Range feed stayed good and livestock were in fair condition across the state. Winnemucca reported killing frost on the 11th and 16th with cold week temperatures. Lovelock notes continued favorable weather for crops with irrigation water increases and alfalfa harvest underway in light but high quality yields.
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Elko County
J. C. Hayden
Lovelock
C. Pitt
Lane's tea purifies blood and clears complexion
Be advised Lane's tea claims to purify the blood reduce pimples and clear a cloudy complexion with one dose. Available 50¢ and 2c packages from Brown Bros. Also included is a testimonial praising Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for stomach digestion sold by Brown Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Brown Bros
H. S. Pitts
Arlington
Tex
A Good Cough Medicine
A testimonial praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as preferred by druggists for their own families. Druggist J. Goldsmith of Van Etten New York reports five years of complete satisfaction and uses it for ordinary coughs colds and post influenza coughs. Sold by Brown Bros. Druggists.
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J. Goldsmith
van Etten
N. Y
Brown Bros
Woman sufferer cured by Lydia E. Pinkham remedy
Mrs Hartley of 221 West Congress Street Chicago Illinois suffered indigestion exhaustion womb displacement fainting dizziness headache and backache plus sleepless nights. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with complete recovery and urges other women to try it for nervous prostration and sleep issues.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Grand And His Daring Dome Courthouse Act
Grand performs a daring slide from the courthouse dome with slack-wire walking and other acrobatic feats showcasing bold street theater and vaudeville flair.
Orchestra Program Highlights and Invocation Note
A program listing notes an opening invocation by Rev. Geo C. King and performances of the Star Spangled Banner and America Chorus Benediction. The text mentions an orchestra, choral pieces, and a suggested program may change.
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Geo. C. King
Reces
America
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DeWitt
Pires
Springer
Oklahoma
Meinley
Secretary of the Interior
Supreme Court of
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Mrs. Botkin
Cordelia Bodkin
Dover
San Francisco
Delaware
Byington
Carroll Cook
Mia. Dunning
Deane
Nevada
Weather Bureau
McDonald, Ga
Cardus
Daya
Thedford
Georgia Lee
Aarons
Winnemucca
A. W. Thomas
Grand Street
Armory Hall
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