04 Nov 1899
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1899
Page
1
War Office confirms troops withdrawn from Colenzo and concentrated further south with no news of engagement. Reports from Amsterdam and Cape Colony note Boer movements and Ladysmith status as rumors swirl amid cautious official updates. Sale notice lists owners offering stock, land, gear near railroad with 25 percent annual profit potential.
W B Sallender arrived yesterday from Golconda. Colonel Hardin's teams are loading lumber for the Quin River ranch. A R Hardin arrived from San Francisco yesterday and left for home. Attorney Murphy attends court at Ely White Pine county. Miller Lux teams head to northern ranches with gonmetal merchandise. Twenty three carloads of government mules from Kansas unloaded for the Philippines. An expected meteoric shower is forecast for the evening of the 15th. Frank Germain James Sloan and F J Button left for Lovelock on grand jury business tied to the Bouton case. Robert Welsh from Lovelock returned from Paradise and goes to Stone House to receive 2500 head of sheep from Thomas Nelson. Golconda man hurried to get home last week and hoofed it from Winnemucca in four hours over seventeen miles. Only one train overtook him, the Flyer. Fraud O'Brien has been active in Golconda, claiming many professions. Some victims deserve arrest, prison being the rightful place. The Epworth League literary department, led by Prof Winfrey, will host winter meetings with the first in the church next Friday evening. Further announcements to follow.
Sunday school at 10 30 A M subject Nehemates Prayer Neh 1 2 Epworth League at 6 P M preaching at 7 Sermon The Survival of the Fittest GEO H GREENFIELD Pastor F and A M Winnemucka Lodge stated communication Saturday evening November 4 full attendance requested by order of the WM
Advertises Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a money back guarantee and E W Grove signature. Promotes Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething and night rest, claiming quick relief for diarrhoea stomach issues and teething pain. States price twenty five cents and worldwide availability through druggists.
The Sharkey Jeffries bout ends with Sharkey nursing two broken ribs and a wounded shoulder. Jeffries declares the match tougher than expected as his strained left arm limited him in the final rounds. Referee George Siler lauds Jeffries as the superior fighter while Sharkey vows a $5,000 bid for a rematch, noting both men’ s courage and endurance.
Union Pacific announces an entirely new first class train named The Overland Limited starting October 15. The route runs Salt Lake City to Denver Omaha and Chicago with limited car changes and fast connections to New York Boston and Washington. Details at 201 Main Street Salt Lake or local agents.
A Manchester man reports after years of pain his wife improved after using Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. He credits one bottle with near full relief and notes the product is sold by Brown Bros. Drugists.
The Union Pacific Railroad promotes itself as an up to date line with buffet smoking and library cars, through Pullman vestibuled palace sleeping cars, free reclining chair cars, and direct routes with one change to New York. It claims saving time equals money and offers lowest rates to all points via the line. H. M. Clay, General Agent, Salt Lake City, Utah, provides detailed transportation information on request.
An ad for Shilohs Cough and Consumption Cure notes a 26 cent price with a refund if unsatisfied and a money back guarantee. It claims sales for over fifty years via Wagle Drug Store with prices around 25 to 50 cents and a dollar.
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