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11 Nov 1901
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1901
Page
1
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Pianos and organs will be tuned or exchanged for new instruments. The tuner notes high demand after crossing the Sierra Nevada and cannot reach Winnemucca before November 8th or 10th. A fine line of new pianos will be offered at new figures on easy terms. Leave orders at the Lafayette Hotel.
Cashier Richard of Bullion & Exchange Bank reports Tonopah thriving with new ore finds from El Dorado and Golden Hofer leases. Rich free gold flakes and horn silver streaks mark the samples while transportation can move about thirty tons daily, yet ore output far exceeds that. The deepest shafts show higher grade ore, leases expire January first, and immense mining work drives a growing, bustling town with merchants limited by supply.
A sensational six foot Tonopah strike yields $400 ore at the Stone Cabin claim with Salt Lake investors led by Judge Dickson. Reports claim the lost Tayapa mines in northwestern Mexico near Dos Pilares hold millions in copper silver and gold. Tests at Rock Point mill near Dayton may show Tonopah ore is cyanidable, potentially shifting work to Carson River after January.
Telegrams report a high death rate in South Africa concentration camps. Two football players likely fatally injured in Cincinnati games. Stanford and Berkeley faced in San Francisco with Berkeley winning 2 to 0. Washington aims drastic actions to quell Philippine insurrection. More convicts recaptured near Leavenworth, twelve trapped total. Eckburg murdered in San Francisco. Bank robbers at Campbellsburg driven off. fifty shots, robbers escape. U S officials seek Miss Stone’s release amid ransom talks. Livery rigs available from Giroux stable. oct26m1.
A letter from B. H. Phipps of Poteau Arkansas extols Chamberlains Cokte Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy calling it a great medicine. He says it cured him of bloody flux and praises its quick cures even in severe cases. Sold by Brown Bros druggists.
A timeless patent remedy claims to soothe teething pain and stop crying. It is advertised as curing diarrhea regulating the stomach easing wind colic softening gums and giving energy. The ad touts a 25 cent bottle sold by druggists worldwide as the prescription of prominent physicians and nurses.
The column laments old and offensive medical practices still used in some towns. It promotes Dr. R. V. Pierce and his Favorite Prescription for womanly diseases, claiming private, confidential advice by letter and praising testimonials. The ad advises pairing with Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a laxative aid.
An advertisement promotes Kemp's OBn team for the Throat and Lungs with free trial bottles and priced at 26c and 60c. It also touts De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve for piles, Kemp’s Balsam, and DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as safe liver and bowel purgatives, all sold by Brown Bros.
A jumble of patent medicine claims features Shermans Headache Cure Lane's Family Medicine Kedol Dyspepsia Cure and One Minute Cough Cure. The copy touts rapid relief for headache neuralgia indigestion and coughs with prices and endorsements attributed to Brown Bros and customers.
Advertisements claim Green's August Flower cures indigestion and biliousness and supports liver and nervous system function. Also a recruitment notice promises $18 weekly for pleasant work, with Mrs. H H Wiggins of Benton Harbor recruiting by mail.
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