13 Nov 1899
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1899
Page
1
Mrs. M. J. Fagan of Syracuse New York describes severe indigestion headaches dizziness cold hands and feet and constipation and thin nervous condition. After nine bottles of Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and several Pellets she reports improvement from the first bottle and now recommends the medicines to others.
From Manila dated November 13 General Young is reported near San Nicolas with wagons lagging. Hayes secures Aguinaldo's secretary while Coleman moves with 175 Holomen toward Nueva Visaya. Insurgents, lacking food and medicine, suffer high mortality as 60,000 American troops approach. General Lawton intercepts a retreat telegram from an insurgent captain.
Denver November 13. Game Warden Lee organizes a posse to drive from Colorado several hundred Indians encamped at Yellow creek headwaters between Pic ance and Douglas creeks. They hunt deer and may avenge Indian deaths by a prior combined force. Governor Thomas calls sheriffs in five northwestern counties to aid enforcement. About 200 Utes Uncompahgres and Uintahs, likely from White Book Agency, are involved.
Laxativ Quinine Tablets claim to cure a cold in one day with refund if unsuccessful. Each box features E W Grove’s signature and is sold by druggists for 25 cents.
A Manchester New Hampshire man reports his wife improved after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm for a shoulder pain lasting nine years. He cites trials with medicines and doctors before trying the balm and notes his wife used one bottle with near complete relief. Sold by Brown Brothers Drugists.
An advertisement claims Shiloh is a universal remedy used worldwide for fifty years to treat coughs colds and consumption. It promises cure in incipient cases and relief in advanced stages with a money back guarantee. Available at Eugle Drug Store in 25 cent 50 cent and one dollar sizes.
New owner Yee Dun announces he has bought out Wong Hoon’s interest and will operate the Reception Restaurant going forward. The change confirms leadership by Yee Dun and ongoing business under new management.
Karl's Clover Root Tea claims to purify breath through bowel action and offers an absolute guarantee. Sold for years at Eagle Drug Store with prices of 25 cents and 60 cents.
George R. Schan a Supreme Court employee was shot and killed at his New York home by his son George W. Schan a dentist. The motive centered on disputed will division after the mother’s death. The son fired twice at close range burning powder on the victim’s face and then waited for arrest.
Vice-President Hobart shows continued improvement and slept well. The U S cruiser New Orleans has reached Port Said en route to the Philippines. Barboursville Ky sees 4000 rural residents in street demonstrations amid election protests. Interstate Commerce hearing opens in St Louis over rail freight rate discrimination. Kentucky canvassing resumes with party plurality estimates unchanged. A Kokomo Indiana shooting leaves one dead and another wounded. Sheriff fears trouble. A nitro wagon explosion at Gibsonburg Ohio kills driver Ben Card and damages nearby towns. Dr James M Morrison Baltimore robbery victim dies. suspect John Schmeltzing arrested on bail. Chicago riot case trials begin over 1894 railroad strike damages nearing 4 million dollars. Chilean claims commission treaty ratified but amended, sent back for Senate approval.
London reports simultaneous Boer attacks on Ladysmith Mafeking and Kimberly show the Boers losing momentum as British reinforcements reach Natal. Columns suggest Joubert’s plan is failing and a counteroffensive may push toward Estcourt Colenso and Ladysmith while Kimberley and Mafeking hold. A Durban dispatch notes Boer defeat at Ladysmith with guns silenced after four hours of fighting and heavy Boer losses.
A printed ad claims Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Care relieves croup in severe cases for young mothers. It touts immediate relief in worst cases and lists prices of 25, 50, and 100 cents at Eagle Drug Store.
A Chamberlain Cough Remedy described as a quick aid for mothers awakening at night to a baby's coughing and for youths and adults with a cold. It claims to allay irritation of the throat mucous membrane and cure the cold. Sold by Brown Bros., Druggists.
The ad promotes a tonic named You Try It for cough and consumption sold with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure. It lists prices of 25 cents and 50 cents with a one dollar option and notes Eagle Drug Store as the seller with a long history of offering the guarantee.
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