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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1899
Page
3
An old-fashioned plea links moral danger to health decline and promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for digestion and nutrition along with Pleasant Pellets as a laxative. A testimonial from Braswell, Macon County, Alabama touts cures and urges use of the products.
Supreme Commander Lillian M Hollister of the Ladies of the Maccabees will speak at Armory Hall Winnemucca on October 1 1890. A musical and literary program will accompany the event. The society boasts 1260 Hives 56200 members and 48010000 in life benefits with 556350 paid in. Nevada hosts three Hives in Carson Reno and Winnemucca.
An ad promotes Karl's Clover Root Tea claiming to improve complexion by cleansing bowels liver and kidneys. It emphasizes pure blood from good digestion and healthy organs. Price listed as 25 and 56 cents, sold at Hagle Drug Store.
Advertisement asserts the product cures constipation indigestion and sick headache for over fifty years. It claims the remedy restores beauty and offers refunds if unsatisfied. Sold at Eagle Drug Store with 25 and 60 cent prices.
The Capital restaurant located on Bridge Street just below the courthouse is offered for rent. Inquiries may be directed to Mrs KB Crook at the Capital lodging house auglitt.
Mrs. C. J. Markell presents a full line of the latest millinery styles in an exhibition at the Capital Restaurant on Monday October 2. Tailor made suits and artistic dressmaking special ties offered. Ladies invited to inspect the stock.
Muddy complexions and nauseating breath traced to chronic constipation. Karl's Clover Rot Tea claimed as absolute cure for fifty years with 25 cents and 60 ets price at Eagle Drug Store. Slogan urges Hood's Sarsaparilla as better cure for catarrh.
Snow fell heavily across the Silver State with several inches carpeting ground. Weather forecaster warned of showers but failed to flag the coming blizzard. Telegraph service froze in for hours delaying reports while J L Carson of the Wyoming Livestock Association in Rawlins notes high lamb prices hinder purchases in Oregon and Nebraska. He plans to wait until spring when lambs should be cheaper.
The final issue carries J. W. E. Townsend’s farewell note. Townsend, aged and gout-stricken, says he sold the Miner Index to the Misses Gregory and will rest, urging debtors to settle promptly and praising the bright young ladies who take over.
The Silver State wire reports cattle receipts at Chicago around 7,000 with steady to strong demand. Cattle prices ranged with heifers and cows noted, Texas steers and stockers listed. Sheep receipts about 24,000 with steady demand. San Francisco notes wheat futures steady with December and May quotes. New York copper dull with brokered activity and lead quiet.
The piece touts Union Pacific as the best overland line with buffet library and lounge cars, through Pullman vestibuled cars, free reclining chairs, and minimal changes to New York, claiming savings of time equals money and urging inquiries to H. M. Clay in Salt Lake City for details.
Notice that water will be cut off from Second and Third streets daily from 9 AM to 4 PM and 10 PM to 5:40 AM. The letter also contains a testimonial from C. L. Boggs of Stump Town Gilmer County W Va praising Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy after a severe infant illness, with sale by W A Brown, druggist.
On the night of September 22 or the morning of September 23 1899 a bay saddle horse with a white facial stripe and Bull head brand on the left thigh was stolen from Bull Head ranch on the Little Humboldt River Humboldt County Nevada The theft also involved a heavy stock saddle flowered stamp Main Winchester from San Francisco stamped on stirrup leathers square cut hawk bill tapaderos leather saddle bags one ripped left bag and one torn right bag a common bridle half breed bit left cheek strap four bit keepers and a wire fastened bit chain Richard Barry superintendent of the Jordan Valley Stock Company offers a $100 reward for the delivery of the thief or thieves to Humboldt county Sheriff Chas W McDeid Winnemucca Nevada September 25 1899.
The empress dowager of China is 64 and bears a long ceremonial title. The Persian royal crown features a flower-spot with a large uncut ruby. Emperor William favors English horses and German purchases occasionally. The queen of Holland enjoys amateur acting and built a theater at the Loo. Empress Elizabeth left vast wealth invested in Vienna property now valuable.
Butterick Patterns announces newly arrived fall stock from E Reinheart Co. The dealer notes continued availability with four fall stock items on hand and ready for purchase. The notice emphasizes this popular pattern brand and supplier.
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething babies. It promises immediate relief from crying and pain, cures diarrhoea, regulates stomach and bowels, eases wind colic, softens gums, and energizes the system. Then it notes a 25 cent price and worldwide druggist availability.
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