National and State Democratic ticket ads in columns
The national and State Democratic ticket appears in the advertising columns today. The Silver State supports General Hancock for the Presidency, arguing for national change but states it is not an organ of any party or faction and that space is paid advertising. The Binver State relies solely on public patronage and will advocate only what serves the county, state and nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Hancock
Democratic
Disreputable Northern Objections To Okolona States Rumor
The piece denounces the Okolona States as treasonous propaganda that urged secession and lynching, then traces its spread to the North via Republican papers. It cites the editor’s flight to Chicago and claims Republican schemes use such cries tomask political goals. It warns Southerners are not fools and condemns cross‑regional manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Okolona States
Lincoln
Winnemucca
Daggett
Centennial Hall
Okolona
New York Truth
Chicago
Tribune
Jeff. Davis
Lowisiana
Wale Hampton
Staunton
Virginia
Fiftenn
Joh Adams
Notable Civil War voices clash over labor and slavery
A fragment discusses defenders of Hancock and their peers who resist reestablishing slavery, arguing ongoing labor reforms raise staples and profits. The passage contrasts old and new labor systems, claiming current methods yield greater yearly profits than two years of prior labor practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
Lee
Jackson
John Sherman
Special Locals and Local Commerce Notices in Winnemucca
Special locals announce Winnemucca Lodge No. 19 F and A M holds a Sept 25 meeting to work in the Master’s Degree. Fresh groceries, sugar deals, and a new campaign text book copy service appear at local stores. Medicines including Mrs Wisstow’s Soothing Syrup and Saparilla advertise relief and health benefits. Tobacco products, lard, coffee, perfume, and clothing items are marketed by local merchants with low cash prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnemucca Lodge
No. 19
F.&a M
129Th Avex
Wist, W. M
C. Curnowrrn
United States
Winnemucca
C. Chenoweth
Hancock Clab
Green's August Flower and Whilohs Consumption Cure Ad
A historic advertise block touts Green's August Flower for indigestion liver complaints and related digestive distress with sample bottles at 10 cents and regular size 75 cents. It also promotes Whiloh's Consumption Cure as a lung medicine claiming rapid relief of cough and asthma, plus Shiloh's Porous Plaster for sore chest or back. Sold by C A DeSavasier, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Eureka
United States
C. A. DeSavasier
Store Ad Promises Quick Cures For Digestive Ailments
In this town many people suffer from indigestion sour stomach and constipation. Afilok's Uralizer is offered at 74 eta with a guarantee to cure. Sold by C. A. DiSausure Druggist. Livy & Co’s store is promoted as the place to buy goods cheap for cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afilok
C. A. DiSaussure
Njeod
Livy & Co
Matt
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Wrday
Saparilla
New Deal Navy
I. B. Pace's
Cable Coil
Lorilaird's Best
Vanity Fair
Fragrant
Durham
Pairbank
Auld
B.C. Barris
F.C. Ronis
Jers
Howe
Baxsisven & Werenny
Brave Mearts
Frank Fellows
Charles’ Houtsiekk
Levy & Co
C. A. DeSavasonny
Draggist
Ney
W. Woop
Laamer Goods
F.C. Rox
Nativma
Winfield Scott Hancock
Pennsylvania
Por
William WW. English
Indiana
W. E. B. Deal
Srenuy Ae
AERO
Esmeralda
Congress
GEORGE W. @aAssibdy, OV
T Charles H. Belknap
Stormy
Marker
Basa CA
NEA
Dameana Britturs
Damiana
MN. Deumance
E. Reinmart
KE. Reinhart & CO
Winnemugca, Nevada
M. Hopman
Winneminca
M. Hofman
City Brug
Bridge Street
Nevada
Winnemicea
Flgur
Winsemecca, Nev
Olly
W. B. Stevens
Uridgn Ryrent
Winnemucca, New
Tohaecs
Caretulis
P_ STEVENS
Winnemuvira
Henry Bisen
Alo
Herr
Winnensueca
Sumner Cuoors
Ston
Robin Winnnensken
Humboldt
Wendy
Nate Nett
Gibuny
Eeture
Eepeesse
Cold Cota T
Steve Valine
Gre
Sintieg
Mark Qacka
Winnemuteen
Managur
Winnembev
Avgould
Winnemucua
Charles RE Jem
Batenery
Pasay Erna, Ase Banus Lorn
Graham
Oster Ars
Orcers
Brend
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