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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1885

Page

2

County Republicans plan Nevada convention for delegates

Story County Republicans call a county convention in Nevada on Tuesday September 29 at 11 30 a m to pick 15 delegates for the Senatorial Convention in Iowa on October 1 1885 Township caucuses to elect delegates are set for Saturday September 26 1885 Each township gets a specified number of delegates as listed by the County Central Committee chairman L Smrrn

City Hall Boone Iowa Boone County Story A. J. Barkley Story County Nevada LaFayette Mae County Central Committee L. Smrrn

Political tempers flare in Iowa race coverage

The passage quotes Democrats and Republicans debating race and violence in national and state politics. It contrasts Democratic tips from the Marshalltown Statesman and Chicago Express with commentary on labor disputes, the Wyoming Chinese killings, and Southern African American massacres, arguing political motives behind violence and voter suppression.

Excursion to Marshal Pass Through Royal Gorge

LILLIAN KINNEY of Colorado Springs recounts a multi‑day trip from Manitou to Marshall Pass, with stops at Pueblo and Salida, detailing the monumental Royal Gorge crossing, dramatic scenery, danger, and humor in a vivid period narrative. A separate letter from K. W. Brown defends a Cedar Rapids Prohibition Convention and endorses voting Republican while supporting prohibition goals.

Rockies Gunnison Marshall Pass Manitou Col. Springs Pueblo Colorado Springs Cheyenne Mountain Colorado Marshal Pass Cannon City Royal Gorge Salida Poncha Napa Ouray Lillian Kinney Cedar Rapids Iowa de. K. W. Brown

Not a Single Gray Hair Hair Care Testimony

Mrs. J. R. C. of San Francisco writes to a friend in this city about aging gracefully claiming no gray hair at fifty one. She praises Parker's Hair Balsam from New York saying it restores color, is not a dye or greasy, and costs 50 cents for a dressings bottle.

George Gray Nashua N. N Itall F. T. Sandhein Spruce St Philadelphia Hall

Dropsy Cure Claim From Hunt’s Medicine

Anthony Atwood of Philadelphia states his wife was cured of dropsy in its form by Hunt's Kidney and Liver Medicine, asserting a successful treatment outcome.

Anthony Atwood Philadelhia Hunt

Prohibitionists urged to stay united in Iowa

An Iowa Temperance Alliance circular warns Prohibitionists to avoid third party drives and back candidates pledged to maintain prohibitory laws. The executive committee urges unity with Democrats or Republicans, condemns third party efforts, and recalls past conventions and representation guidelines to safeguard temperance gains.

Iowa State Temp. Alliance Des Moines Iowa Iowa State Temperance Alliance E. W. Brady Davenport E. B. Howard Cedar Rapids General Assembly Cavil Friends of Temperance Mr. St John Pittsburg Chicago

Bargains Offer Low Prices Despite Big Capital

The store touts two weeks of bargains with prices beating the capital and urges shoppers to compare before spending. Jamestown Alpacas sell under cost, with various grades up to 40c. All-wool flannels and dress goods are cheap, and the millinery stock is praised as pretty and affordable. The appeal invites Ames residents to visit and support the store.

Ames

End to Bone Scraping Thanks to Electric Bitters

Edward Shepherd of Harrisburg Illinois credits Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve with healing a running leg sore after eight years. Doctors warned amputation or bone scraping, but three bottles of Electric Bitters and seven boxes of Arnica Salve cured it. Prices: Electric Bitters fifty cents a bottle and Arnica Salve two cents a box at J H Pickett & Co Palace Drug Store.

Edward Shepherd Harrisburg Bucklen J. H. Pickett & Co Palace Drug Store

Illinois Central excursion tickets to Dubuque on Iowa Division

The Illinois Central Kk R will sell excursion tickets from all points on the Iowa Division to Dubuque and return at one fare for the round trip. Tickets go on sale Wednesday Sept 23 and run through Saturday Sept 26, good to return by Monday Sept 28. Gov Sherman and staff attend the Dubuque Military Encampment Sept 24 with rifle prize shooting Sept 25. Also notes malaria remedies with Ayer’s Ague Cure as a warranted health regenerator.

Illinois Central Kk. R Iowa Dubuque Sherman Beeson J. F. Meany Gen. West Pass

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