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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1899
Page
10
A essay explores natural versus political inequality, the role of leaders, and how oratory shapes society. It recalls Patrick Henry, Webster, Lincoln, Wendell Phillips, and argues that eloquence endures despite press influence and party constraints.
Recital plans and May edition contamination included. Numerous visitors, addresses and lectures announced across the I S C community. Notable mentions include Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt invited to speak, Rev B F Cookley Easter speaker, and Dr Beardshear set for talks in Peru and Hamburg.
A long list of town notices covers illness and recovery, work projects, and social events. Highlights include Andrew Thompson selling his house, Betty Bunce on the sick list, and Joe Watts improving. A quilting bee, Easter service, and plans for new furniture and coal stores show growth. Gilbert welcomes a new frame for the Tilden store and Odd Fellows space ready for fit.
The remedy targets coughs colds croup whooping cough and influenza and is praised for curing persistent coughs severe colds dangerous croup attacks and saving lives of children. It is widely used and sold by druggists.
Manager Proper brings Hans Hanson to town next Monday for the first local show a mix of farce and melodrama. A new feature is a 15 girl brass band from Rome Italy ages five to twelve. they will parade and perform an open air concert at noon Monday.
Miss Anna Armstrong announces a spring hat opening in Ames inviting ladies from the area. Jennie Morrow of Chicago, with 12 years trimming experience, will supervise a display of hats bonnets and children's hats with affordable prices. The event runs Friday March 31 and Saturday April 1.
I had rheumatism for fourteen years and found no relief until Cham berlain's Pain Balm. I applied it and was immediately relieved, soon cured, and the pain has not returned. Josh from Edgar Germantown Cal reports the same. For sale by druggists.
Furnished room available near the depot with optional board. Inquiries directed to Bower and Sorenson. Classified as rental notice with contact for potential tenants.
A cordial invitation invites the public to a two day sale Friday and Saturday March 31 and April 1 featuring up to date goods with special attention to showcase items by Mrs. W. R. Scorr.
Mr and Mrs Knudson have had a tussle with the grip. Prof E L Meek of Slater visits as candidate for county superintendent of schools praising his twenty one years of teaching. He would be a favorite if elected. Farmers face near zero weather and 90 day seed corn caution. Mrs Bell Anfinson attended a wedding at Roland on the 22nd. The robins arriving on the 10th did not stay long. Miss Grayham will teach the Enter prise school this season. George Kieve gains friends and proves loyal as tax tolls are paid in Grant township.
I A C Farm Dept advertises pure breeds and grade brood sows at moderate prices. animals will farrow soon and ready for sale to farmers seeking quality breeding stock.
A Marysville Tex man claims Dr. King's New Discovery cured his consumption after hemor rhages and declares gold worthless beside this remedy. It supposedly cures asthma bronchitis and all throat and lung affections. Trial bottles free at L M Bosworth's Drug Store with a guarantee to cure or money back.
Mr H R Boyd travels through the county townships with broad support and declares he seeks the sheriff nomination on merit alone. His backers say they do not buy the nomination but advocate his fitness and Republican standing for favorable consideration.
Hemstreet and Campbell advertise Clover seed for sale and invite customers to try Zephyrettes. C F Lerrs endorses Lone Branch Kennedy wafers as a fine option and suggests trying them.
C F Lerrs markets a selection described as the best canned goods on the market. The note highlights quality and variety available to shoppers seeking reliable pantry staples.
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