Library sale offer at half price and less
Call at the Messenger printing office to choose from a large library sale. Many standard books including fiction travels and history offered at one-half one-third or one-fourth cost. Bound volumes from Harper's and Century available at 75 cents each.
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the Messenger Printing Office
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Timetable Highlights
Train schedule lists No. 18 Omaha Flyer 6 25 a m and No. 9 Local Pass r 9 53 a m. Includes No. 5 Colo Calif Exp 11 10 a m and No. 17 Mail Express 2 13 p m. Local passes and limiteds run various times with Sunday exceptions noted for Nos 63 64 and several mixed trains on Audubon Griswold lines. All trains daily except Sunday.
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Omaha Flyer
Colo, & Calif
Mail and Express
A. M. Limited
Chicago Express
Chicago Flyer
Train Schedule for Atlantic Northern Southern Lines
The timetable lists No 1 Passenger and Freight at 7:00 a.m. No 3 Passenger and Freight at 1:30 p.m. Arrivals include No 2 Passenger and Freight at 11:15 a.m. No 4 Passenger and Freight at 5:35 p.m. for the Atlantic Northern and Southern North line.
Chicago Markets Report June 2 Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Chicago market update shows hog receipts around 12,000 with mixed, mostly lower bids. hog classes range from 4.25 to 5.65 with bulk traded near 5.45 to 5.55. Cattle receipts about 2,000 with beves 4.80 to 7.85 and cows 2.40 to 6.25. stockers and Westerns 3.40 to 5.90. Sheep receipts 15,000 with lambs 4.25 to 6.50 and ewes 3.50 to 5.20. tomorrow’s estimated receipts cited for all categories.
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Chicago
City Market Report for Hogs and Grains
Live stock hogs priced from $5.00 to $5.15, sheep at $5.50 to $6.00, cows and heifers $3.25 to $5.00. Grain wheat 87¢, corn 60¢, oats 42¢, barley 50¢, rye 60¢. Produce butter 18¢ to 20¢, eggs 12¢, potatoes 60¢, hay 7 to 10 dollars, straw 6 dollars.
Local Delivery and Draying Services Offer
A practical note from a porter offering light drayage and tram freight services. The ad invites customers to place orders at Bradley's on Walnut Street or Steinke's on Chestnut Street, or to call residence number 890, with one ring.
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Bradley’s
Walnut Street
Steinke’s
Chestnut Street
Flying Squadron Bias in Iowa Government Exposé
Hon James G Berryhill exposes how Governor Cummins administration used state funds to sustain a political faction, detailing a raised amplitude for hall of archives, appointments from the executive, and salaries to loyalists. The piece critiques officials who spent office time on campaigns and lectures for pay.
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James G. Berryhill
Chautauquas
Treasury Department
State Treasury
Thirty-First General Assembly
Supreme Court
State Library
Shambaugh
The
State University
Parish
Historical Department
General Assembly
Executive Department
Cummins
Ericson
Boone
Senate
Hall of Archives
Ward
Waytag
J. H. Kelly
Polk County
Cavernor Cumming
Thirty-Second General Assembly
Uumbaugh
Tye
J. TH. Kelly
Polk Sout
Iechie
al Agsby
Legislative Department
Not a Candidate: Harmon and Jones in Political Rows
In a round of neighborly dialogue Iowa figures Samuel White and Bradford Harmon discuss John Jones and Albert Cummins. Jones claims to seek only a supervisor post while denying any run for Harmon's seat. Cummins also denies candidacy for higher offices, prompting questions about consistency and honesty in political pledges.
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Bradford Harmon
Samuel White
Sam
Man Jones
Board of Supervisors
Harmon
Jones
Legislature
You
Mr. White
Representative Harmon
Supreme Court
John Jones
Iowa
Torbert
Allison
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Aliso
Barring Him Out. Philadelphia VP quotes dinner dispute
A Philadelphia vice president recounts a private exchange about dining at Subtiles. He says the subject refuses to dine there, citing the cook's dislike of him. The dialogue hints at personal friction and friendship strain.
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Philadelphia
Pain Relief From Rheumatism with Chamberlains Ointment
It is a mistake to allow anyone to suffer from rheumatism as pain can be relieved and a cure effected by applying Chamberlains ointment. The relief from pain is worth its cost and it aids sleep and rest. Even in long standing cases it should be used for relief and many sufferers have been delighted with its qualities. 25 and 40 cent sizes for sale by Atlantic Drug Co.
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Atlantic Drug Co
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