Doan's Kidney Pills Heal Chronic Pain Claim
A citizen testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured kidney pain and urinary symptoms after other remedies failed. The advertisement cites Dean Sullivan of Division and Bryan streets and promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a grand remedy sold for 50 cents a box with Milburne Buffalo New York as sole US agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Division
Bryan Street
A. Pooler
Dean
Milburne
Buffalo New York
United States
Local notices and advertisements from Austin area
A collage of local notices and ads includes piano tuners and repairers on 213 EB Bridge Street, a driving team for sale, horse dealings by Henry Trevary, patent tonics and toning teas, farm accident remedies, a Christmas greeting, and services from Austin Lumber & Fuel Co. plus a courthouse notice of credit and a Moler Barber College recruitment.
Rheumatism and the Muddle of Cures
An article argues there is no sure cure for chronic rheumatism and warns against quack medicines. It promotes Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as a harmless remedy that may crowd rheumatic pain out by boosting vital force and offers samples from Scott and Bowne in New York.
Local Notes and Social Roundup from Owatonna Area
Personal items from Owatonna and nearby towns include visits, guest stays, and travels Wendy Newman's visit in Lyle Mrs ALN Newman of Lyle a guest of relatives in town Alfred An spent Wednesday with friends in Albert Lea Mrs W Wayne suffers neuralgia Bert Wilechka and Will Kabst visiting relatives in Owatonna Fred Wiesestock of Waltham called at the office. Representative elect Geo Harden of Le Roy in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred An
Albert Lea
Mies Winne Manrimnus
Alma
W.N Wayne
Geo. W. W. Harden
le Roy
Owatonna
Emma Rushfelt
Clara Scholl
Austin
City
F. M. Smersh
Lyle and Area Residents Doings and Travel News
J T McCormick leaves for Farmington and Minneapolis for a few days. Misses Dorr and Rolf attend Mrs Babrock funeral in Minneapolis. Various local residents visit relatives, attend events, or move about including grand jury selections and holiday activities at Lyle and Echo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. McCormick
Farmington
Minneapolis
Dorr
Rolf
Robbers Caught in Brownedale After Bank Heist
Sheriff Johnron arrested two suspects Feark Brown and John Carter at the Lima hotel in Brownedale around 2 am for the Dexter bank robbery. They were traced from Grand Meadow to Brownsdale and arrested with help from Deputy P. Vandenover. They are jailed in Austin awaiting a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnron
Lima
Brownedale
Dexter
Feark Brown
John Carter
Johnson
Grand Meadow
P. Vandenover
Austin
Sherif
Brownsdale
Dexter Bank
Crand Meadow
HrRaLp
Degree of Honor Social at Woodmen Ball Dec 27 1900
On Toursday evening December 27 1900 the Degree of Honor will host a social and dance at the Woodmen ball. All are invited for a good time with supper at 10 cents and dance tickets 50 cents.
Post Office Receipts and Net Revenue by Towns
Auditor Castle reports postal business statistics for the annual post office department. The text lists gross receipts and net revenue for three offices: Austin Albert Lea and Owatonna with figures for salaries expenses and net gains. Postmaster salaries are shown for each location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle
Post Office
Anetin
Albert Lea
Owatonna
Austin
Public Masonic and Eastern Star Installation Evening
A large crowd attended a Wednesday evening installation at the Masonic hall. An elaborate supper followed and a social hour with Prof. Ssbradle's orchestra providing music. The program included Miss Maud Morgan Recitation, Miss Eva Fenton Piano Solo, Miss Ethel Birkett Song, a male quartet, and reading by Miss Ada Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic and
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Ssbradle
Maud Morgan
Eva Fenton
Ethel Birkett
Ada Morgan
Not Eligible Under Corrupt Practices Act Says Minority Candidate
Attorney General Douglas declares that four minority candidates are not eligible to office. He cites the corrupt practices act which provides that if the majority candidate is dequalified by law, the next highest vote getter shall assume the seat, a provision he deem constitutional and applicable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Uc Natitutional
Dexter Bank Robbers Enter Plea After Bank Robbery Charge
John Carter and Frank Brown appeared before Judge Robinson to plead not guilty to robbing the Dexter Exchange Bank Friday night. Geo W King, bank proprietor, filed the complaint. The case was continued for more evidence, and the defendants remain in Sheriff Johnsons custody awaiting grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carter
Frank Brown
Robinson
Dexter Exchange
Geo. W. King
Dexter
Johnson
The Housekeeper Christmas Issue Promises Pleasing Reading
The Minneapolis publication for December showcases Effie W. Merriman's The Collinwoods Celebration as a top story. Also featured are A Social Experiment by A. L. Muazzey and New Guinea and Its People by Dr. Henry Liddell, with strong departments and striking three color cover art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Collinwoods
Effie W. Merriman
A. L. Muazzey
New Guinea
Henry Liddell
Normal College Notes From The Holiday Break
H D Hatts has been ill for a week as many students spend vacation at home. Prof Schelde, former college president, called last Saturday. Senate meets Friday Jan 4 with two bills before the house. School closes Friday for a week and reopens Jun 2 1901. New classes in common branches planned after New Year. P J Longavius clerks in Duckleman’s during vacation. Prof Heilman left for home to spend holidays with parents near Glenville. Prof Boostrow given a silver tenet by students. gift not well received yet surprised. Arthur Sik spoke for the students. Weather generally fair tonight and Friday, much colder tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
H. ©. Anderson
South Britain
New Haven Co
Conn
Stuary
Albottole
Yny Scarmare
Dr. Pierce
Prof. Schelde
Senate
House
Boostrow
Arthur Sik
Behal
Boostrom
Iking
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Citizen
Bor
Scott
Sian
Dryve
Etocets
Opt Nis
Wenticman
G. & C Merrliam CO
Springfield
Mass
National German American Bank
Minnesota Mortgage Loan Co
Pioneer Press Bidg. Minn
ST. Paul
Goodyear Oil Clothing
Goodyear Rubber
Sibley, ST. ST. Paul
Bine Pointe On
Hell
Ehell
Idea
Kef
W.D. Andrew
Desser
Bridge Street
Young
Aound
G. D. Detwiler
W. D. Andrew
College Street
Glencon's
Main Street
Henry Trevary
Hackman
Rocky Mountain Tea
Malloy Broe
Dr. Wood
Thomas
Madison Medicine Co
Malloy Bros
Austin Lumber & Fuel Co
Milwaukee
Gro
W.oomanay
Eagle House Furnishing Co
James Cronan
Rocky Mountain
Austin Steam Caundry
Water
Franklin Streets
A. M. Lewis
Revard & Hi Imee
C W. Lenhart
Bowling Green
Wuit
Murphy's
West Bridge Street
Revard & Holmer
Moler Barber College
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Woodman Hall
Chatfield
Geo. Litchfield
Virginia
Mrs. Aln. Newman of
Lyle
Bert Wilechka
Will Kabst
Fred Wiesestock
Waltham
The
State Educational Association
Benner
Dexter Wee
Austin Visitor
H. Judd
Albert Len
Harmonia Hall
H. Thomas
Weet Unsion
OC. B. Dibole
Leo Rutherford
Wykoff
Mrs. G. Sebich
Reading
Mre
Chas
Fi'z
Wells
Mr. and
Mra. Wait
Nashua, Ii
Guerie
Marsh Noble
Andrew Wilson
Bert Compton
Madison, 8. D
Mrs
Bert Hall
Sadie Ripka
Geo. W. Hust
Chas. Dickerman
Winona
W. R Tait
Grace Miller
Mabel Brown
Fanny Huetinge
Z. K. Mallory
Hattie Belding
Spring Valey
Rona Wheeler
A. C. Jebneon
Alca of
Kenyon
Sherif Johnson
Nellie Sutherlandd
Julia Weisel
C. H. Thomas
Sife
John Rockwell
Water Street
Frank J. Bensberger
E. A. Knowton
Rochester
C. F. Fairbanks
Peter Heffner
Rose Creek
Federal Grand Jury
Janice Weisel
Fred C. Kuger
Charles City
Mower County
City of
Sinon Dineen
Herat
Minnesota
Albert Lae
Krause
Santa Claus
Geo. Robertson
N. Jourgeson
Dakota
Nels
Dan Hogan
Lyle Tribune
Dan
Echo
D. B.S. of
Sheriff Johnson
Eastern Star Lodges
Ano
Normal College
H. D. Hatts
P. J. Longavius
Duckleman’s
Prof. Heilman
Glenville
Boostow
Galisbury
Murphys
BOC
Capes Half Price
R. R. Murphy
Linn
Cressey & Donovan
Empire Moulding Works
Cressey & Donovan's
South—Poolers Drug Store
Victor J. Evans & CO
Washington, D. G
Evans
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