Personally Conducted Tours to California by Pullman Sleepers
A Chicago Great Western service offers tours from Hayfield to Los Angeles via Kansas City, Santa Fe, and Chicago Great Western line. New Pullman Tourist Sleepers feature wide berths, steam heat, and gas light. A train leaves Hayfield at 10 50 a m each Monday and reaches Los Angeles Friday morning. double berth price is about half standard sleeper fare. An experienced official accompanies the train, and full information is available from any Chicago Great Western agent or F H Lord at 113 Adams Street Chicago.
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Chicago Great Western
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
Southern California
Hayfield
Healthful mothering fuels safer births and stronger futures
A Vermont farmer and his wife credit Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription with restoring his wife's health during pregnancy, easing bloating and urinary trouble, enabling a healthy delivery and strength for motherhood. The letter endorses the medicine as uniquely effective for female illnesses and cites fast relief from constipation by Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
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W. J. Kidder
Hill Dale Farm
Enos
Pierce
Dreyfus Amnesty Bill Wins Big Senate Victory
Paris reports the Dreyfus case amnesty bill passed the French Senate by 238 to 24. Government aims to pacify passions stirred by the affair. Waldeck-Rousseau cited Gambetta on quieting national strife with firm action.
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Senate
Paris
Dreyfus
Republic
M. Waldeck- Rousseau
Gambetta
S H H Clark dies at 67 former railway executive
S H H Clark director of the Missouri Pacific Railroad and former vice and general manager of multiple lines died in Asheville North Carolina. He had retired after the Union Pacific reorganization and passed away with his wife and son present. He was in his 68th year.
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Asheville
N. C
St. Louis
Jane
S. H. H. Clark
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Texas and Pacific
International and Great Northern
Union Pacific
N.C
Clark
Union Pacific Road
Mr. Clark
Safe of the Bank of New Lisbon Blown Up
The Bank of New Lisbon owned by W. H. Cash was burglarized at an early hour. Several thousand dollars in cash were taken after the safe was blown open with nitroglycerin and the building front damaged. No solid clue exists though two traveling strangers are suspected. The bank will suspend operations for repairs and resume after. None of the depositors will lose any money.
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Bank of New Lisbon
Wis
New Laisoon
W. H. Cash
Cash
10th Confederate Veterans Reunion Observed in Louisville
The final exercises of the 10th annual reunion of United Confederate Veterans were held at Union hall on Jefferson Davis birthday observances. Winnie Davis and Confederate dead were remembered as about five thousand people attended services and commemorations.
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Louisville
United Confederate Veterans
Jefferson Davis
Union Hall
Grain-O A Healthy Coffee Substitute For All Ages
Grain-O is described as a healthful nourishing drink made from pure grains. It is marketed as a non stimulant alternative to coffee, aiding digestion and strengthening nerves. The ad notes a rich brown color and coffee-like taste, selling through grocers at about four times the price of coffee, with 15 and 25 cent variants.
On the Diamond Scores from Monday Games
In the American League games listed, Kansas City fell to Indianapolis 2 to 6, Milwaukee defeated Cleveland 0 to 5, Chicago beat Buffalo 6 to 5, and Minneapolis defeated Detroit 12 to 9.
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Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Chicago
Buffalo
Minneapolis
Detroit
Census Enumerators Counted At Work By State Totals
The census bureau reports 52 631 enumerators active with state totals Iowa 1 760 Minnesota 1 605 Wisconsin 1 579 South Dakota 426 North Dakota 265 An electric current kills bacteria according to the University of Wartenburg Hygienic Institute A gunfight on the Rio Grande 80 miles south of Van Horn Texas leaves two Mexican attackers dead and cowboy Decatur Graves fatally wounded
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Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
South Dakota
North Dakota
Hygenic Institute
University of Wartenburg
Rio Grande
van Horn
Tex
Decatur Graves
Late Market Report from DuLutha and Minneapolis
DuLutha market notes show cash wheat prices for No. 1 hard at 68 cents, No. 1 Northern at 68 percent, No. 2 Northern 65 cents, with No. 8 at 61.5 cents and futures for No. 1 hard 68 cents, No. 1 Northern 66-67 percent. flax cash at 1.80 dollars and futures around 1.22-1.26. Minneapolis reports in store No. 1 Northern June 64-65 cents, July 64-65 cents, September 65 cents. on track No. 1 hard 66 cents, No. 1 Northern 64-68 cents, No. 2 Northern 68 cents.
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DuLutha
Northern
Minneapolis
Sioux City Live Stock Report June 4
CATTLE market steady with sales at 440 to 490 for beeves 200 to 400 for cows bulls and mixed 360 to 440 for stockers and feeders 375 to 485 for yearlings and calves HOGS market weak lower with prices 490 each to 490 each Closed strong Range of prices 490 each
Hogs and Sheep Prices Tumble at St Paul Stock Yards
At St Paul Stock Yards on June 4 hog prices fell by 5 to 7 cents with bids ranging from 4.25 to 4.95 for cattle and calves: choice butcher cows and heifers 3.60 to 4.15, steers 4.60 to 5.00, fat bulls 3.40 to 8.65, real calves 4.50 to 6.00, stockers and feeders 4.00 to 4.25. Sheep market steady and in strong demand with sheep and lambs 1.85 to 5.00. receipts cattle 150 calves 70 hogs 1,600 sheep 75. Chicago grain and provisions show June wheat at 65 4 to 66 cents, corn 37 to 38 cents, oats 21 to 21 4 cents, pork at 11.05, flax cash 1.80, poultry and butter and eggs with mixed fractions.
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St. Paul Union
St. Paul
Chicago
Northwestern
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