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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1904
Page
4
We express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbours who aided us during our bereavement and to the choir and for floral tributes especially to Mrs. L. Von Wald. From Mr. J. Hohn and Family.
The ladies of the W R C express gratitude to the city churches for their Thanksgiving offerings to aid the needy and helpless individuals.
Paul and Glenn Snyder return home after five weeks with grandparents in Woodland. Misses Mabel and Lillie Worth visit Kilbourn to see sister Mrs. Pat Conway. I. W. Harper Whiskey promoted as family whiskey sold by Fred Toblex. Woolford's Sanitary Lotion advertised for itching cured in 30 minutes by Fisher Bros. Albert Goethe returns from Minneapolis. Mrs. Charles Franke visits Baraboo. Miss Marie Elsener returns to Reedsburg after city visit.
The poem describes a lone man facing a city of sin with walls of stone. He fights alone as thousands of evils jeer from the ramparts. Earth shakes and the citadel falls in a great roar, leaving the survivor beneath friendly stars.
The ad claims Scott's Emulsion strengthens and nourishes blood to cure paleness weakness and nervousness in young women. It portrays cod liver oil as the main ingredient and positions the product as a true blood food.
In Chapter XIV and XV, the coroner presses Mr. Jeffrey's alibi as key witnesses, noting observed lights at the Moore house on two nights and Jeffrey's candle use. A new witness, Tallman, emerges at the cemetery gate linking events to the fatal night, while a store clerk confirms Jeffrey left candles behind for his return.
Witnesses describe candles and silver items moved to Miss Moore’s room on a day a woman in the house died. Chloe confirms a missing package of candles from groceries. Miss Tuttle reacts when the grocer boy mentions the candles bought by Mr. Jeffrey. The trial resumes.
Baraboo citizen John J. Anderson testifies to recovering from kidney and related pains after using Dean's Kidney Pills for three years of poor health. He reports improved urine color, pain relief, and diminished nighttime urination after two boxes, and urges others to try the medicine from Evenson's Pharmacy at 604 Oak St. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.
Mrs. H. J. Watson visits Necedah while Ford Effinger and Mark Reinhart travel to Sauk. Rev. C. Haugstad of Lodi visits, Ella Sarahan goes to Janesville for dressmaking, Ellen Wood to River Falls for normal school. Thomas Lusby and daughter Grace visit from North Freedom. local ads tout Bright Eyes tonic. Amos Johnson acquires moose parts near Duluth and deer sales involve James Lavalle. Andres sells four deer to Lavalle and keeps another for poultry plans.
Advertisements praise Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a superior remedy for children improving appetite sleep and growth with claims of bright eyes and rosy cheeks. The note cites J B Donovan & Co and lists 35 cents for tea or tablets amid other local notices and a coroner's jury ruling in Portage on a fatal street collision involving Fast Mail No 56.
Distressing kidney and bladder disease relieved in six hours by New Great South American Kidney Cure. It relieves bladder, kidney and back pain for both sexes and stops water retention almost immediately. Sold by Fisher Bros. Druggists Baraboo Wis.
An old medicine ad promotes Laxative Romo Qui Nine tablets claiming a one day cold cure. It notes a refund if it fails and carries E. W. Grove’s signature on each box.
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