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Newspaper
Bedford Free Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1901
Page
2
I have sold my store building and will give possession on January 23. Over Fifteen Thousand Dollars Worth of Dry Goods and Shoes at About Cost. I am looking for a buyer for the balance of my stock on January 23. This is the best paying business in the county, and the chance of a lifetime for parties wishing to engage in this line of business. Present location, at low rent, can be secured if taken.
The Bedford Free Press announces editor H. E. Mooers and subscription rates, then mocks Hon. Bill Stone of Pa for pursuing a plan to crush Quay, predicts its likely failure, and comments on Ex-Queen Lin's Washington journey and White House Thanksgiving timing with a holiday toast.
The article notes Republican leaders find Roosevelt's habit of doing the unexpected tiresome yet not enough to spark open conflict. It comments there remains friendship and mentions Hon Isidor Raynor, Schley's chief counsel, declining a fee for his services, calling it work of love.
Governors of several states show eagerness to join Minnesota in opposing the large railroad trust. The question is whether any fear remains about resisting the powerful interests involved.
The text notes President Roosevelt pledging to aid in securing the reenactment of the anti-Chinese law while steamship companies persist in fighting the measure by every possible means to persuade Congress.
President Roosevelt defied several senators by rejecting their recommendations for Army promotions. He told them it was useless to send further suggestions for that class, prompting private threats among some senators about blocking his army nominations.
There is no indication that Roosevelt's river trip linked to a Boer minister in his church. It notes precedent, citing past visits by Comte de Paris and Duc d Orleans to Washington with President Harrison and Secretary Blaine, who gave a military reception while General Schofield hosted the visitors.
Democrats anticipate a busy Congress session with aims to push practical trade reciprocity tariff revision and war tax reduction. They expect measures to benefit consumers and producers and to curb treasury surplus driving spending while agitating public attention ahead of next year’s campaigns.
The Chinese minister to the United States sought Roosevelt to oppose re-enacting the Chinese exclusion law due to expire next May. The act violates diplomatic norms for a diplomat to lobby a president on domestic legislation, yet the minister persists despite prior U.S. endorsement of renewal.
The Cleveland Daily Recorder notes Uncle Josh Spruceby as a New England farmer type play drawing praise for its hearty humor and steady cast led by Frederick H. Carter. It features a saw mill scene and a farm husking bee, with a special orchestra, and opens in Bedford on Saturday December 7 after a crowded Cleveland premiere.
Mr E L Beall, longtime assistant postmaster of Bedford, departed for Anadarko Oklahoma last Monday to take a position in the post office. His move ends nearly nine years of service and leadership of the Bedford office, leaving behind many friends and the local Masonic fraternity. Mrs Beall and Misses Kate and Nina Little will stay until next spring before joining him.
A long, fervent meditation on patriotism and the American home on Thanksgiving. The speaker extols Lincoln, Garfield, McKinley, and the virtuous farmer, urges unity, faith, and religious fervor, and contrasts American vitality with foreign nations. References to the church, missions, and world reach, with hopeful outlooks for future prosperity and divine guidance.
The first installment of books for the University library is available for inspection at H. B. Rhoad’s drug store. Invites all to examine the library and join for $1.25 for two years with money back in a book to keep. A few other titles remain to be added before the list is complete.
Bedford Lodge No 101 Knights of Pythias accept Rev Ware invitation to attend Presbyterian church services on December 22. They will be seated together and attend as a body.
The Banner Salve manufacturers seek reports of any cases it failed to cure ulcers sores tetter eczema or piles and offer a refund of the purchase price. Also included are endorsements for Chamberlain's cough remedy and Chamberlain's stomach and liver tablets with testimonials about their safety and efficacy for children and pneumonia patients. Availability of samples at A L Bibbins.
An older ad copy asserts Foley's Honey and Tar stops a cold if taken promptly after exposure or at early symptoms. The brief note credits H B Rhoads and brands the product as a sure remedy for colds when used in time.
A. J. Snell of Summer Hill New York feared stomach pains would ruin a party. He consulted a lady friend who recommended Chamberlain’s colic cholera and diarrhea remedy. Two doses cured him and let him enjoy the party. The remedy is sold by A L Bibbins.
Phillipsburg Daily Post editor Lynch praises Foley's Honey and Tar, stating it is the best cough and cold remedy he has used for his family. The endorsement is attributed to B. Rhoads and underscores strong local confidence in the product.
No good health without daily bowel movement. Irregularity leads to biliousness headaches dyspepsia and piles. Chamberlain's stomach and liver tablets are easy to take, mild, and gentle. For sale by A. L. Bibbins.
C. W. Lynch of Winchester Indiana says Foley's Honey and Tar saved his son from membranous croup after the first dose brought relief and continued use pulled him from danger. H. B. Rhoads
The shop announces a millinery and ladies furnishings clearance to raise cash. It promises extraordinary bargains across a large assortment and emphasizes rapid clearance of stock.
Hayfield Minnesota man H C Chrestenson suffered three years with dyspepsia and near death before taking Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. After starting the remedy he improved from the first bottle and says he is cured and recommends it to others. Digestive aid and stomach cure advertised.
An attractive woman thrives on good food and sunshine with plenty of outdoor exercise. Her appearance shows health and bloom, and when troubled by a digestive habit she uses Herbine to cleanse her system of impurities, costing 56 cents. A. In ibbiis.
W R Smith of Latham Il says after trying many remedies he found relief with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He reports no piles since using it and claims it is the best salve in the world. Priced 25 cents per box and guaranteed by A L Bibbins.
Health advice notes a torpid liver and irregular bowels as causes of poor complexion and impure blood. DeWitts Little Early Risers are promoted as safe pills that stimulate the liver and bowels without griping, cramps, or distress.
Mrs. I. B. He of Lime Ridge Wisconsin faced a dire stomach illness with gall stones and worsening jaundice until a doctor warned only an operation could save her. After trying Electric Bitters she recovered fully, restoring appetite and liver function. A. Bibbins sells the remedy with a guarantee.
Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets advertised as a four in one cure for colds and coughs. The ad promises quick relief in one day with a pay promised later option at 25 cents.
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