Dr Humphreys' Cure Listings and Public Notices
Mixed ad and news brief listing Dr. Humphreys' remedies with prices, a note on steamer Sabine, Philippine governance speech, Kentucky lumber outlook, Dan Rice obituary, and a cough remedy endorsement. Includes various dates and locations throughout New York, Louisville, and New Jersey.
Plague in Hawaiian Cities and Naval News Mix
Telegraphic news reports plague outbreaks in several Hawaiian cities while Honolulu shows improvement. The battleship Kearsarge is expected to replace the New York as flagship of the North Atlantic squadron. Victor Hocenstein of Spencer Indiana sues Spain for 200000 in Cuba Red Cross injuries.
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Honolulu
Kearsarge
New York
Victor Hocenstein
Spencer, Ind
Spain
Cuba
Red Cross Society
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Congress
House Committee On Commerce
Hugsuerilla
Isaiah H. Loftin
Loftin
Washington
Indiana
John L. Griffiths
W. T. Durbin
Swift's S. S. S. touted as cure for blood diseases
An advertisement extols S. S. S. as a guaranteed vegetable remedy that claims to cure deep blood and skin diseases such as scrofula eczema cancer rheumatism and contagious blood poison. It narrates testimonials from edgeville Georgia and promises free sample boots sent to any address by the Swift Specific Company in Atlanta Georgia.
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Edgeville
Swift
S. S
S.S. S
Atlanta
Georgia
Unclaimed Bedford Post Office Letters Advertised
Remaining in the Bedford Post Office unclaimed for week ending Feb 14 1900 are this list of names. Miss Nearvie Elkins Mrs Fanny Morison Mrs Ethel Owens Mrs Rosanna Parrish Mrs Sarah Pierce Ida Rounds Miss Nora Rusher Mrs Anna Shrout Mrs Luella Utterback Miss Ella Hodson John H Malone Frank McGinnis Harry Woursey and other individuals are asked to call and say advertised. Vinson V Williams P M
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Bedford
Elkins
Nearvie
Morison
Fanny
W. S. Morison
Owens
Ethel. Parrish
Rosanna
Pierce
Sarah
Rounds
Ida
Rusher
Nora
Shrout
Anna
Utterback
Luella
Wooten
Ella
Kidney disease origins claim sparks a health notice
A local health ad promotes Fotey's Kidney remedy claiming most serious diseases start in kidneys. The notice mentions W. O. Eliot and Bate Abel near Seymour and describes changes on a Bryantsville road farm purchased from E R Dobbins, outlining family relocation or property transfer.
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Fotey
W. O. Eliot
Bate Abel
Seymour
E.R. Dobbins
Bryantsville Road
Angel of Mercy Calls Luther Murry Home
The obituary notes Luther Murry, aged 10 years 8 months 4 days, died after a brief illness. It speaks of loss felt by friends and family, praising his sweet companionship and longing for reunion in Heaven. Mother's message from Bedford Indiana dated Dec 225 1699 expresses grief and faith.
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Lita
Tim
Ata Dias
Bucklen’s Aruba Salve Promised Cure All
Rea Hot Fromite Gun caused ulcers on G. B. Steadman of Newark Michigan after Civil War. Bucklen’s Aruba Salve cured him after 20 years with no relief. Claims to heal cuts bruises burns boils felons skin eruptions piles and more. 25 cents per box sold by Messick and Dodd Druggists. Mrs. E C Butler and child ren of Freedom Owen county visiting relatives in Erie.
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G. B. Steadman
Newark
Mich
Bucklen
Messick & Dodd
Early Bono boom: a 1816 layout and bustling 19th century trade
Lawrence county's Pioneer Metropolis Bono grew from a 1816 plat by Marston Gark, William Hoggatt, and Joseph Kitchell to a frontier mercantile hub. Early merchants included William Holland, John Kelly, Charles Miller, and James W. Prow, with doctors, mills, and a post office shaping the town's rise before decline as transportation shifted to rail corridors.
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Boro
Lawrence County
Paoli
Orange County
Marston Gark
William Hoggatt
Joseph Kitchell
Bono
Bone
William Holland
Holland
Leesville
Martin
John Kelly
Charles Miller
Green & Brothers
John Lindsey
Jet
Jacob Drinkhouse
James W. Prow
Alonzo Taylor
James Batman
Spooner Brothers
Houston Brothers
Albert
Adam Davis
John Nunnamaker
Felix Rawlings
Frediktin Whisenan
Walker Kelso
Jos. Montgomery
Williardson D. Dunn
George G. Dunn
Hicks
Manuel
Hugh Montgomery
Henry Malot
BE. PB. Gibson
I. J. Hopper
Hammnersley
James Oldham
Patrick Catlan
Louisville
New
Poley’s Honey and Tar touted as cough cure
G Vacher of 157 Osgood St Chicago cites immediate relief for his wife’s la grippe cough after using Poley’s Honey and Tar. bottles priced 25 and 50 cents. W C Elliott reports Prof R Badzer, alleged to have Bedford as home, arrested by Chief Johns and fined 1050 for public intoxication in Police Court.
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G. Vacher
Osgood St
Chicago
Poley
W. C. Elliott
R. Badzer
Bedford
Johns
Bloomington
Surrender of General Cronje Ends Boer Siege
London reports General Cronje surrendered unconditionally to Lord Roberts after days in trenches along the Mother river. British forces now hold the Boer army, with rejoicing in England as the war nears its end. Reports from Pretoria note Boers massing near Bloemfontein to resist invasion, potentially 30,000 men, while Ladysmith relief and Mafeking status are unclear.
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London
Lord Roberts
Cronje
Lord Kitchener
England
Orange Free State
Transvaal
Bloemfontein
Pretoria
Lourenzo Marques
Sedysmith
Parih
Orenje
War Office
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Ladysmith
White
Mafeking
Local Horse Trades Appear in Fort Litner Notes
D A Dee and Li Harris visited Sircuell Puesway for business and traded horses. Daniel A Lee went to Lowden farm on Thursday to trade horses. Kiias Wickers sold his bottom farm in Jackson county to WP Holland for £1008. De BLS Hunter, Bedford secretary, reported a smallpox case and ordered quarantine with guards. A badly burned color man from the sawmill may need arm amputation. Mrs Wood has been ill but shows slight improvement.
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D. A. Dee
Li Harris
Sircuell
Wicker Purchases Farm in Washington County for 1800
Wicker bought a farm of F. Hor ner in Washington county, paying $1,800. Eugene J. Hall, the poet and publisher, says a dose of Foley's Honey and Tar restored his voice when hoarseness threatened to stop his lecture at Central Music Hall in Chicago. W. C. Miliott.
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Wicker
F. Horner
Washington County
Eugene J. Hall
Foley
Central Music Hall
Chicago
W. C. Miliott
Newspaper Subscriptions and Local Agent Listings
A vintage classified page lists several newspaper subscription prices and joint offers for the Mail Weekly Mail the New York Tribune and others. It also names local subscription agents by town and person and promotes Grain-O a coffee alternative. Additional items include home seeker excursion tickets and a patent on a school desk from Fields and Holliman.
Grain-O touted as coffee substitute for delicate stomachs
An ad promotes Grain-O a grain based coffee substitute sold in grocery stores and priced at 15 to 25 cents per package. The notice claims it closely resembles coffee in taste and is gentle on the stomach, benefiting children and adults alike. Also included are public notices on Home Seekers' excursion tickets across many states with dates and contact details. Community notes mention local travel, trades, and moves of residents and business activity.
Bedford Belt Railway timetable notice
Bedford North Bedford Standard lists December schedule for the Bedford Belt Railway with trains No 31 and No 33 including stops at Drk Hollow Junction Oolitic Bull Ridge Hoosier and Redford. Fares show £899 in effect.
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North Bedford Standard
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Hoosier
North Hadé Redford
A. Rogeman
Gan
Pass
Act
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