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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1900
Page
4
Walsh County Republicans accept Driscoll's loss with loyalty to the Grand Forks ticket. They note disappointment but praise the contest as free from questionable tactics and trust the new ticket. The piece cites Driscoll's firm stance and the local delegation's unified support despite defeat.
Wahpeton Times urges voters not to abandon the Democratic ticket over the 16 to 1 financial paragraph calling it a joke. The paper says there are many good points in the party and platform for citizens to support while critics may still vote for 16 to 1 without harming the country.
An 19th century product ad claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cures skin eruptions and a range of conditions from boils to ulcers. It promises pain relief and a money back guarantee with a 25 cent price per box, sold by P C Remington, druggist.
The North Dakota Republicans at their Grand Forks state convention have named a ticket expected to secure the full party vote and win by a handsome majority, despite sensational preconvention changes. The report emphasizes party cohesion and anticipated strong performance in the statewide election.
Hannibal citizen J. E. Lilly tells how typhoid fever progressed to pneumonia and lung hardening before a single bottle of Dr King’s New Discovery brought rapid relief. He recovered fully and praises the medicine as the surest cure for lung trouble with trial bottles free at P C Remington’s drug store.
The piece notes surprise at Grand Forks nominations but no strong objections to the slate. It argues Republicans seek prosperity and well governed government and unite behind honorable means and capable men to win in state and national contests.
An advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm for Nusai catarrh as a pleasant aromatic spray with a 50 cent size and a 75 cent liquid version including a spraying tube. It notes mail order availability and claims dual forms retain medicinal properties. Also mentions bedsteads and insurance offers along with political commentary on loyalty and a German minister's marriage.
The document lists attending teachers at the Teachers Training School. Names include Nellie G Evart Minnie R Andrews Nellie Gilbert Nellie Bart ron Katharine Stewart Anna McGowan Kate uyons Wm J Freede Edna Winchester Myrtle Falkenstine Dora Mandigo Mabel White Laura Connor Inda Connor Pearl Fuller Lizzie Morris Marl E Waid Avra Waggoner Florence A Marshall Myrtle F Brown Delia Auxier Agnes Boyle Eleanor Logan Martha Peterson May Auxier Nellie Auxier Mae McLaughlin Lulu Kupitz Lulu Satterlund Walter E Sellens Annetta I E Erickson Charles Eggen Jessie T DeCamp Emma Johnson Juanita Phelps Georgia E Burt Lois Auxier Aldyth Ward Miriam Bentley Arline White Minnie Swett Hilda Johnson Lillian Fritz Carrie Wirtmiller Rose Mc Hugh.
An ad notices Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills claim cures for scrofula dyspepsia and tiredness. An insurance ad markets St Paul Fire & Marine and Pye & Co. Washington Post reports party friction in North Dakota conventions detailing Rep B F Spalding's refusal to join combines and a potential candidate Thomas Mar of Dickey.
Capt Black, assistant surgeon in the First North Dakota regiment, was praised by Gen Lawton for gallantry in action during the Philippine campaign. He offers to serve the government again, carrying a letter from Gen Miles promising a chance to see further service if a serious war arises.
Farmers may obtain coal anytime by placing an order with C By Yiengst of Crofte North Dakota. Mail orders are welcome and will be promptly attended to.
Weekly advertisement of letters remaining unclaimed for the week ending July 21 1900 at Bismarck includes Hannah Boat H O Hail Jacob Kuntz Co J Maguire F W McLaughlin Sam Patterson Ed E Sorenson Dr Paul Fuller W A Hughes Louis Ladoucier Chas Svenson 21 days hold before dead letter office AGATHA G PATTERSON P M
Alterations to the Sheridan house include a full basement, nearly completed excavation, and stone foundation work underway. Masons finish the remaining stonework in time for the building’s placement as the main wing is aligned. crews report the heavy structure has required chains after breaking several ropes during pulling.
SICK HEADACHES offer a cure with Karl's Clover Root Tea claiming blood purification and tissue building. money back if unsatisfactory. Price 23 or 50 cents. FE. S. Beardsley Druggist. A Berlin tradesman breeds rats for vivisection. DeWitt's Little Early Risers praised for liver and bowel relief. BE. S. Beardsley. India reports over 4,000,000 people employed on famine relief works.
Beardsley Druggist advertises Shilohs Cough and Consumption Cure sold at 25 50 cents and 1 dollar with a money back guarantee after fifty years. The notice promises refunds if the bottle is unsatisfactory and notes a global money division remark.
A long advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh in all stages by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer $100 for a cure failure and urge readers to send for testimonials addressed to F. J. Cheney in Toledo Ohio. Also noted are ads for hail insurance and a local political commentary from Walhalla Mountaineer about river counties and taxes. A testimonial praises Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from O W Wakefield of Columbus Georgia with sale by E S Beardsley.
The notice advises eating slowly and not too freely of easily digested foods, masticating thoroughly, and spacing meals by six hours. If fullness and stomach weight occur after eating, take one Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablet. For sale by E. S. Beardsley.
Advertisement touts Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure as a guaranteed remedy for croup among young mothers, claiming immediate relief in even severe cases. Sold at 25 and 50 cents with a claimed magic-like effect. author EE. 8.
A major prairie fire started north of Sterling and burned along the track for at least twenty miles south. The blaze consumed vast hay and pasture, damaged some buildings, and left a man with severe hand burns and a singed horse. A second fire near Steele injured only range. A suspect was arrested in connection with the Steele blaze.
The Optic notes Judge Morgan as a gubernatorial candidate and explains why Mr. Winship would not secure the nomination. The paper claims to have been first in the state to report both the candidacy and the denial.
An ad touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children claiming it soothes gums relieves pain and cures wind colic with a 25 cent bottle. Separately the Japanese House of Representatives passes a bill barring boys under 20 from smoking.
A mix of product pitches and public notices. Pettier remedies promise breath purification and skin cure with cautions on counterfeits. Beardsley advertises DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as genuine. Li Hung Chang’s wife noted as a famed beauty with an immense wardrobe. George Purchase threatens an appeal to the supreme court after a district court ruling on a counter-claim of $200 in a case involving Judge Glaspell.
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