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Newspaper
Bowen Chronicle
Location
Bowen, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1901
Page
4
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The Iroquois era legislative debate centers on the ship subsidy bill with partisan efforts intensifying. Amid the uproar Hannah is mentioned as a focal point and a series of attacks on the bill are described as strategic maneuvers in the chamber.
Miss Anna Gorby visited the school Monday. Prof Adams plans a Friday astronomy lecture at 7 30 pm in the school house. The graduating class holds a fourth debate on February 15 in the chapel on religion morality and civilizing effect. Affirma tives and Negatives listed with names. Edith Worrell’s eighteenth birthday celebrated with friends.
Advertising copy touts Tabler's Bick Ve ointment as a panacea for piles. It promises cure with bottles priced at 50 to 75 cents and notes sale at Marsi's drug store.
A Houston weather note describes a brief cold front followed by mild conditions. Joseph Thompson moved goods into the Boyd children’s house last week. A quip about a groundhog’s comfort and a reflection on drinking and bravado closes the item.
The article asserts pneumonia can be prevented by timely use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after colds or the grip. It claims extensive use during past epidemics and that no case ended in pneumonia if treated, praising the remedy's reputation and noting Marsh druggist sells it.
Camp Point resident Mrs Warren and baby visited relatives in Michigan. Mayme Bahan was visiting in Quincy last week. Mrs Will Orr of Mendon visited her mother. J J Nevins Jr and Wm Cramore left for southern California Monday night. J L Thomas came up from Quincy Friday and stayed with his mother over Sunday. Mrs Silva Underwood returned Saturday from Milton Pike County where she aided Rev Shomp in a revival.
Mrs Richardson of Laurel Springs recalls a near fatal battle with consumption. Doctors gave a month to live, but after seven bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery she regained strength and now reports being stout and well.
Advertises guaranteed bottles and trial bottles free at Marsh's drug store for ailments including coryza, hay fever, croup or whooping cough. Mentions insaliable and price one dollar.
Charley Kilgore visits home folks. Frankie Rowland was a Bowen visitor last week. Several people on the sick list this week. B W Nicely called in Quincy Saturday. Snow fell Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Carlin of Fairview was a town visitor Saturday. Mr Hoak of Keokuk visited relatives here last week. Mr and Mrs Pearce of Bowen visited daughter Mrs McMellan Tuesday. Mrs Lohmyer returned from Quincy Saturday evening after a week with relatives.
Remain quiet at home and take Cham berlain's Cough Remedy as directed for a quick recovery. The remedy counteracts any tendency of the grip to result in pneumonia, the serious danger associated with the illness. For sale by Marsh, druggist.
Kioma and Compache Opening Agency seeks homeseekers for 20 000 farms of 160 acres each under the Homestead Law. Promises fair Oklahoma reservation with prairies, bottoms, groves, streams, and mild climate. L C Cox attorney at law manager Cempeche Ind Ter provides full particulars with stamp.
The notice lists multiple churches with Sunday School times at 9 30 to 10 00 a m and preaching at 11 00 a m plus mid day and evening events for Junior and Epworth leagues. Wednesday prayer meetings are scheduled and pastors named include S A Wallace M S McCoy and H G Vandervoort.
Jessamine Rebekah Lodge No 507 meets on the second and fourth Tuesdays in LO F hall. Mrs Hattie Dickhut, Secy Mrs Mollie Herron, N G. Uncle Mae Chapter No 81 C E S meets at 730 the Tuesday night of each month on or before the full moon. Bowen Camp No 1014 M W A meets first and third Monday in Bowen Improvement Company hall at S S oclock p m. Visiting neighbors welcomed. F C Erwin V C 1 8 Crossland Clerk. Bowen Lodge No 864 meets every Thursday in erm hen ohare Opera block. H H VanBrunt N I G Win Warner, Sec S H Ramsay, Fin Sec. Bowen Lodge No 486 AF A VI meets first and third Friday. E Bucklew W M F Erwin Secy. Royal Circle No 156 meets the 4th Monday night. J S Crossland W M. Josep Cyp GAR meets Nash building Saturday afternoon at 3 oclock on or before full moon. James Tyler Commander. Bowen Council No 272 M P L meets first and third Wednesday nights in Improvement Company hall. R E Mauk Sec App L Kemp Sec and Treas.
S G Odell offers duties transactes with care and muiness same as Justice of the Peace. With few transactions deeds real estate and chatter mor gives executed collections made promptly. Goo supply of blanks. Official residence corner 3rd and Clermont streets.
Money to loan on real estate with low interest rates. Offers to supply funds for buying farms or starting a business and invites readers to meet for details.
We offer ready loans on good real estate with same day closings and no delays. All interest and principal payable at our Carthage Illinois office with plain notes and mortgages and no unnecessary expenses. We will extend favors when needed and meet competition with low rates and good terms. Suarp Berry Bros Carthage Illinois.
Faults of digestion cause disorders of the liver and the whole system deranges. Herbine perfects digestion and assimilation, thus making pure blood. Price 50 cents, at
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