George A Post youngest member of Forty gynth Congress
George A Post of Susquehanna Pa is shown as the youngest member elected to the Forty eighth Congress representing the 15th district comprising Bradford Susquehanna Wayne and Wyoming counties. Born September 1 1854 in Cuba N R he moved to Oswego N Y at seven and later to Susquehanna where he rose from Erie Railway clerk to mayor at twenty two and earned admission to the bar while serving in rail and city duties. He won the Democratic nomination and a 2454 vote plurality defeating C C Jadwin Ind Rep. He also holds various honors including Knights of Honor leadership and presidential elector status in 1850. Additional achievements and editorial work with the Montrose Democrat are noted.
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E. Geo. A. Post
Susquehanna
Pennsylvania
Pensylvania
Bradford
Wayne
Wyoming
Oswego
Academy
Oswego Normal School
Erie Railway
Post
Blackstone
Conan Democrat
C. C. Jadwin
Congress
Campaign Orator Emerges From Humble Roots
Mr. Post, now a prominent congressman in Washington, is married and widely admired as an unassuming figure. Observers deem him a rising talent in national affairs, noting his early start and steady ascent.
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Mr. Post
Congress
Washington
Santa Fe Railroad Pictorial Travel Offerings
The Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railroad promotes extensive passenger service with three daily trains in Kansas and multiple daily routes to Colorado New Mexico Arizona Utah Nevada and California. Highlights include the Thunderbolt express and Pullman sleeping cars to major western destinations, plus dining halls touted as the best on the continent and three Pacific routes via Pueblo Denver Leadville Gunnison Salt Lake City Ogden Las Vegas Santa Fe Albuquerque El Paso and more.
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Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Old Mexico
Utah
Nevada
California
Kansas City
San Francisco
Pullman
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Deming
el Paso
Santa FE
Pacific
Leadville
Gunnison
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Las Vegas
Albuqurque
Chi- Luahua
Tucson
Guaymes
Los Angeles
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Arkansas
Zuntis
Yosemite
Golden Blood & Liver Tonic praised in testimonials
Readers report success using Marsh's Golden Blood & Liver Tonic for blood, liver and digestive issues. Testimonials from Geo Thompson of Atchison Kansas and E Dodge of Hannibal Missouri endorse cleansing the blood and strengthening the system. Marsh's Golden Blood & Liver Tonic and Marsh's Golden Cough Remedy advertised by Hillshen & Co. druggists with large bottle sizes priced at 50 cents.
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Geo
Thompson
Atchison
Kan
Marsh
K. F. Herbert
Rock Island
Lis
Marsi
Miarsh
Iu, Hieshen & Co
Butler
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Supreme Lodge of the United
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Montrose Democrat
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the Democracy
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Fort Fairfield
Remington
Messrs. Bedell & Gathercole
E. Merritt & Sons
Dorsey Bros
Fort Bairfield
Remington Horse
Howe
Caribou
Aroostook
Ohto
Mississippi
St. Louis
St. Lous
Louisville
Cincinnati
Baltimore
New York
Cincinnatti
Palace
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Lewis
New Yeo York
B, &C R Randon
Nysewrr
St Louis
Fourth St
W. W. Peabody
W. B. Shattuc
Ohio
G.D. Acon
General Western
Walton Furniture Store
WM E. Walton
Opera House
Butler, Mo
WMBH
Walton
Cies Alo
McFarland
Butirr
McFarland Bros & Mills
Senkaite
Delvet
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