Dobbins and Ewing Offer Wide Stove and Furniture Sales
Dobbins and Ewing advertise heavy discounts on cooking and heating stoves including Majestic and Columbia brands. They promise savings of 10 to 25 percent, feature air tight wood and coal burners, a No 7 box stove for 1000 dollars, plus a large line of furniture andDecorated china sets with affordable piece by piece purchasing. They urge customers to visit the second floor showroom to view stock.
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Majestic
Columbia Steel
B& H
Cobler
State Board of Health probes Maury smallpox case
The State Board of Health met in session to review the smallpox situation in the state. A special committee was sent to Mt Pleasant to report on conditions, with about 25 cases statewide. In Maury county officials refused state assistance citing cost, while other counties reported limited compliance with health regulations.
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Nasavitain
State Board of Health
Capitol
Mt. Pleasant
Scretary Albright
Putnam
Robertson
Maury
Henry
Marion
Franklin
State Board
Maury County
Btute Board of Health
Edward Looney
J. L. Voorheen
OG. Y. Clark
William Krauss
Albright
Louis LeRoy
Vielt
de. J. W. Scheibler
Polow
The Presidential Tickets for 1900 Campaign
Twelve parties and groups list nominations for president and vice president. Key figures include McKinley and Roosevelt for Republican, Bryan and Stevenson for Democratic and Silver parties, Barker and Donnelly for Midwestern populists, Woolley and Metcalf for Prohibition, Debs and Harriman for Social Democrats, Malloney and Rammell for Social Labor, Leonard and Sheldon for United Christian, Caf fer y and Howe for National, Pilis and Nicholson for National Union Reform, and the Liberty Congress anti imperialist ticket. Bryan endorses the president but no vp action reported.
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William McKinley
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Silver Republican
People's Party
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Adlai EB. Stevenson
Lilinoia
Wharton Barker
Pennsylvania
Ignatius Donnelly
Minnesota
John G. Woolley
Illinois
Henry B . Metcalf
Rhode Island
Liberty Congress
Mr. Bryan
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claim of simple formula
The reader notes that Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic contains Tron and Quinine in a tasteless form and asserts no cure no pay. The statement closes with a second point beginning but remains incomplete.
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Grove
Sam Jones Health Broken
Rev. Sam P. Jones the famed evangelist is broken down by illness. He canceled all lecture dates in South Carolina and Mississippi and will travel to Atlanta for rest and treatment. His physician forbids public speaking for some time.
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Atlanta
Sam P. Jones
South Carolina
Mississippi
Birthplace Wonder: Tramp Claims Kentucky Roots
A Philadelphia Bulletin excerpt recalls a tramp declaring birthplace in Kentucky as a plea for sympathy. The busy housewife retorts with wit about bread and loafing in other states, highlighting regional attitudes in a brief exchange.
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Kentucky
Philadelphia Bulletin
Southern Railway Slogan Promise of Fast Southbound Service
Southern Railway operates 888 miles with one management. It penetrates eight Southern states reaching principal cities with its own homes bolid vestibaled trains. The service touts unexcelled equipment fast schedules dining cars observation cars vestibaled limited and the Washington and Chattanooga Limited via Lynchburg.
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Southern Railway
Observation Gals Sa Escistoce Ora Vestibaled
Washington
Independent Captain Fassell in Congress race sparks debate
Columnists in the era reference Captain J A Fassell of Columbia as an independent candidate and urge Democratic support for party nominees. The letters attack money power and political corruption, naming McKinley and Hanna while denouncing subsidies and influence over the masses.
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J. A. Fassell
Columbia
Congress
Giles County
Delaware
Louisville
Courier-Journal
L. P. Pidertt
Joseph H. Faseeil
Nashville
Hurotocracy
Walla
William McKinley
Mark Hanna
Courier Journal
Ont Care sale advertised for throat and lung diseases
An advertisement urges readers to ask friends and neighbors about Ont Care, claiming a large sale and noting the remedy treats throat and lung diseases including consumption. It mentions availability from Woldridge & Finne, druggists, with varying sizes offered.
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Rman
Otte
Woldridge & Finne
Drigmtate
Bresci’s Children Refuse Anarchist Aid Offer
Mrs Bresci wife of Bresci Humberts assassin declines aid from Patterton Anarchists to educate her children. She opposes the doctrine they promote and vows her children shall never be Anarchists. She rejects help saying she does not need it and will not permit outside control.
Powder Mill Explosion Reported Amid War Workline
Fragmentary OCR note describes a powder mill explosion with damaged machinery, possible casualties, and warning about wartime industrial activity. Sparse readable terms include ship part like war body and references to Leet se and Dr Blog's New Life.
New York Letter on Immortals and City Cleansing
Special correspondence from New York notes a large welcome for Mr. Bryan at Madison Square Garden and Cooper Union, plus a New York University Hall of Fame list led by George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. It also covers Galveston orphans charity, the city street cleaning program, and a push by Bishop Potter against East Side lawlessness, with Tammany Hall criticized as corrupt and influential in city politics.
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The
Humani
New York
Brean
New York Democracy
Madison Square Garden
Madison Square
Cooper Union
Bryan
Chasen Wn
Hall of Fame
New York University
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Daniel Webster
Benjamin Franklin
Grant
John Marshall
Thomas Jefferson
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Henry W Longfellow
Washington Irving
Jonathan Hdwards
David G. Furragut
Samuel B Morse
Henry Clay
George Peabody
Nathaniel Hawthorn
Robert E. Lee
Peter Cooper
Horace Mann
Henry Ward Beecner
BH Whitney
Robert Fulton
James Kent
Joseph Stoner
John Adama
Ellery Channing
John J. Audubor
Elias Howe
Gilbert Stuart
William Morris Hunt
Ava Gray
Galveston
East
Bishop Poster
Episcopal Church
Bishop Potter
Richard Croker
Tamany Hall
Tammany Hall
Hell
Tamany
Croker
Jas. B. Braun
Guess the Maury Governor Vote in 1900 Contest
The Herald invites subscribers to guess the total votes for Governor in Maury County at the November 1900 election. A prize of furniture is offered for the closest guess, with a dollar paid to join or extend subscriptions. Displayed in Dobbins & Ewing’s window as an exhibition prize preview.
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Maury County
Herald Company
Heravd
Dobbins & Ewing
Herald
Improved Radiator Attachment for Steam Heating
A new steam radiator attachment draws air into the interior as the radiator cools, using a thermostat connected to a valve to open exhaust and admit steam without regard to other circuit bore. This device aims to improve efficiency by controlling steam flow and exhaust automatically.
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Croceery
Ciizens
Bell
West Seventh St
the State Health Board
Sam Jones
J. M. Cunn
Washington, DC
W. A
Ie Yuna
A. Romi
Passonger Agt
Bresci
NEW York Letter
Sayers
Texas
Waldert- Astoria
Roberts
Roberts Machine and Implement Co
Peripdedik Sonal
Sue Trother
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