New Jersey State News Highlights and Tax Reform Debate
Senator Jackson presses a bill to end the tea system for county officials with Governor Murphy urging passage. Middlesex County officials would gain 4000 dollars each if approved, while broader tax payer savings are touted. The report also notes cotton industry consolidation rumors led by Rockefeller and Gould interests, smallpox measures in Trenton, Grover Cleveland's sympathy, and New Jersey's 134 650 farms worth nearly 196 million dollars.
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Jackson
Strong
Murphy
Middlesex Co
New Jersey
New York
Philadelphia
Trenton State Gazette
Washington Three Day Tour by Pennsylvania Railroad
A three day personally conducted tour to Washington D C departs January 28 from New York and other points. The rate covers rail fare hotel two days and guides with a Mount Vernon excursion. price from New York is 14 50 or 12 00 for adults with variations from other locations. Tickets valid ten days with optional longer hotel stays.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Washington
National Capital
Congressional Library
New Corcoran Art Gallery
New York
Trenton
Mount Vernon
Electric Bitters Promises New Life for the Weak
A Burlington Iowa locomotive ferman C W Bellamy describes a near fatal struggle with pain and fatigue until Electric Bitters revived his strength. The ad promises renewed vigor for weak sickly people and offers a 50 cent bottle with satisfaction guaranteed. Also notes an upcoming flat Pennsylvania Railroad tour to Jacksonville leaving February 5 with varied fare from major cities and routes.
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C. W. Bellamy
Freman
Burlington
Iowa
N. F. Clayton
Local man Health Testifies Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Helped
B F Huro superintendent of Miami Cycle Mfg Co Middletown suffered ten years with dyspepsia and wasted money on medicines. After reading a testimonial he tried Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and felt better after two doses. He used two bottles and is stronger now. Sold by N F Clayton.
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B. F. Huro
Supt
Miami Cycle & Mfg Co
Middletown
N. F. Clayton
Farmer compares football to hogs on field in old tale
A farmer, visiting a large city, finds no football game to report. On his return a neighbor asks for the result. He says no game occurred, offering a farmer’s joke: twenty two big hogs on a soft field and a peck of corn would reveal what football looks like.
Stomach and Liver Tablets Endorsements and Local Notice
Indigestion remedy endorsements from Rock Mills Alabama promise relief with Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. A testimonial from Gro W Emory notes improved diet tolerance after use. Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption touted as cure after failed physicians.
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Chamberlain
Gro. W. Emory
Rock Mills
Ala
N. F. Clayton
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Praised by Garland Editor
A letter from John H. Cullom of Garland Texas praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy for curing croup and colds in his five children since 1887. He notes it is tasty safe and nonoverdosing and credits N F Clayton for sales. Other items mention pain balm and a quip about culture making a gentleman with large beets.
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John H. Cullom
Garland
Texas
Chamberlain
N. F. Clayton
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Family Health
An advertisement extols Dr King’s New Life Pills for stomach and liver troubles. It claims the pills relieve and cure ailments and notes they sell for 26 cents at N. F. Clayton’s Drug Store.
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Fre
M. L. Babbitt
Bargerton
Tenn
Dr. King
N.S Clayton's
N. F. Clayton's
Tour by special train to Los Angeles February Journey
A personally conducted tour will depart New York Brooklyn Philadelphia and Pittsburg on February 11 by a special Pennsylvania Railroad train to Los Angeles via New Orleans to view Mardi Gras. The round trip costs 250 dollars covering all train expenses. return within nine months via transcontinental routes. Tickets and details offered by Lickel Agents and other offices. Also includes a medical ad for One Minute Cough Cure praised for quick relief and available from N F Clayton.
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Jacksonville
Florida
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Kenton
Harrisburg
Warrington
Pittsburg
Geo. W. Boyd
Broad Street Station
Brooklyn
Pitsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
New Orleans
Los Angeles
California
Portland
Lickel
Fifth Avenue
Court Street
Broad Street
Newark
N. J
Greera
Philaiel Iphia
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the Cranbury Press
Granbury, N.S
BY the Press Printing CO
Advange
John D. Rockefeller
Niyo Geo
J. Gould
Trontov
Grover Cleveland
Geo. W. Boya
Cordelia
Pickaninny
Jim
Washington Star
Frank Crane
Universalist
Worcester
Mass
Wm. 8. Crane
Pennylvania Allroad
O. G. Breeden
Des Moines
W. H. Layba
Agnes Ave
Kansas City
N. F.clayton
Ifso
Manhattan
Broadway
New York City
Sohmer Piano
Sohmer Pianos
Sohmer
J. & C. Fischer
Keller Rus
Smith & Barnes
Brinkerhoff
Warren Street
Trenton,n
S. Maronite Temple Muale Brore
Lie
C.C
Blauvelt
India
Wadlers
Richard A
Taylor Opera House
Trenton, N. J
Sixth and Market Sts
First National Bank
Savings Department
John
Silvers
Parnenr
Casniez
David O, Lewis
Silverr WH
James H. Goodwin
Joseph H. Grover
Alexander 8
Cole
A. L. Armstrong
D McLean Voonhees
William J. Rowland
Justin
J. S. Berden
Tagrain
New Royal and
Eldridge B. Sewing
White Star and Woods Coffees
International Tailoring Co
Thomas Mason & Son
Main St
Hightstown, N. J
Frank A. Brown
Liverpool & London &Globe
German American
Ins. Co
North America
North British & Mercantile
Queen
Caledonian
Commercial Union
Standard
Mercer County Mutual
Shrewsbury Mutual
Post Office
Granrtry Vd
The
Forman Hardware Co
Hightstown,n. J
Triala Tikes
Mra. Rover
Eesk Food Chopper Ns
Vashorarpreea the
Moteartemouary
Rollin
Moeal Joy
Sun Optical Ofg. Co
State & Warren Sts
George F. Applegate
Pres. F. C. Leaming
Treag
A.m. Tee
Cook & Jaques
Cook
Jaques
Tiffanys
Dobbins
Trenton’s
East State Street
State St
Peppler
Thomas Peppler
Hichtstown, N.J
Davison’s
Lehigh Coal
D. Dawis
Jamesburg, N. J
WNW
Lupton Bros
Matawan
Keyport
Perth Amboy
Matawan, Nij
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