Golden Medical Discovery Promotes Digestion and Health
An old advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach trouble and related disorders. It claims the medicine strengthens the stomach, purifies blood, nourishes nerves, and builds brain and body, with testimonials from McAdenville readers. It also recommends Pleasant Pellets as a laxative adjunct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste
de. Pierce
Wy HL. Hrasweth
McAdenville
Gaston Co
Nlc
Vierce
Comrade Thomas Henney Dies Veteran of Dubuque Area
Thomas Henney a Dubuque veteran and pioneer resident died at 5 30 Saturday after illness He was born June 2 1827 in Cockermouth Cumberland England arrived 1848 to this country and settled in Dubuque in 1856 He served as sergeant in the First Lawa and was a longtime tin worker He was survived by five children and had married Elizabeth Smith in Carlisle England The funeral is planned for Monday at 3 from William Marshall residence 1589 Blut Street to St Johns Episcopal Church with Masons in charge Interment at Linwood
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Thomas Henney
Dubuque
Lenney
Winleyy Hospital
Tenney
Cockermouth
Cumberland County
England
New York
Dubudue
Ife
Wiggon's Creek
Carlisle
Elizabeth Smith
West Superior
Ed. Aa. Monger
Wis
George
Clark
Frank
John
Dubude
Efenney
Duebuque
St. John's Episcopal Church
Wiliam Marshall
Blut Street
St. John’s Church
Marshall
Masons
WIN
Linwood
National monetary conference appoints notifying committee
President Thompson and Secretary Stephens name a long committee chaired by Judge A W Rucker to inform Mr Bryan of convention actions in Kansas City. Members include officials from Arizona Alabama California Connecticut Florida Illinois Indiana Iowa Montana Nebraska New Jersey New York and more. The list covers many states and districts. Transport news reports Hancock in quarantine after Manila voyage. Warren is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
National Monetary Conference
Kansas City
Charles S. Thompson
J. N. Stephens
A. W. Rucker
Colorado
Mr. Bryan
Arizona
L. C. Hughes
Tucson
Alabama
H. W. Tomlinson
Birminggham
Arkansas
J. 3B. Sovereign
Sulphur Springs
A A. W. Rucker
California
Prantk
James B. Weaver
Colaux
Indian Territory
Thomas Markham
Aals
John P. St. John
Oluth
Charles D. Lewis
South I’ramington
Michigan
R. I. Jarvis
Benton Harbor
Minnesota
James J. Bennett
St. Cloud
Missouri
Judge Ki, EH. Stiles
Montana
Charieau. Hartman
Loozeman
Nebraska
G. A. Hitchcock
Omaha
San Francisco
Hancock
Manila
Warren
Vague troop movement labels and ship departures listed
The article notes multiple ships and military movements over the next ten days including the Sumner Hancock Warren and Californian with dates August 1 August 15 and a Tuesday for freight and horses. It mentions Belgian King Pak Ling and a route to Nagasaki with several ships calling at the same ports.
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China
Philippines
Sumner
Hancock
Warren
Pak Ling
Ideal Summer Tours on Grand Runt Railway System
Advertises a summer travel route to East coast resorts including hake, river, mountain, and seashore destinations. Offers full tourist literature from J. H. Burrels, City Passenger and Ticket Agent, 249 Clark St corner Jackson Blvd Chicago.
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Syatem
J. H. Burels
Clark St
Jackson Boulevard
Chicago
Davenport Census Rumors Put Davenport Population Near 36000
Davenport leaders discuss a forthcoming census report with guesses that the population will range around 36000 to 38000. An estimate based on ward voting suggests 36048 residents, excluding inmates in public institutions, but officials warn figures are not definite.
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Davenport
Hetle
Ecity
Fmyst
Case Es Seeceesesens Sear
Seccee Ceaesreves
Veee
Ceeeee Ee
Ise Ceee
Orphans’home
Mercy Hospital
Markets Report Struggled Grain Receipts Light Demand
Grain receipts today were very light and feeders worried over feed supplies. Oats and corn could have brought 30 and 40 cents due to strong demand, as dealers waited near First street market. Central market displayed its largest sale of the season with unusually high demand. Overall business was brisker than in weeks past.
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First Street
Central Market
Chicago
Liverpool
Dakotas
Minnesota
Northwest
Kansas
Nebraska
Price Lists and Market Notes Across Commodities
Mixed commodity prices and market notes from New York and Chicago show oats, corn, rye, hay, wool, flour, sugar, coffee, and rice ranges with light receipts and small fluctuations. The report also covers stock movements, bank stats, and miscellaneous items, including fruit prices and railroad advertisements.
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Japan
Dilworth's
Ariosa
Jersey
New York
IF. O. B
Liverpool
Schreiner opposes independence while favoring limited autonomy
Cape Town July 14. Former premier W P Schreiner tells a deputation he will not back demands for unimpaired independence of the Boer republics but supports some autonomy. He declines amnesty for rebels. Also noted: Herr Grobler, Transvaal foreign secretary, has reached Delagosa Bay. A separate item advertises a Northern Pacific railroad booklet on Wisconsin to Washington towns with business openings, available free from C W Mott at St Paul MN.
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Cape Town
W. P. Schreiner
Cape Colony
Herr Grobler
Sransvaal
Delagosa Bay
Httle
Northern Pacific
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Manitoba
North Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Washington
C. W. Mott
Northern Pacific Railway
St. Paul
Minn
Gas Helps in Fruit Season
Gas provides comfort and efficient fuel for canning and fruit prep. It keeps kitchens cooler than old wood stoves and is presented as economical. Free connection for gas ranges offered, with reasonable prices.
Death of Thomas Henney at 73 in Finley hospital
Thomas Henney aged 73 years 6 months died Saturday July 14 1900 at Finley hospital at 5 30 am. Funeral from 1589 Bluff street Monday July 16 at 3 pm to St Johns Episcopal church. View remains Sunday 2 to 5 pm and Monday 9 to 12 am. Masons in charge of obsequies. Interment Linwood.
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Masons
Linwood
Fragmentary Political Rhetoric on Bossism and Bryan
The text presents a fragmented critique of bossism contrasting Hanna of Quay Platt Crom with Bryan era politics. It argues the republic will not mourn bossism and uses polemical language to distinguish factions and regional figures. The fragmentary nature limits precise attribution or event context.
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Agi Hanna
Quay
Platt
Crom
Republ
Bryan
Educational guide lists common errors for students
The article outlines frequent mistakes in usage and grammar, urging young readers to correct themselves early. It also advertises Burlington Route summer excursion rates to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Glenwood Springs Salt Lake City Ogden Sheridan and more with return dates through October 1900 and special fares to St Paul or Minneapolis via Chicago Great Western.
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Chicago Great Western Railway
Denver
F. B. Ross
Main Street
Dubuque
Iowa
ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Wieble Fouts
Burlington
Colorado Springs
Pueblo Glenwood Springs
Colo
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Utah
Sheridan
Wyncy Hot Springs
Custer
Deadwood
Spearfish
S. D
Chicago
Wanted Farm Produce Cleared by Mall Orders
Classified brief seeking all kinds of farm produce for mall orders and prompt filling. Also mentions wanted to buy a foot show cass.
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Sprot
A & Foot Show
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KEY City Gas CO
Sparky Ling
Comrade Thomas Henney
Reveille
William Marshall
Committee of Silver Men
New Jersey
James H. Fieming
James B. Howarth
Tennessee
James B. Converse
Morristown
Texas
T. P. Gore
Corsicana
R. C. Chambers
Salt Lake
J. H. White
Seattle
West Virginia
O. D., Hill
Kendalla
Wyoming
Ton
J. E. Osborne
Rawlins
John Toohey
Milwaukee
District of Columbia
J. M. Devine
Local Review
Telegraph
Messina
New York Financial Market
Greas Western
Ceceeens
Su Paul
Atchison
Stumn Allen
OTK Tan Tay
P.r.r.com
Missouri Pacific
Brdceseceeseere
Rock Island
Essecae
Yagdee “Wenis Etches
SBC
St. Michaels
Limburger
Sausago
Young Americas
Ife Ib
A. B. Frater & Co
San Jose
Unalaskea
Young People's Christian Union
London
Cione
Chicago Clearings
New York Exchange
Minneapolie
Theat
Milwaukkee
St. Louis
Clinton
Jackson
Clay
Benton
Webster
Douglas
Schreiner
Oxford
James Levi & Coo
Mom Thas
Ewe
J. Burns Grocer and Corn
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Tehsebore
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