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Newspaper

Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1900

Page

7

Local residents travel and attend visits around the region

W B King attended the Hanson Lundell wedding in Burlington. Many names appear visiting relatives or traveling to Chicago Ottumwa Mt Pleasant Galesburg and Lake Okoboji. The Tribune notes reunions and departures including Rev Jenkins and his family leaving Parsons College for Pennsylvania.

W.B. King Burlington Jenkins Pennsylvania Dr. Jenkins Parsons College

Annual conventions and summer excursions listed in rail fare notice

Annual convention of the Baptist Young Peoples Union of America in Cincinnati July 10 to 15 followed by a one fare plus two dollars round trip. Biennial convention of the National Republican League in St Paul July 15 to 17 at the same fare. Biennial Conclave Knights of Pythias in Detroit August 25 to 28 with same fare. Summer excursions to multiple western cities with sale dates June 5 and 19 August 7 and 21, stopovers allowed for 15 days. P. E. Heflin.

Baptist Young Peoples Union of America Cincinnati National Republican League St. Paul Mion Knights of Pythias Detroit Mich Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Glenwood Springs Col Salt Lake City Ogden Utah Hot Springs Spearfish Deadwood Custer, S. Dak Sheridan Wyo

Cure Constipation Forever with Cascarets Candy Cathartic

An old advertisement claims Cascarets cure constipation for sure. If Cascarets fail, druggists refund money.

Hedrick Visitors and Local Travel Notes

Chas Wilkins visited Hedrick last Thursday while Miss Helen Bean spent time with relatives in Ottumwa. H C Alston, Hugh Carmichael and Jay Copeland attended Hedrick races. Mrs John Davies visited in Omaha. Mrs J P Carpenter returned from Fontanelle Iowa. Mrs Brown and daughter of Bona Parte Iowa left after guests at David Sense’s home. T M Woods and family moved from West Grimes Street.

Helen Bean Ottumwa H.C. Alston Hugh Carmichael Jay Copeland Hedrick J. P. Carpenter Fontanelle Iowa

To Cure Constipation Forever With Candy Cathartic

An advertisement promises relief from constipation using Candy Cathartic with a money back guarantee if it fails. It lists dosage codes 10e or %e and urges readers to try the product through druggists offering refunds.

Conger Cable Says Pekin Siege Persists Amid Danger

Washington reports a public cable from Minister Conger dated Aug 7 from Tsix Nan Yamen. He says the legation is still besieged with the Chinese government demanding departure from Pekin, daily rifle fire by imperial troops, scarce ammunition and provisions, and two Yemeni ministers executed. All American legation members are well at present.

Washington Conger State Department Tsix-Nan Yamen Pekin Yemen Legation United States

Prohibition Speaker Attacks McKinley in Fairfield Park

Rev. O D Ellett state chairman of the prohibition party speaks in Fairfield park to a small crowd. He denounces McKinley as dishonest and hypocritical and blames liquor interests for societal ills. He condemns Anheuser Busch and asserts prohibition as the cure, ending with a failed hat collection.

Fairfield Park O. D. Ellett Prohibition Party Prohibition Anheuser-Bush Anheuser McKinley Ellett Lazarus Mark Mack Earth Hell Bryan

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Proved Best in War Front Claims

Twenty nine officers and men report Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the best remedy for scratches bruises cuts wounds sore feet and stiff joints. Also effective on burns skin eruptions and piles priced at 25 cents a box with a cure guaranteed by Geo. D. Clarke, druggist.

Geo. D. Clarke

Camp meeting at Floyd Laughlin's grove near Fairfield

Cumberland Presbyterian church members plan a camp meeting at Floyd Laughlin's grove seven miles west of Fairfield starting August 15 for two weeks or longer. Revs Hobbs and Herdman will preside. Everyone is invited.

Cumberland Presbyterian Church Floyd

Worker killed by 1040 volt line at Mt. Pleasant Iowa

Geo Dugdale, whveman at the electric light plant, died after contact with a 1040 volt circuit at a pole behind Shaw's store. He climbed to insert a fuse and, while seated on a cross arm, touched the fuse box and received the full current. He fell, hung by the arm, and died instantly. A similar pole earlier caused another accident.

MT. Pleasant Iowa Geo. Dugdale Shaw's Hol Schriner Dugdale

Climate and Crop Service Weekly Summary

The week ending August 6 was warmer than usual with little rain except light showers in the northeast. Conditions favored grain in shock and reduced risks from prior heavy rains. Corn shows strong progress, with late planted crops needing rain. State averages: corn 105, millet 98, flax 95, buckwheat 91, broom corn 4, sorghum 97, apples 70, grapes 71, pastures 97, potatoes 95. 1899 figures for comparison are listed likewise.

Krause's Headache Capsules Promote Local Trial At State Fair

Gilbert Iowa resident Mr C M Wilson reports good results from Krause's Headache Capsules used at the State Fair. He mentions neighbors wish to试试 and sends an express order for $1 to obtain four boxes. Sold by Bradshaw Thoma druggists.

C. M. Wilson Gilbert Iowa Krause Bradshaw & Thoma, Bruggists

House for sale in Fairfield Iowa with outbuildings

One seven room house with summer kitchen and a coal and wood house. Good barn for four horses and two buggies. Nearly as good as new. 1118 C C Walker Fairfield Iowa.

Grain-O praised as healthier coffee substitute by Lillie Sochor

A Nebraska reader from Daviderry endorses Grain-O from Genessee Pure Food Co. Le Roy New York. She notes a brother who drank coffee became ill and improved after switching to Grain-O, concluding she would not be without it. The letter is dated April 1 1900.

Daviderry Neb Genessee Pure Food Co le Roy, N.Y Graino Lillie Sochor

Free Open House Next Door to Our Store

Community invites visitors to a free event at the room next door west of the store. Tables will be provided and patrons may bring baskets, which can be left safely and kept cool during the event.

Ice Water for the Ladies Wash and Toilet Meeting

Promises of a social gathering inviting ladies to bathe in cold water for cleansing and toilet preparation. Fragments of plans suggest inviting friends to join at a unspecified location and time.

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J.e.roth & CO J. E. Roth Nickless Hunt’s North Side City Chicago Anna Ireland Lela Eldon Jno. Hoopes Mary Mount Gertrude Hunt Hinsdale Montana W.C. Ball Petersburg, Ill Chas. Fulton Emma Letts Clarinda Nellie Banfield Minnie Blair Omaha W. W. Juckin Fred Swan Creston Our City C. W. Wade S. Saunders Ft. Madison His Wm. Lynch Floyd Letts Ames M. McElroy Cleveland Margaret Calhoun Galesburg Della Culler Memphis Sam Culler George Mount Tribune Force May Robinson Mrs John Hoopes Effie Karnes Litchfield, Ltl T. B. Short Maria Bell St. Marys Kansas Joe Carbaugh Tom Jones Grand Lodge, K. of P Waterloo Ona Bright Nellie Jordan L. T. Gobbie Carthage A. Messenger Lineville W. H. Sawtell Kansas City A. W. McElhany M. H. Cuddy Wm. Harris Grand Lodge K. of P John Ireland Leland Bradshaw Keota Nellie Israel Lake Okoboji A. W. Jaques Lake Superior Nora Huston Queen City, Mo T. R. Kendell John H. Merckens Grand Lodge of K. P.’s Alva Workman Carmichael & Workman Alva Rocky Mountain Undertakers Fairfield and Libertyville Junkin & Baker P. E. Heflin Chas. Wilkins John Davies Omaha, Neb T. M. Woods and West Grimes Street Camp Meeting George Dugdale CLIAMTE+AND CROP SERVICE Towa State Fair C. C, Walker Fairfield, Lowa GEO. W. White & Son Mendenhall Block Cor. Square District Court of Jefferson County Louis Thoma Bradshaw J. W. Quillen Iowa State Savings Bank Fairfield Anguage Gripe Bradshaw & Thoma State of Iowa John Dill Agnes Dill William Dill Ron Dill Polly Ann Graber Flora Parsons John Parsons Frank Graber Kit Carson Graber Ellen M. Graber Stanbad Stanbad Lettie Greenland Frank Greenland Fairfield Loan and Building Association of Walrfield District Court State of Lowa Thomas Hawk Jane Hawk Lowa J. D. Jones Ady Iown John K. Patterson A. L. Patterson L. A. Patterson Fred Patterson Ella Patterson Armstrong E. F. Simmons Florence da Garrett John Patterson State of Thomas Laughlin D. Jones A. D Laura A. Gregg I. D. Jones Atiy Druguists Hobbs Add Sterling Remedy Co THE Tribune
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