J. E. Roth Opens Clearance on Shirt Waists
J. E. Roth announces closing sale of 60 shirt waists with prices greatly reduced and cost not considered, urging customers to take advantage of the bargain.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1898
Page
7
J. E. Roth announces closing sale of 60 shirt waists with prices greatly reduced and cost not considered, urging customers to take advantage of the bargain.
Local store advertises the largest lace curtain stock ever shown with special weekly prices claiming the best value in the city.
Advertisement notes rope portiers and line of door hardware offerings with fine combinations for both single and double doors. It highlights a varied assortment and emphasizes quality options for home or shop use.
Advertisement announces a double zone corset with long waist and strong stay for sizes 18 to 30 offered at 33 cents. The copy markets it as the best summer corset ever available at a low price.
The Fairfield Tribune lists subscription terms by duration with prices: one year in advance, six months, and three months at $1.00.
Mrs George D Clarke visits Ottumwa. Several relatives and visitors from Burlington Texarkana Chicago and Burlington include Miss Nellie Stever and Miss Jennie Wilkins. Travel and visits span Iowa Illinois Missouri Minnesota Wisconsin and Illinois with church and lake trips noted.
A child enjoys the pleasant flavor and soothing effect of Syrup of Figs as a laxative and family remedy. The California Fig Syrup Co markets it as a trusted product. Also advertised are at home writing jobs paying twenty five cents per hundred words, with ten cents for details, via The Sioux City Business College in Sioux City, Iowa.
The Tribune records the death of Wray Black, 15, from an accidental gunshot in Wyoming while visiting a friend. He was the cherished eldest son of T. R. Black of Salt Lake City and a native Fairfield youth, beloved by family and community who mourn his loss.
A county list compiled by County Auditor Geo R Horn shows Jefferson County landowners with five hundred or more acres. Led by Ward Lamson of Fairfield and B F Bowers of Round Prairie, the roster includes A S McPherson Black Hawk Andrew Anderson Polk and many others in Fairfield Des Moines Round Prairie Walnut Cedar Locust Grove and Polk townships with holdings ranging from 510 to 1 054 acres.
The stock of hardware and book accounts owned by John Goehner at the old J. W. Burnett stand near the C B & Q depot was taken under a $3,000 chattel mortgage held by Jacob Goehner. A bill of sale was later issued to Jacob for the same amount and the business now operates under his control. Other unsecured creditors estimate total indebtedness at $1,200 to $1,500. Some unsecured creditors may seek relief in the United States court under the new bankruptcy law.
Charles A. McCoy, oldest son of J. B. McCoy, now captains Co. K of the 2d United States Volunteer Infantry. The immune regiment from Louisiana, home at Lake Charles, is headed to Santiago for garrison duty. They were stationed in Covington Louisiana and sailed from New Orleans on July 25 aboard the City of Berlin.
Charles Johnson of Nebraska lectured to the Epworth League Sunday night. Miss Mary Light plans a Temperance lecture next Sunday. The League will visit New Sweden on August 7. Harry Whitney of the 49th Iowa spoke with H. and Mary Heaton. he ends a Fort Leavenworth trip with a commission exam. Mrs. Parker died after months of suffering. burial at Salem. Beulah Root cut her face severely from a glass jar accident.
J. E. Hague of the 1st Nebraska Volunteer Infantry writes from Camp Merritt near Golden Gate Park about military life in July 1898. He notes large celebrations, hospitality, and plans for deployment aboard the Pennsylvania ship bound for Honolulu and then Manila, with morale high and resolve to avenge the Maine in the Pacific.
An 19th century style advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a cure for back pain, kidney trouble, malaria, and nervous complaints. Claims to toning liver and kidneys, purifying blood, and restoring vigor. Promises relief from constipation headaches fainting and melancholy with a vegetable laxative formula sold for 50 cents at J. D. McDowell's drug store.
The democrats of Jefferson county Iowa will meet in a delegate convention at the Fairfield courthouse Saturday September 3 1898 at eleven A M to select delegates to the State and congressional conventions and nominate county officers including Clerk Auditor County Attorney Recorder and Supervisor. Delegates based on township and vote counts with invitations extended to all supporters of honest government to attend primaries September 1 7:30 P M at local voting places. By order J F Ready Chairman. Ohio Excursion to G A R Encampment at Cincinnati Thos Bell Fairfield Ia announces an excursion leaving about September 1 with cheap round trip rates.
The Second ward saw three alarms last week with fires at Turney Wagon Works paint shop, John Wisecarver’s kitchen near the college, and Mrs. Bessie Schriner’s woodshed near the Catholic church. All were extinguished before main firemen arrived.
For sale a 492 acre Crawford farm four miles south of town. Described as a good stock farm with ample water. Inquiries directed to Thomas Crawford.
A young seaman named Harry Fiona, discharged from the U S Navy at San Francisco, traveled overland from Boston and reached Omaha with twenty five dollars. He recounted ties to Lieut McCrackin and Lieut Clarke of the Marietta and Mare Island Navy Yard, met by Sheriff Black in Fairfield, then aided and sent on to Chicago to seek work.
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