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Newspaper

Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1900

Page

1

Jefferson County Democrats Open 1900 Convention

Jefferson County Democrats met in the county seat last Saturday to organize delegates for the state and congressional conventions. The gathering in the supervisors room elected officers, set committees on credentials and resolutions, and adopted a platform pledging support for Chicago 1896 principles and for Bryan.

Irman Jefferson Wty Board of Supervisors F. P. Mowery I. Jones P. E. Boesen J. Ready R. Ratcliff Committee Chicago Wm. J. Bryan Republican Party J. D. Evert I. D. Jones W.E. Cowan R. C. Prunty Lafayette Coop Alex. Gordon M. B. Sparks O. D. Stubbs W. H. Williams H. S. Stark M. J. Johnson John P. Manatrey State Central Committee D. P. Stubbs Jefferson County Iowa

Woman's Peril Ends in Cure by Electric Bitters

Mrs. I. B. Hunt of Lime Ridge Wisconsin faced gall stones and yellow jaundice with failing health. A doctor warned she had one chance left and urged an operation. After trying Electric Bitters she fully recovered, restoring stomach liver and kidney function. Price 50 cents at Geo. D. Clarke, druggist.

I. B. Hunt Lime Ridge Wis Geo. D. Clarke

Tribune Subscription Deal Keeps Old and New Readers Informed

The Tribune offers combined subscriptions with the Fairfield Tribune and Homestead at 1.50, St. Louis Semi-Weekly Republic at 1.55, Des Moines Weekly Iowgoe at 1.40, and Cincinnati Enquirer at 1.50. The offer applies to renewals and new subscriptions, with savings on other papers as well.

Tribune Fairfield Tribune Homestead St. Louis Republic Des Moines

Irreversible Constipation Health Ad Claimed By Candy

A damaged ad claims Cascarets Candy Cathartic cures constipation but warns the product may not work and mentions refunds and payment issues in unclear terms.

Spring and Summer Suitings Display in Fairfield

Announcement praising a broad line of fashionable cassimers chevriots and worsteds in stripes checks plaids and original weaves. The maker vows only the best materials and trims and guarantees quality. An early inspection is urged for Fairfield patrons.

Fairfield

Ohio Platform and Political Exchanges From 1900 Dialog

A controversial platform favors a united merchant marine while opposing harmful trusts. It notes Governor Nash’s administration and a Montana senator’s $10,000 payoff in a Clark vote. A sharp letter exchange follows, with a Kansas request for $260 and a Montanan reply offering a draft for $250. An absurd math puzzle about dogs and rabbits ends the clipping.

Kan Jim Clark Robert Kansas Helena Mont New York Emma

Dr King’s New Life Pills Promise Strength and Clarity

A 25 cent box of Dr King’s New Life Pills claims to enhance stomach and liver function, boosting strength and ambition with a clear brain. Sold by Geo. D. Clarke, druggist.

Glasgow tramway tale and distant debts teased in reports

The Scottish American notes an elderly Cadder resident in Glasgow staring down tramlines asking about electric cars. The Kansas City Times recalls a western Kansas politician whose Montana brother owes $250, still unpaid after years. The Clark bribery hearing before the U.S. Senate includes testimony suggesting further considerations.

Cadder Mitchell Lane Glasgow Kansas Montana Kansas City Times Clark United States Senate

Grain-O beverage: a coffee substitute for all ages

Try Grain-O, the new food drink that takes the place of coffee. Children may drink it without injury as well as adults. Grain-O resembles rich mocha or java in color but is made from pure grains and gentler on the stomach. Priced 15¢ to 25¢ per package, sold by all grocers.

Filippinos Republican Party United States F. P. Mowery Keokuk Java

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ferson County Democracy J. P. Manatrey Enn Wm. L. Coop Abingdon F. Mowery Batavia Okville T. S. Laughlin Ward Chas. A. Schneider J. F. Ready 3Rd Ward R. B.den 4Th Ward A. J. Rose Fairtownship Buchanan Labagh Round Prairie Alex Gor Cedar John Crawford Liberty E. Cowen W. L J. S. Coop B. Hook Ack Hawk John Bell I. Ryan Wm. Greeson Ckwood C. D. Chandler T. Z. Gillett O. H. Gillett Ingdon Sol Wilhelmsr L. Caldwell Tavia Alfred Johnson Williams Henry Koons Anderoung Joseph Parrett Kville Eller Irfield City W. H. Linn Huff C. A. Schneider P.e.boesen Bowermaster Rashaffer O. C. Temm R. Ben Ed. Campbell S. W. Coffin Spalding John Jeffers Rfield City D. P J. D. Jones H. S. Angstead Roserfield Township Chas. Young W.ller Robert F. Rat Democratic Committee ON Delegates Walnut Henry Bureker Penn Blackhawk Packwood Brookville Ed. Tuller Fairfield City W. H. Coop F. A. Bowermaster W. C. Spalding Fair Field Township Charley W. Young Round Praiie A. J. Lawson J. B. Thompson Jos A. H. Sumner R. F. Ratcliff Wm. Gifford al. Cline Vention Walnut Township Penn Township Albert Coop Black Hawk J. A. Johnson Packwood Sol Wilhelmsdorfer E.T. Fuller W. M. Coop Fairfield Township Chas. W. Young Lockridge James Hildebrand Geo. Watkins M. J. Liblin W. H. Rodabaugh J. A. Stewart D. Jones Sec Columbus O McKinley Porto Rico Philippines Abraham Lincoln Congress Philippine Islands Mark THE J.e.roth & CO Lindia J. Hammon the Tailor Republican Party of Ohio Nash State Senate Lunaticus London Globe
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