Las Guasimas battle reenactment at Hall’s Opera House
A Friday evening program on February 3 presents a true reproduction of the Las Guasimas battle, first time in the state. Captains Capron and Fish are noted for their deaths, with precise motion and visible shots. The Edison Co financed the production, and the event promises a vivid battlefield experience. DeWitts Little Early Risers advertised as a remedy for constipation and liver troubles.
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Hall's
Opera House
Las Guasimas
Capron
Fish
Edison Co
Notice of Election of Trustees at Congregational Church
The Congregational Church and Society will hold a business meeting with the church social on February 15, 1899, to elect two trustees and other officers. L. FE McNaus, Clerk. Also notes local notices of illness and an obituary-like item about R. T. McDonald.
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Congregational Church and Society
L. Fe, McNaus
Dangers of the Grip and Local Health Remedies
Dangers of la grippe include pneumonia risk unless careful treatment. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is promoted as a safe, fast cure and preventive, with W N McKechen selling it. Also noted are brief mentions of Chief Simon Pokayon’s death in Allegan Michigan, and a New Year liver health claim for De Witts Little Liver Pills. A local notice promises refunds on Greene's Syrup of Tar and lists supporting merchants.
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W. N. McKechen
Greene
W.N. McKueney
Annams & Hamornproon
LaGrippe Remedies and Health Ads from Chicago Druggists
Advertisements from LaGrippe era highlight Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for lagrippe and pneumonia prevention, with W. N. McKeehen and DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve offered for piles skin diseases and injuries. Dr King’s New Discovery touted for coughs and pneumonia prevention, with testimonials from W. N. McKeehen and a Columbus, Ga., user. Also mentions One Minute Cough Cure, Electric Bitters, and Dr. King’s New Life Pills as cures and health boosters.
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8. A. Fackler
The
Miranopy
Fla
Hustler
W.N. McKeehen
DeWitt
W. N. McKeehen
Paul Perry
Columbus
Arnica Salve and War Book Ads in One Fragment
An old advertisement fragment touts Backlin’s Arnica Salve for skin ailments with claims of relief for fever sores corns and bruises priced at 26 ets a box sold by a druggist Me Keehen. Separate notice promotes a government commissioned war book The Rise of the Philippines by Marat Hatstead with photos, low prices and credit terms from FP. T. Bansen in Chicago.
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Arnica
WON
Me Keehen
Marat Hatstead
Francisco
Pacific
Honolulu
Hong Kong
Manila
Apulnuldo
T. Bansen
Hoo’y
Btar Togurance Bidg
Chicago
Local Items Priced From Five to One Twenty Five Cents
A terse price note lists items priced from 25 cents to 1.25 dollars. The line shows a few figures like 500 and Tac oe with unit prices tagged in cents or dollars, suggesting a brief catalog or sale listing in a small ad.
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DR. Bolan
Bolan
Fremont
Hilton
Angola
Hendry
Sremont Eagle
Warren D, Wells
DeWitts
W.N. MfeKechen
R. T. McDonald
Fort Wayne
Simon Pokayon
Allegan, Mich
de Witts
Arly Kisers
WN McReehen
Thomas Whitfield & Co
Wabashav
Grip
Dr. King
Angula Herald
George W. Waitt
South Gardiner
Chamberlain
WN. McKeehen
A.J. Sheperd
Agricultral Journal and Advertiser
Elden, Mo
W. N. MvcKeehen
McKeehen’s
Indianapolis Sun
Gilbert
Bismarck
Creat
McReehen
Boston
Ulster
Stotk
Cc. L. Shatenberger
W. C. Book
Fremont, Ind
Mt. Biercing
Ohis
Public Square
A. R. Dickinson
Reading, Mich
Agt
Steuben, Branch and
Hillsdale Cos
O. K
Fremont Eacpe
A. T. Morris
Cincinnati
D. Schaeffer
Durled IN
Hall & Son
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