Westbound timetable fragments from California Express to Omaha
A fragmented railroad timetable lists westbound trains including California Express No 5 Daily and Omaha Kansas City Express No 1 Daily with multiple locals Davenport Des Moines Minneapolis St Paul and Omaha services. It shows frequencies, Sundays exceptions, and evening arrival windows around 15 to 53 pm with freight accommodations noted.
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Californis Express
Omaha
Kansas City
Eee Pepe
Dus Moines
Sundiy
Davenport
Speseeeseneraseo
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Geneseo
Folleys
Cal
MailLamd Expres
Davy
St. Pacd
Grubs
Morday
Ginuha
Dath
Des Moings Lovich
Suniday
Breight Aetomndation
Retin ture of a regional eye specialist attracts repeat visits
A cryptic note describes a renowned eye specialist who treats multiple cases in neighboring towns, attends to four cures, and declines tea due to focus on work. The report notes loyal patients return yearly while other specialists see fewer visits.
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MPN Ind
Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint Ad Explains Quality
The ad touts Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint as full measure paint that guards property from decay. It warns against adulterated paint and uses a watchdog motif to claim honest protection day and night.
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Devoe
Snowflake Flour Flourishes In Schuyler Home Use
Snowflake Flour has been widely used by many Schuyler housewives for three or four years with excellent satisfaction. Your patronage is appreciated and solicited.
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Schuyler
Neb
What Makes Collars Crack
The article explains collar seam cracking from uneven dampening of the double fold and wing point collars. A dedicated dampening machine is used to apply moisture precisely, and the operator is careful to avoid mistakes.
Protection vs Revenue Only in the 1890s Tariff Debate
The piece argues for a protective tariff to shield U S industries from Old World competition, contrasting Republicans and Democrats over free trade. It cites Lord Masham’s free trade view, discusses Walker, Mills, McKinley, and Gorman Wilson laws, and notes a downturn from 1893 panic and foreign boycotts affecting farm and factory sectors.
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Republican Party
Democratic—Party
Lawdffare
Democratic Party
Lord Masham
United Kingdom
Hoke Smith
Custom House
New York
Lordoo Financial News
Europe
Trade policy debates and university plans mix with patent medicine
The article argues for protectionism to safeguard American jobs and industry while criticizing free trade. It references tariff impacts on dairy and manufacturing, mentions the Gorman-Wilson tariff, and cites British factory competition. It includes notes about Hampton University, its founders, and a pledge of religious openness, plus a drug advertisement for Dr Shoop's Cough Remedy endorsed for mothers and infants.
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Howard's Dairy
Department of Trade
Bread of Charity
Pew
Houshel O
Ste Cron Piayfarra
Afp
Murray
Shoop
Shoon
Electric Bitters Praised By Civil War Vet
David Walker of Fayette New York a Civil War veteran who lost a foot at Gettysburg endorses Electric Bitters. He says the tonic cured his stomach trouble after expensive doctor visits and keeps him strong. Sold for 450 cents at J E Wrights drug store.
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Oceano
Wanchester
Liverpool
New York
Chicago
Orabe
California
James Buchanan
Genesee
Ad.orn
Geneseo
David Walker
Fayette, NY
Gettysburg
J E. Wrights Drug Store
Pioneer Finds Rare Law Book From Entrikin Family
Fred Entrikin discovered a feather bound law book in his possession valued for two reasons. The 154 page volume, from the eleventh general assembly era, includes state treasurer and auditor reports and shows a treasury of 85100.91 with expenditures of 2000.52. It also contains an act permitting incorporation of Rock Island University and construction of buildings.
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Otrikgin
Metoe
W J. Entrikin
Minnors
General Assembliv
Fred
T H Flood & Co
Chicago
Rock Island University
Leon and Vicinity Farmers Rebuild After Fire Loss
In Leon, Ernest Toppert deals with fire damage to barns and corn cribs on his farm. A new barn will have a cement floor, and the double cribs will be rebuilt with concrete works planned alongside other nearby properties and road improvements. Local residents Lewis Lane Luther and John Vetter undertake concrete walks and tanks while Albert Shere relocates to Canada amid developments. Farmers describe progress despite long travel to markets and anticipate new electric road access.
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Ernest Toppert
Ais Farm
Leon
Topper
Loro
Tamyjacnov
Lewis Lane
Lewis
Canada
Luther
John Vetter
John Esthelman
Per
Aaron Brants
Gerber
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