Change of life eased by Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
The article promotes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a remedy for the menopausal transition. It cites a testimonial from Mrs Maggie Morris of Munson Station Pa praising relief from sickness during the change of life after using Favorite Prescription along with Golden Medical Discovery and Pellets.
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Dr. Pierce
Republican Office and Editors' Residence Phones
A brief item lists contact numbers for the Republican office and editors residence, noting phone lines 9 and 78 respectively.
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Republican
Editors
Political slate and national notes from The Henry Republican
The piece lists local political candidates for U S Senator Clerk Supreme Court State Treasurer and other posts. It also notes census liquor consumption and remarks on Harry Tracy the Spokane outlaw. Additional items discuss Republican prospects in Marshall county and historic presidential yacht usage by Buchanan Lincoln Cleveland and Roosevelt.
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U. S
Albert J. Hopkins
Supreme Court
Chris Mamer
Frederick A. Busse
Alfred Bayliss
Wm. B. McKinley
L.A. Kerrick
Caura B. Evans
Congress
Joseph V. Graff. Poe
Josiah Kerrick
I. Mish
B. W. Wright
Julius H. Uebler
August Stein
St Paul
Buchanan
Harriet Lane
White House
Lincoln
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Bachelor Fort Responds to Lectures on Marriage
Senator R. B. Fort of La con defends bachelorhood in Chicago remarks after Dr E. Benjamin Andrews condemns unwedded life. He argues marriage costs and duties limit public service, noting bachelors can serve constituents evenings without family obligations and that public salaries hinder marriage.
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Bob"’ Fort
E. Benjamin Andrews
University of Nebraska
R. B. Fort
Lacon
Senator Fort
Chicago
Dr Andrews
University of Chicago
Illinois
Chautauqua Days Second Letter From Mrs Jones
Evelyn Ellsworth Jones describes Chautauqua life in 1902 detailing hotel and cottage living, self serving meals, tents and summer homes, meals tickets, and open air routines. She outlines a typical day with lectures, devotional services, choir practice, excursions, and social events, highlighting the open air culture and varied activities at Chautauqua, N.Y.
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Chautauqua
Athenaeum
Hall of Philosophy
Hall In the Grove
Grigg
George Jackson
Edinboro
C. S.8
C. Council
France
Miller Park
Lake Shore
Evelyn Ellsworth Jones
Chautauqua, N. Y
Rock Island Railroad Reorganization Forms Two Major Companies
The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad Company and The Rock Island Company are created with large capital stocks and bonds. Leadership includes William T. Rankin as president of the former and W. M. Moore succeeding R. R. Cable at the latter, with a list of notable directors. The mileage expands from 8900 miles in 1900 to about 8000 in operation after extensions with linked lines, plus 200 new locomotives and 7000 cars added since last January.
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Rock Island
Great Rock Island
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad Company
Towa
William T. Rankin
Rock Island Company
New Jersey
Leeds
R. R. Cable
W. M.moore
Cable
Marshall Field
H. C. Frick
William H. Moore
J. H. Moore
D. G. Reid
Will Meet in Wenona Presbytery Conference
The Wenona Presbyterian church hosts the Bloomington Presbytery for its fall meeting with a workers conference to follow. With 53 churches in the Presbytery, delegates and visitors are anticipated from across the area as the conference and presbytery open to the public and promise unusually strong programs.
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Wenona
Presbyterian Church of
Bloomington
Chicago
Obituary for P. F. Phillips 1844 1902 Whitewood SD
P F Phillips died August 1 1902 after 11 months of illness aged 58. Born Theresa New York July 20 1844 he lived in Michigan Illinois before settling in the Black Hills. He served as elder and trustee in churches and was a longtime AOUW member and presbytery commissioner. Funeral was August 3 at the Presbyterian church with interment at Bare Butte cemetery Sturgis.
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P. F. Phillips
Phillips
Church
H. Foland
Presbyterian Church
Brother Lodge
Bare Butte
Sturgis
Whitewood
Theresa
Jefferson County
N. Y
Michigan
Illinois
Emma L. Davison
Phillipsville
Ontario
Black Hills
Democratic Convention Nominates Niehaus for Congress
The 16th district Democrats met in Peoria with Cunningham as temporary chair and Woou as temporary secretary. Niehaus was nominated to run against Graff, with the congressional committee named including Cooper Fitzgerald Dabbb Hopkins Dipman Kays Mansfield Dougherty Levison Barney Frommer and others.
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16Th Congressional District
Peoria
Cunningham
Tazewell
L. G. Woou
Marshall County
J. M. Niehaus
J. W. Graff
Congressional
Thomas Cooper
John Fitzgerald
James Dabb
George L. Hopkins
Bureau
W. O. Dipman
Stark
John A. Kays
Putnam
Henry Mansfield
D. Dougherty
F. D. Joey
I. J. Levison
Homer Barney
C. A. Frommer
Marshall
Democratic central committee organizes for campaign in Ve nona
The 16th senatorial district Democratic central committee met in Veona at Mayor Gregg's office to organize for the campaign. Officers named were R. Cweddale of Washburn as chairman and A. C. Bell of Dwight as secretary, with members S. A. Rathburn Z. E. Yost B. Yaeger J. D. Ball A. R. Hancock J. W. Otto Thomas Paxton and Charles Cook from various towns. Forrest Bros. advertise bargain counter in the piece.
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Democratic Central Committee
Venona
Gregg
R. Cweddale
Washburn
A. C. Bell
Dwight
S. A. Rathburn
Z. E. Yost
Pontiac
B. Yaeger
Henry
J.D. Ball
Toluca
A. R. Hancock
Lacon
J. W. Otto
Magnolia
Thomas Paxton
Charles Cook
Hennepin
Forrest Bros
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George A. Burt
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