Parlor Advertisements and Local Notices From 1887
The column mixes business notices and local events. Residents urged to settle arrears, with Union Pacific officials visiting Carbondale. The issue promotes Collins Ague Cure and Dr Pierce remedies for malaria and dyspepsia, plus a marriage notice, a university declamation result, and multiple notices including a catarrh remedy.
Great Jubilee Sale Promises Bigger Bargains Nationally
Our Great Jubilee Sale Yesterday drew crowds and word spread nationwide. We offer Ladies silk mits at fifteen cents a pair, Handkerchiefs for five cents, and linen hem stitched initials for 12 1-2 cents. Also black silk louncings, Egyptian flouncings, 4 button kids, and various hose at low prices. Dress goods at half price, silks and surahs, and line after line of bargains. Our stock, unmatched in this city, invites comparison and shows to any customer.
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Lisle
Elephants Learn Tricks Only After Long Training Routine
Adam Forepaugh Jr and colleagues describe elephant training at Madison Square Garden. Elephants require a year of constant, repetitive work with strict control, as trainers emphasize routine over improvisation. Forepaugh notes individual cases of cunning, the need for daily practice, and animals’ health risks including cold and consumption.
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Adam Forepaugh, JR
Madison Square Garden
Adam Forepaugh
Forepaugh
John L. Sullivan
New York Tribune
German Jokes and Astronomy Lecture Anecdote
A professor delivers a lecture on astronomy and notes Mercury lies about 7,000,000 miles from the Sun. Afterward an auditor asks about the talk, and the reply shifts to the challenge of estimating the homes of stars, highlighting a humorous misdirection about vast distances.
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Mercury
New Narrow Gauge Incline Opens on Lookout Mountain
A new narrow gauge incline railroad up Lookout Mountain has just been completed at an estimated cost of about $200,000. The line runs from the foot of the mountain to the location where General Joe Hooker planted his flag, according to reports from New York.
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Lookout Mountain
Lookout ‘Mountain
Gen
Joe Hooker
New York
Boots and Salve Notices and Farm Loan Plans
J. E. Parke advertises a building site formerly occupied by Montgomery’s grocery destroyed by fire. Jockiem’s Aruba Salve promises cure for skin eruptions and piles with a 26 cent price. Barber Bros. and Mrs. Philip Hosford visit. Gleason Whitman offer farm real estate loans with Eastern capital at low rates for Douglas county and nearby areas.
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Jockiem
Aruba
Barber Bros
Gleason & Whitman
Douglas
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J. O. Brinkerhall
Kansas
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Bee Collins
Howard Fee
California
George Bew
E.T. Campbell
Hopkinsville, Ky
Lawrence
Pierce
Puckett
The
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C. F. Siler
Mattiew
University
R. E. Kroh
Fred Bowersock
Misa Nellie Palmer
Charles Sumner
H. ¥.M. Baer
N. A. Ayers
Julius Leipman
Land of
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W. W. Davis
Horace Greeley
Mr. Davis
Dr. Sage
J. E. Parke
Philip Hosford
Dubuque, Ia
Mrs
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Bernard Murray
Alck
Castoria
Douglas County
Jacob Hertz
Alford
Questerta
Tom Carrark Company
Fulton Street
Westen Farm Mortgage Co
Western Farm Mortgage Company
Invalids
Cal
Burreaus
Corres
Prrson
CAL Association
Main St
Bub
Invalids’ Hotel
Burgha Institute
Pitres
Lana
National Bank
Winthrop Street
City Library
L. H. Perkins
Caocoe
Art Crimxse
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J. S. Crew & Co
Wera
East Seas
Ferce
Wentzenkorn
Sie
Amel Ee X Ji
Adiie Tenpope
D. L. Hoadley
Kangag
New Territory
United States
Carey
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Douglas County Bank
W. Goodhue
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