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Lawrence Weekly Journal

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1888

Page

7

Stove praise from Douglas county buyers boosts Etna sales

Grant township and North Lawrence residents laud last year’s stove for quick heating, low fuel use, and excellent draught. Dr Gifford also calls it high quality and attractive. New cold air flue design improves heat circulation. Etna cooking stove remains best seller with 1300 sold in eleven years and guaranteed satisfaction.

Rev. Howland Dr. EsTery MR. Brayless Indians Cash Grocery Alonzo Ellison Joseph Garrett Grant Township Milton Pettybone North Lawrence Gifford Douglas County

Vidette Expose Stir Sparks Denials in Kansas City Times

Whisfield Kansas notes the Kansas City Times printed a four column Vidette expose from a Courier interview. Editor Greer denounces the Times story as wholly fabricated claiming he alone exposed the secret order and that he possesses all original documents. He denies involvement by C A Henrie and rebuts a Poorman telegram claim. affidavits from Bellaire residents support Poorman’s presence.

Whisfield Kan Kansas City State Central Committee C. A. Henrie of Topek Poorman Bellaire Coffeyville

Telegraphy Revolutionizes Encoding System

Dr J Harris Rogers introduces a ten character alphabet telegraph system resembling a typewriter. He claims messages can be written with ten keys and over 200 words per minute. A 76 word test achieved 25 seconds on wire and tape in plain type.

New York J. Harris Rogers Rogers

Scratched 28 Years of Relief From Skin Disease

A grateful letter extols Cuticura remedies for a long lasting skin ailment described as resembling leprosy. The writer, once suffering from psoriasis and related conditions, credits Cuticura Soap Resolvent and Pills with clearing skin, stopping itching, and ending a decades long habit of scratching. They accuse medical treatment of failure and note the products were inexpensive and available everywhere.

Peron

Sanford's Radical Cure for Catarrh in 1900s tone

A promotional notice extols Sanford's Radical Cure for catarrh, claiming instant relief even in chronic cases. It describes symptoms like sneezing, watery eyes, throat inflammation, and choking sensations, and touts a rapid, permanent cure with a bundled kit priced at $1 from Potter Drug Co. Boston.

Sanford Potter Drea & Chemical Co Boston

Fearful Accident On Huntington Broad Top RR

A derailed hand car on the Sandy Run branch killed and injured several railroad workers. Samuel Hastings died instantly, Mather Leesh suffered fatal head injuries, Samuel Knight and Lon Knight were badly cut, Nicholas Stevens fatally injured, and Daniel Swisher broke his back. A second car truck narrowly avoided a crash.

Pirrspere Sandy Run Huntington Broad Top William Stull Samuel Hastings Mather Leesh Land Run Samuel Knight Lon Knight Samuel Nicholas Stevens Daniel Swisher

Bereft of their homes five thousand settlers face removal

Toreka Kas Nov 3 Judge Brewer rules in Allen county land case that alternate sections granted to the Missouri Kansas and Texas railway belong to the railroad. Settlers must give up possession on fertile lands. about 5,000 families displaced after ten to fifteen years of occupation and improvements.

Toreka Kas Brewer Allen County Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway

General Harrison Receives Gold Cane Gifts in Pollis Visit

Inprana Pollis on November 3 reports General Harrison drew many callers including two Chicago Catholic priests who gave a gold headed cane from a prior entertainment. He has received about fifty canes since nomination and seldom carries one. He answered vast mail and replied to the Rector brothers who sent him the jack rabbit. The Cumberland Harrison and Morton ball arrived from the east for tonight's parade.

Inprana Pollis Harrison Chicago Rector Boys Cumberland Harrison Morton Ball

Express Messenger Robbed Near New Orleans

The United States express messenger on the New Orleans and Northeastern railway was robbed at 5 a m between Lacy and Derby stations fifty miles from New Orleans. The amount stolen is not disclosed but believed to be between 40000 and 50000 dollars.

New Orleans United States Express New Orleans & Northeastern Railway Lacy Derby

Misfortune Turns To Hair Tonic And Imperial News

A humorous line suggests using Warner's Log Cabin Hair Tonic to regain a better head of hair after misfortune. An England edition publishes reports by German doctors on the late Emperor Frederick, presenting historical medical commentary.

Warner England Frederick

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