Death of J. R. Davis in Brush Colorado
J R Davis aged 62 died Saturday after brief illness in Brush Colorado. He was born in Lynchburg Virginia and served in the Confederate army. He leaves a wife and children Julia Lexington Missouri Floyd Percy Illinois R Dent Davis of Brush and William Davis of Scottsbluffs among others. Funeral services were held at his son's home and his body shipped to Lexington Missouri.
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J. R. Davis
Mr. Davis
Lynchburg
R. Dent Davis
Brash
William Davis
Scottsbluffs
Julia
Lexington
Missouri
Floyd Davis
Percy
Illinois
Kansig City
Secker
Brush
Dad Davis
Southland
Abe Lincoln
South
Davis
Remains of Thos P Ander son Brought From Leavenworth
The remains of Thos P Anderson were transported on the afternoon train Thursday from the Soldiers Home at Leavenworth Kansas where he died Wednesday Presley Anderson a son living at Odessa accompanied the remains The body was buried at Oak Grove cemetery 17 miles northeast of Warrensburg funeral by Rev J M Downing of Pavetteville He was well known in Johnson county and lived with Theo Hyatt and L C Gore for years He had lived in Odessa with Presley for about seven years where he suffered a hip fracture from a fall and never fully recovered He was 74 years old and survived by two sons Presley
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Thos. P. Anderson
Leavenworth
Kansas
Presley Anderson
Odessa
Oak Grove
Warrensburg
J. M. Downing
Pavetteville
Anderson
Johnson County
Theo, Hyatt
L. C. Gore
Presley
Bryan Blames Democratic Press For Missouri Loss
Mr Bryan accuses Missouri Democratic papers of opposition as the cause of his defeat. The papers, he alleges, failed to back him, though they supported his third campaign more than in prior runs. The Glasgow Missourian notes Col Buford the auctioneer is to be crowned Warrensburg’s champion walker, with a group planning to ride the local freight to a Robt Collin sale nearby.
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Bryan
Missouri
Democratic Press of
Tim
Glasgow Missourian
Col. Buford
Warrensburg
Rob’t
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Fox chase gang maneuvers near Warrensburg sale
Buford, named spokesman for a sale, fled on foot as a train dragged a hit. The others waited. Buford cut across lots and reached the sale near Post Oak, while the gang continued. They plan to use Buford again in future fox chases in the area.
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Centerview
Buford
Warrensburg
Post Oak
Democrat
Wisconsin primary money talks in senatorial race
Reports from February 17 hearings show Republican candidates Samuel A. Cook W H Hatten and Senator Stephenson each claiming high campaign costs while a Democratic contender cited poverty politics and expenses of about 1075.87 in a statewide primary. The debate questions how money dictates primary success versus conventions. Other items mention printers protesting textbooks by convicts Missouri and a train accident near Lexington Junction in which A E Hibbard escaped serious injury.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Samuel A. Cook
W. H. Hatten
Stephenson
Mark You
United States
Platt City
How to Cure Your Piles in Home Remedy Terms
A physician asserts that the knife isn’t needed for piles and chronic cases. He cites numerous letters from cured patients and promotes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a safe laxative that restores natural bowel movements, often curing piles caused by constipation. Many testimonials claim relief after use, with bottles sold everywhere. The ad promises free samples from Pepain Syrup Co. to new users.
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Caldwell
M. HH
Miller
Moneague
Dr. Caldwell
H. N. John
Minneapolis
Kan
Dr. Caddwell
All
Pepain Syrup Co
Caldwell Bldg
Monticello
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John Anderson
North Missouri
Star
C. W. Loomis
Barkley Crossing
Lexington Junction
A. E. Hibbard
Mr. Hibbard
Buckner Record
Jox L
Lang's
Willson Co
C. A
Giberno Seel
Crenshaw
L. E. Mark
Main Street
Farm Insurance
F.R. Howe
Eeee
Wwhite’s
Ballard-Snow Liniment Co
ST. Louis
Crenshaw & Young
The
Gas Company
Coponicuts &c
Hendtig
Nereen Ben Lionn
Peenrina Patera
Munn
Recelv
Scientific Fiber
Munn & CO
Ofice
Waeabrigston
Dallas
FT. Worth
Houston
Galveston
VIA
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain
Texas
Eor
Loomis
Winkler Furniture
Maus
Victor Edison
Columbia
J. M. Gallemore, M. D
Briggs’ Jewelry Store
Trower Bros
Sam R. Trower
Harry F. Trower
Bene, Rively
Barse Lion CO
Kaienh Oly Brock Yards
A, Egle
Tros Franklin Ave
J. E. Tucker
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