Free trial of Dr Miles nervous disease treatment
A bold offer from Dr. Miles Medical Association promises $2.50 worth of a new treatment free to readers suffering from nerve brain heart liver and stomach disorders. The Chicago physician claims three times the usual success, with a curative elixir tablets laxative pills and a plaster chosen per case. Testimonials from notable figures accompany the appeal.
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Miles
EB. Spileman
United States
Lces
Ban Dingo
Cal
Mies
Truman de Weest
Chicago Times Herald
Hoa
W.A. Waten
Jamestown N.Y
Census Helpers Named Across County for Assembling Population
A listing of women appointed by Census Supervisor Gurney of Hulsdaly to assist in the upcoming census shows their duties include asking standard questions. The roster names numerous precincts and townships with designated workers such as J. J. Hooper, Nellie P. Manhurst, Anna F. OLeary, and E. W. Newlin among others.
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Gurney
Hulsdaly
Sam
Albion
J. WW
Robinson
M. D. Shepard
Td Ayird
S. M. Reed
Lane
Albion Township
EB. Ball
Athens
L. Wood
Battle Creek
Henry Hodge
Anna F. O’leary
E. W. Newlin
Pff Cole
J. J. Hooper
Nellie P. Manhurst
J. &. Chisholm
A. BR. Powell
Miner
Headford
E. R. Hawilton
Burlington
Barton
Clarence
Weedsyle
Clarendon
L. M Ballentine
Convis
A. H. Harrington
Eckford
L. ©. Robinson
Emmett
E. Kistler
Bredonia
H. J. Day
Homer G. D. Burt
Lee
BL. Milburn
Leroy
H. D. Bushnell
Marengo
J. R Smith
Marshall City
Ist
Simmons
W. H. Bordsweith
J. Blakeslee
Marshall Township
J. H. Fountain
Newton
Francisco
Penntindd
O. A
Predenburg
Sheridan
B.C Franklin
Uekonsha
A. Failing
Soldiers Relief Commission Formed by Probate Judge Lane
Probate Judge Lane Friday appointed three members of the Soldiers Relief Commission. J. J. Cornwell of Emmett serves 3 years, Q. G. Hubbard of Albion 2 years, and H. A. Clute of Marshall 1 year. The group organized with Cornwell as president and H. A. Chute as secretary.
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Lane
Kadence
Buch
The
Soldiers Relief Commission
J. J. Cornwell
Emmett
Q. G. Hubbard
Albion
H. A. Clute
Marshall
J.J. Cornwell
H. A. Chute
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Marriage licenses issued for Chas A Eastman of Monroa and Mrs Rachel Jennings of Marshall. Ira B Ingerson and Edith Webb of Battle Creek. Lewis and Lillian O Stevens of Albion. Emory F Hagerman and Annabelle Melody of Burlington. Elbert H Henshaw and Mary Stuzak of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. A. Eastman
Monroa
Rachel Jennings
Marshall
Ira B. Ingerson
Edith Webb
Battle Creek
Lewis
Lillian O. Stevens
Albion
Emory F. Hagerman
Annabelle Melody
Burington
Elbert H. Henshaw
Mary Stuzak
Chicago
Improved Surispuriia tablet cure for many diseases
An improved Surispuriia compound in tablet form claims to cure blood and skin diseases anemia scrofula rhennation syphilitic affections dye pepsix catarrhal conditions and il liousnessa. It asserts no mercurial or poisonous drugs and says it regulates stomach liver and bowels. Priced at 50 eta per box, sold by Swartwoot Swartwoot Druggists, Marshall Mich.
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Swartwoot
Marshall Mich
Ten Oclock Fire Destroys Woodshed Near Royal
Fire at Mrs. Roe’s West Prospect home near Eagle Friday night started in a woodshed. Unknown cause, tenants Mr. and Mrs. Johnson say no fire earlier. Fire confined to woodshed, smoke damage and broken windows. damage not expected to exceed 100 dollars. Lee Upton cut hand by broken glass while aiding rescue.
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J. J. DeShane
Lee Upton
Trip Through West by Great Eastern Newspapers Party
A May 15 departure from New York will send a party of experienced newspaper men from the Great Eastern Newspaper League on a six month tour of the west. The group will include writers artists photographers and business reps from the New York Sun Philadelphia Times Boston Journal and Baltimore Herald. They will cover Missouri Michigan Minnesota Nebraska Oregon Montana Wisconsin Wyoming Washington Kansas Iowa the Dakotas New Mexico Indiana Illinois Colorado Idaho California and Arizona.
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New York
West
Great Eastern Newspaper League
New York Sun
The
Philadelphia Times
Boston Journal
Baltimore Herald
Pittsburg
Pacific Coast
Missouri
Michigan
Minnesota
Nebraska
Oregon
Montana
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Washington
Kansas
Iowa
Dakotas
New Mexico
Indiana
Illinois
Colorado
Idaho
California
Arizona
River conditions delay huge dam project near Marshall
As river levels fall construction of the large Cereses dam moves forward though current plans face weather risks. The steel structure, first of its kind in the region, will use Ceresco power to aid the Allegro dam. The Ceresco project links to a relay station and the streetcar line toward Marshall proceeds rapidly.
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Kulaihugoo
Regan
Ceresco
Allegro
Marshall
District approves extra 45000 bond for new school
Special School District meeting Monday night approved a 45000 bond to fund a new school. Only 98 votes cast 70 for 19 against due to rainy weather. Two thirds required but margin was close. turnout limited as some first time voters were present.
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Porter
Community notes from South Bedford and nearby towns
South Bedford resident Mrs Phebe Barney was in Marshall on business. Lida Powers returns from a visit with her brother Lawyer Walter Powers in Battle Creek. Emma Smith of Assyria visited sister Mrs A J Wolfe. A two year old child of Mr and Mrs Fred Kennedy is in critical condition likely from swallowing a peanut shell. May Hildridge is confined to bed with nervous prostration. In Duck Lake, Messrs Courtright Vanocker Wm Anderson and Jay Snyder attended the county Silver party convention in Marshall. Peter Starks replaces frozen peach trees with 800 new ones. Norman Allen has a new Sycamore three row wheel. The French coach horse belonging to the Stock Co tended by F A Starks of Partello died at Dodd's barn in Springport Tuesday morning.
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Emma Smith
Assyria
A J Wolfe
Fred Kennedy
May Hldridge
Duck Lake
Messrs
C . Courtright
Chas Vanocker
Wm Anderson
Jay Snyder
Silver Party
Marshall
Peter Starks
Norman Allen
Stock Go
F A Starks
Partello
Dodd
Springport
Cornelius Doherty
Coldwater
Frances Obrest
Miss Obrest
Collie Webber
Will Hartman
New York
Paris
William Wallace Cook
New York City
Cook
Chicago
Henry Potter
Convis
Thursdauy
Lady Maccabees
Joy
Clarendon
Varley Schillings Farm
Ilesa
Changed regulations widen post office money orders role
Postmaster Archur reports new rules making money orders resemble bank drafts. A post office can cash orders drawn on any office, aiding cases such as wrongly drawn orders from other towns like Marshall Minnesota. Identification must be complete, and cashing before advice is allowed to speed funds, though some fear further elimination of advice.
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Archur
Marshall
Minn
Albaugh
Court and Crime Items Stir Peaches and Trials
A thief in St Joseph county dug up an acre of peach trees and vanished. Pat Gordon vs W G Parkis on services to Mr Parkis as Poor Farm superintendent adjourned to June 7. C H Joy for Farkis and Hatch Page for Gordon. Charles H R Mains seeks a $200000 jury trial. May term debated. Judge Peck may preside. Molly Maguire reportedly out of state, delaying cases. St Louis Carmen strike disrupts transit. injuries and property damage reported. Dr Brown's Rheumaticy Cure advertised. sold by C H Thompson.
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St. Joseph County
Pat Gordon
W.G. Parkis
Parkis
Merrill
Joy
Farkis
Hatch & Page
Gordon
Charles HR. Mains
Mains
Molly’’ Maguire
Judge Peck
Jackson
St. Louis ‘Transit Co
Local notes mix of births deaths and repairs in Marshall
Local items mention a 2 pound hog born May 5 to Mr and Mrs Almon Cooley. A new night man takes over at Michigan Central ticket office in Jackson. Battle Creek archive notes deaths, marriages, and local business shifts. A big Fasig Tipton sale in Cleveland on the 14th is announced. Thad Hackett earns a promotion in Grand Rapids. Snow in May, free rural delivery results from Tekonsha, and a string of real estate and civic updates follow.
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Battle Creek
Almon Cooley
Mother Land
F.C. Fitch
Jackson
Michigan Central Ticket Office
W. W. Levis
J.J. Fahey
Cleveland
Fasig-Tipton Company
Thad Hackett
Express
Grand Rapids
Excursion Train to Toledo on May 13
The Cincinnati Northern runs a dollar excursion to Toledo Sunday May 13. The train departs Cincinnati at 7 42 a m standard time and returns from Toledo at 7 p m. A baseball game between Ft Wayne and Toledo is featured among Toledo attractions. The Daily News and Weekly News advertise subscriptions.
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Cincinnati Northern
Toledo
Ft. Wayne
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Olivet
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