Aboard the King’s Business at Windsor Encounter
Admiral Sir Peter Hawkshaw confronts the prince of Wales at Carl ton House pleading for a gallant officer. The prince promises to secure a royal pardon within two days and invites further stay, while the narrator reflects on past betrayals and the prospect of relief through royal intervention.
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Peter
Digby
Prince of Wales
Peter Hawkshaw
Woolden
Sir Peter
England
Enid
Windsor
London
York
St Peter
Arabella Stormont
Overton
Giles Vernon
Thomas Vernon
Carlton House
Lady Hawkshaw
Daphne
Northern Mail
Apollo
Thomas Ver
Dark revelations unravel a perilous family plot
The narrator exposes Lady Arabella Stormont and Sir Thomas Vernon in a deadly scheme to secure an estate. Giles Vernon’s fate hangs on Arabella’s sworn confession and a hidden romance, while a male friend hints at past loyalties and a volatile future as truths surface.
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Arabella Stormont
Arabella
Giles Vernon
Thomas Vernon
Wolf kill and utilities mishap in county brief notes
John Stipes shot a large male wolf near his Norton residence Sunday morning. Lightning ripped a center pole at the electric light and water plant Wednesday night, damaging the roof but not the tank. In Chicago, A L Liggett bought a high precision time sieve and chronometer. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Roy Alexander on Tuesday June 1. Rustler.
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Slater John Stipes
Norton
Roy Alexander
Rustler
Higginsville Dealer Wins Third Prize for Coal Purchases
J H Bollman of Higginsville received a June letter from Farmers Coal Co arranging a $50 third prize for the largest coal purchases by dealers in towns of 500+ population between Sept 1, 1908 and May 31, 1909. He has bought nearly $5000 of coal this year and the company sent a $50 check, noting it could be redeemed in gold.
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Farmers Coal Co
Higginsville
J. H. Bollman
Rustler
Stung for 16 Years by Indigestion Cures After Pills
Ingleside North Carolina resident B F Ryscue endured sixteen years of indigestion and costly medicines before using Dr. King s New Life Pills. He reports complete relief from stomach and bowel troubles, including indigestion and headaches. Sold at P H Frank line Druggist.
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B. F. Ryscue
Ingleside
N. C
Dr. King
P. H. Frankline
Deposed sultan worth over seven hundred fifty million dollars
The Gallatin Democrat notes the deposed Sultan of Turkey is estimated to have valued wealth beyond 750 million dollars despite having more than 1,000 wives. It humorously comments on his likely neglect of Parisian headgear fashions.
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Gallatin
Turkey
Eubank Buys Fine Horse in Glasgow
Glasgow farmer L Eubank visited Slater and bought a fine horse from J T Jackson for 175 dollars. Willie Schnell escaped serious injury Friday when his buggy collided with Burdie’s wagon after a runaway horse near the Presbyterian church. The buggy wrecked and harness broke, Schnell was thrown clear with only minor harm.
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Glasgow
L. Eubank
Node Slater
J. T. Jackson
Willie Schnell
Edwin Price
Burdie
Willie
Wi le
Tar Echo
Electric Bitters Praised by Woman in New York
Mrs. O Rhinevault of Ves tal Center New York declares Electric Bitters one of God’s greatest gifts to women. She says it brings buoyant spirits vigor and health, curing nervousness insomnia melancholy headaches back pains fainting and dizziness. Only 60 cents at P H Franklin Druggist.
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Ty Them
P. H. Franklin
Homebound John Gilliam Ill With Sciatic Rheumatism
The item notes John Gilliam Jones at his Good Hope area home is seriously ill with sciatic rheumatism. A letter arrives from Lonnie, presumed dead, now in California with a prospecting party and planning a fall return. William Schellenberg tends corn on uncle F M Weitzler’s land, with Norena Heinzler singing to keep him working.
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Gilliam John Jones
Good Hope
Lee
Lonnie
California
William
Paul Schellenberg
F. M. Weitzler
Globe
Night Watchman Recovers With King’s New Discovery
W J Atkins worked alone as Night Watchman at Banner Springs Tennessee despite dampness rafts storms and cold leading to a severe cold that settled in his lungs He tried many remedies but found relief after using Dr Kings New Discovery He returned to work at full strength after one bottle The ad promotes the medicine for severe colds coughs inflamed throats and related illnesses priced 50 cents and 1 00 backed by a free trial offer from P H Franklin Drugist.
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W. J. Atkins
Banner Springs
Tenn
Dr. King
P. H. Franklin
Local News and Notices
Wiley Mountjoy, father of Mrs Schooley, is in poor health and frail. Lewis Nye and wife hosted many young people at their country home west of town Friday night with Hippo as the main amusement. Harry Wright lost a valuable cow Monday after the rope around her horns tangled and caused a fatal fall, suspected blood vessel burst. News.
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Wiley Mountjoy
Schooley
Lewis Nye
Hippo
Harry Wright
Fifth Sunday Baptist Meeting and Local Sports News
The Miami datebook notes a Fifth Sunday Baptist Association gathering at O'd God Hors on May 4 with about 150 attendees Sunday and 20 Saturday. next meetings planned for August. A Michigan ball team won both games of a doubleheader at Malta Band, defeating Malta Band club 3 to 1 and Grand Pass 11 to 9. Mrs. S. H. Coleman of Warrensburg died, burial May 31, 1909. husband and town mourn his loss, Coleman family connections noted.
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Miami
8 Line Baptist Association
O'd God Hors
Batool
Malta
Newa
H. Coleman
Warrensburg
Moyday
Mismi
Wiliam Coleman
Miami Item
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Quick Pain Relief
An 19th century style ad asserts Ballard's Snow Liniment cures rheumatic pain and reduces swelling for restored activity. It mentions prices 5 and 60 cents and one dollar, led by P. H. Irine? and claims effect on joints and muscles.
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Havn i
Ballard
P.H Ir.n' la
Gibson Scott Taken to Chicago for Specialist Care
Gibson Scott of Arrow Rock long ill was moved to Chicago last week to be under the care of four Chicago specialists. He reportedly stood the trip well and is under expert medical attention.
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Gibson Scott
Arrow Rock
Chicago
Ruster
Deafness Cure Claim Exposed By Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement claims deafness arises from inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining and asserts only constitutional remedies can cure it. It offers a $1000 injury for any deafness caused by catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Houstonia House Struck by Lightning
A lightning bolt struck Roy Taylor's house on the McGinnis farm during a Saturday evening storm, causing extensive roof and wall damage and tearing doors from their hinges. The shock stunned Mr and Mrs Taylor briefly. they escaped injury and the house did not ignite.
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Roy Taylor
McGinnis
Taylor
Houstonian
Barn Fire Destroys Ward Farm Barn Near Longwood
A barn owned by Mr. Ward near Longwood burned to the ground Saturday evening. The blaze consumed hay, corn, some harness and four brood sows. Insurance covered the barn though the policy's expiration was unclear. J. McMahan reports spending several weeks at Excelsior Springs.
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Robi, J. McMahan
Excelsior Springs
Blackburn Notes Report Local Travel and Church Delegates
Mrs Danis Bigler a guest at Blake Bend returned Friday Swift from Osteopathic school Kirksville Montas 5ast wines arrives to spend the variation at home Fire trip up town since before Christmas H E Holke up town to bank Saturday We hope he improves B C Weiles closed jewelry stock left for New Mexico to live Rev H Limper and August Siem left for St Joseph to attend conference of the German Evangelical church Mr Stoll is the delegate from the Blackburn church
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Blackburn
Danis Bigler
Blake Bend
Be& Swift
Midicine
Kirksville
Montas
Blackburn Park
H. E. Holke
B. C. Weiles
New Mexico
Stoll
Ord
Looking One's Best and Bucklen's Arnica Sale
An advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica for skin ailments and pimples claiming it makes skin smooth and clear. It endorses use for pimples sores cracked lips and other skin issues with Druggist P A Franklin selling the product. A separate notice mentions cemetery thefts and warns against wrongdoing with implied political repercussions.
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Bucklen
Arica
P. A. Franklin
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