Minnesota Capitol Compared With Harrisburg
The Philadelphia Record notes Minnesota's capitol cost 4.5 million dollars, finer in beauty and utility than Harrisburg's. The piece contrasts this with Pennsylvania taxpayers swindled out of 5 million, still awaiting recovery or punishment amid slow investigations.
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Nervous Exhaustion From Hard Work
Mrs. B. B. Smith of Buffalo reports her 22 year old niece recovered from nervous exhaustion after hard work using Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills. The patient slept better, headaches ceased, weight returned, and appetite improved. the family endorses the remedy and lists local suppliers Scallin Bros.
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A. W. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Railway Positions Guaranteed at Thompson College
The college advertises a short instruction course in telegraphy and railroading for 200 young men. Upon completion, positions as telegraph operators and agents are promised with easy learning and good salary. Free catalog available from Thompson College, Minneapolis.
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Peles Rabny
Thompso Ene College
Minneapos
Notice to Creditors Estate of William Shannon deceased
Executor William S. Snyder invites all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within six months of first publication. Claims must be filed with the executor at his Ethan South Dakota office in Davison County. Dated November 15 1907.
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