Local Notes Bring Cheery Plans and Political Praise
Local notes report Webster Davis quotes and humor, Hood’s Sarsaparilla endorsements, and a Holyday lineup with the Kitties Canada Crack Military Band at Manager Halloran’s next Friday December 7th featuring matinees and night shows. Jon W W Rucker claims a record 8 318 vote majority in Congress, praised as a popular mixer with his party on major questions. A stray horse mule with a rope halter is offered for ownership, and Hammatt sells trotting horse Cressy and stallion Peckwood to buyers in Marshall and Macomb respectively. The Ivy Leaf at Hegarty’s promises Irish songs, dances, and a comical dancing contest for tomorrow night with Johnson and Nmiley, tickets 25c, 75c, 60c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halloran
Jon W.W. Rucker
Congress
Judge Tucker
Judge Rucker
Paris Appeal
JP. Hammatt
Hegarty
Johnson & Nmiley Romantic
Hegarty’s
Serta
Mangus Bros. Pharmacy
News in Brief from Various Fronts
Population in Indian Territory rises 117.5 percent in ten years amid factional tensions over Witchner. Naval cadets outpace West Point in a Philadelphia contest as British officers oppose Witchner’s appointment to succeed Roberts. Overseas, 50 thousand barrels of beer ship to Manila. a 16 inch gun is planned for U.S. coast defense. A runaway engine collision near Delevan, Illinois destroys both locomotives and injures five. Missouri Pacific seeks capital to buy Kansas City and Northwestern Midway. The Stoner St. Marie wreck near Naples with forty five lost. Pacific coast telegraph workers strike for higher pay. The Tiber floods in Italy, causing deaths and homelessness. French engineers plan a Europe Africa tunnel costing over 693 million. Lincoln Institute pupils indicted for illegal voting. most students claimed homes outside Jefferson City. Portsmouth orders plant closure. 1000 workers at risk. Governor Stephens commutes a murder sentence. habeas case rules recall invalid. Bleeding in Cole County as Blanton paid to cure, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertised. Wanted second hand typewriter. Jell-O advertised as New Dessert.
Notice of Office Removal and Seat Sale Details
Notice states removal of office for the Ageen of the St. Louis Globe and Republic to Mr. Geo Sparks youthstate office at 207 North Clark and reserved seat sale for Hegarty's Operas House to Mangus Bros Drugstore at Reed and Clark streets. DP mentions TAT LORAN 12nd3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ageen
St. Louis Globe and Republic
Geo. Sparks
Youthstate
North
Clark Streets
Hegarty
Operas House
Mangus Bros
Reed and
Band of the 48th Highlanders to tour America
The 48th Highlanders Regiment of Toronto band under John Statier will make a grand official concert tour of America. It is billed as the last major band attraction for the American public and is expected to draw large audiences in Beverly and other cities. Also included are cheap rail rates via Met for excursions to Texas and midwestern rail deals for teachers associations with fixed return limits in December 1900.
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Ter
Canada
Gol. Macdonald
48Th Wighlanders’ Regiment
Toronto
John Statier
America
Qandda
Beverly
MET
Troaston
Galveston
Texas
Houston
Cralveston
Fall Opening Advertisement At 209 N Williams Street
Announcement of a fall trade opening for a tailoring business at 209 North Williams Street. Claims the shop offers best fit, fashionable plates and magazines, and supervision by a trusted foreman. Expresses appreciation for past patronage and seeks continued support. Also promotes Daniel’s Pain Balm as a superior plaster for pains and rheumatism available from local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Williams Street
Heating Stoves 10 Percent Off To Make Room
J J Gregory announces sale of entire line of heating stoves at ten percent off regular price to clear space for furniture and carpet stock arriving soon. Located at Court House Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.J Gregory
Court House Block
Thrilling health tale from Bowerston man ends in remedy
Charles Davis of Bowerston Ohio suffered a long frightening decline with consumption like trouble. He used De Kong's New Discovery and found relief, claiming it helped his throat chest and lung issues. The testimonial promises miracle cures with a money back guarantee and lists Dr Burke as a local point of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Davia
Bowerston
de Kong
Avery Bolt
Prieltyerh
Burke
Local trades and remedies advertised with mixed notices
A collection of old notices lists W. H. Guilds offering horseshoeing and carriage work at 112 North Clark Street near Merchants’ Hotel, plus unrelated medical ad claims for Chamberlin's Colic and other tonics. Several pharmacies and druggists advertise products with varied health claims and price points, typical of early 20th century classified notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Guilds
North Clarks Street
Merchants’ Hotel
North Glark
Moberly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Webster Davis
Sbunger
Bruce
Hood
Jeed
Gill
Ct. N
Indian Territory
Witchner
Roberts
United States Naval Cadets
West Point
Philadelphia
Manila
China
Vancouver
Bcl
United States Coast Defense
Delevan
Jil
New York
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
Northwestern
Midway
St. Marie
Naples
Marseilles
San Rancisco
Pacific Coast
Tiber
Italy
Europe
Africa
Cole County Grand Jury
Lincoln Institute
Jefferson City
Telegrain
Portsmouth
Ohio
Burgess Steel and Iron Works
Cruciable Steel and Iron Company
Melinley
Hazell
Cole County
W. J. Ray
Christian County
Stephens
Secretary of State
Starla
Duar
B.D. Blanton
Thackerville
Tex
Bucklen
Democra'r
State Teachers’ Association
Wabash
Missouri State Teachers Association
Jefferson
City
PL & EA
Ken Olimar
Ring
D+ Bartle
Democrat
Daniel
Giamberlain
J. ¥. Curry
de. Burke
Sterling
Briony Goods Toilet and Masseurs Pisces
Bresbes
Last's Pharmacy
MICN
Nana
Children’s Reefers
Henry Levy & CO
Sun-Smith and Repair Shop
Reed Street
Wio
J. A
Dearborn
Chamberlin
Guy
J WP
Lagi
de. Burk
Knut Sito
de Burke
Casta Pharmuy
Richardson
Bowers
Childrens Clothing
Ford
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