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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1903
Page
4
In February 1898 a lump on the lower lip was cauterized by a doctor but recurred as an open sore. After taking 8.58.58 for seven bottles the sore healed completely and no signs of the disease remained. W. P. Brown, Illands, S. C.
A 96 acre farm one mile north of Monticello offered for sale on desirable terms. Also Southern Iowa farms priced 35 to 75 dollars per acre with a request to send for a list. The Burrell property on North Cedar Street listed for rent, large heated house with a barn and good repair. Also Nickel Plate Road advertises fast daily trains to New York City and Boston with modern amenities. De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve praised as a cure for piles. Colorado Mining Gazette notes Madame Humbert’s notoriety in Paris shopping for a striking image.
The ad promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claiming it digests food and sweetens the stomach aiding digestion and nutrient assimilation. It notes sale by all druggists. The Buffalo Express reports William Randolph Hearst pressing his presidential boom and trampling any opposition.
An old advertisement extols DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a liver cleansing biliousness remedy with no gripe or weakness and cites W H Howell of Houston Texas praising them for constipation and sick headache. The note adds a political quip about an uncontrolled panic in the Democratic party and Bryan renaming his new team of horses.
An advertisement touts D Kings New Life Pills as a quick fix for irregular living causing constipation headaches or liver trouble. The copy claims gentle relief and a price of 25 cents at Soetje's drug store Wilmington Star notes a bank robbery comment about the word shortage.
Greensburg Louisiana judge W T Holland known for his health notes the two year struggle with indigestion. After trying Kodol Dyspepsia Cure he reports complete relief and improved sleep. He states digestion is now perfect and recommends the remedy sold by all druggists.
bedridden man J. J. Havens of Versailles Ohio suffered kidney disease for years. He found relief with Electric Bitters, declaring he is on the road to complete recovery. The remedy, advertised for liver kidney stomach and bowel issues, costs 50 cents and is guaranteed by O H Soetje, druggist.
The advertisement touts comfort and service on Nickel Plate trains with first class dining car service and American Club plan meals 5 cents to $1.00, three daily through trains each direction, and claims of the lowest rates with no excess fare. Chicago ticket office listed at 111 Adams Street and depots at LaSalle Street stations. A separate line promotes a beauty tea for women, priced 25 cents per package, available at all druggists.
The Nickel Plate Road with its eastern connections is hailed as a premier Chicago to New York and Boston route. It offers modern trains with dining car service on American Club plan priced 85c to $1.00, plus a la carte. Colored porters assist travelers, no excess fare, and all trains use LaSalle Street station in Chicago. When traveling east, visit City Ticket office 111 Adams St. Chicago.
Travel deals advertise low October rail fares from Monticello to San Francisco or Los Angeles and Salt Lake City round trips with stopovers. Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Railway offers service and multiple trains. agents provide complete information. Also a testimonial for King's New Discovery highlighting its lung remedy with guaranteed bottles available at local stores.
An advertisement touts Buckien Arnica Salve for cuts burns boils sores felons ulcers rheum and more with a cure guaranteed. It claims superiority to all salves and lotions and offers the product for 25 cents at Scetje's.
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