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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1900

Page

7

Two Senators Testimony on Peruna Cure

Hon Edward Dwyer state senator Chicago writes Peruna cures catarrh and is permanent after two months of use He says doctors failed and catarrh was seven years long Porter Johnson Chicago senator also endorses Peruna after fifteen weeks of use He notes lasting cure after five years of catarrh in the stomach Send to The Peruna Medicine Company for a free book on chronic catarrh and flu efforts

Edward Dwyer Seventeenth Chicago Ill Porter Johnson Peruna Medicine Company Columbus

Advertisers urged to drop copy by 9 a.m. amid daily newsstands

Notices show The Journal offers same day ad changes if copy arrives by 9 o clock. City readers learn where to buy The Journal at Holmes Davidson and Hodges stands. Street news from Muscatine includes several shopping notices and updates on residents, boaters, and local businesses.

the Journal R. A. Holmes E. E. Davidson C. W. Hodges

Vaccination Graduate Optician Fittings at East Second Street

A local eye care shop at 217 East Second Street showcases new appliances for accurate fitting. The outlet emphasizes updated tools and a focus on precision in optician services.

East Second Street

Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Ad

Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications it is a constitutional disease requiring internal remedies Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken orally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces It is said to be a genuine prescription from a top physician and not a quack medicine Mentioned Toledo Ohio testimonials available and price five cents for the cure and pills sold by druggists.

Hall F. J. Cnexey & Son Toledo Ohio

Forestry Studies At Yale May Open This Fall

Timbered parts of the United States show few forest students while Yale reports strong interest and may establish a school of forestry there this fall. Only three applicants come from west of the Mississippi, highlighting regional disparities in forestry education.

United States Division of Forestry Yale Cornell University of Minnesota Harvard Biltmore Forest School Mississippi

Local youths plan Muscatine athletic club and upcoming teams

A meeting at the Y M C A failed to form due to Bert Mark being away. Still, Muscatine youths press toward organizing an athletic club with strong warmup prospects. Probable spring track candidates include Ross Mark Lindner Hill Thompson Ficken John Ficken Hudler Bennison Bridgman Kautz Rayburn King. Outdoors and baseball efforts loom as Davenport Rock Island and South Muscatine gear up for seasons.

Bert Mark Bert Hill Kautz Thompson Lindner Bridgman Loose Muscatine Ross Mark Hill Ficken John Ficken Hudler Bennison Rayburn King Davenport Rock Island Maroons Jim Dudley Freeman Cassidy Hermley Brenner White Deutschman Jack Dudley Wickey

Tipton and St Louis boxers set for April 10 bout

Ed Peron of Tipton and Dick Shurley of St Louis are billed for a ten round go in this city on April 10.

Ed. Peron Tipton Dick Shurley St. Louis

Real Estate Transfers Week Ending March 23 1900

Transfers compiled by Titus & Jackson list numerous lot and quarter section changes in Muscatine Wilton Atalissa and Scott County. Notable entries include Heirs of Shep Smalley to Sherman Pease lot 7 block 15 Smalley’s add Muscatine for 300 and Paul Geibel to Jno Havercamp lot 3 in sub lots SE OE 5.4 for 1400. Other names include Margaret Twomey Ellen Cronin J. Christian Wolf Emil E Wolf George Weiss John Weiss and Thos Nugent with parcels in firm sections and townships. A closing line notes a general remark about family children.

Washington, D. C Wilson Department of Agriculture Hitchcock Department of the Interior Division of Forestry Washington Oregon Black Mesa Arizona United States Titus & Jackson Shep. Smalley Sherman M. Pease Smalley Muscatine Mary Magill Nancy Mt Ridenour Theo. Koerner Auguste Koerner Mus A. Coster Ogilvie Angennetta Samuel Brand George Weiss Isaac Epperly William Hackett J. Scott Blackwell Henry Finck Montpelier Brick and Tile Co Montpelier Town Co J. Christian Wolf Emil E. Wolf Arndt Margaret Arndt Geo W. Collier Durbin B. Collier Frank K. van Camp George Sinkler John Weiss Nwt Cake Thos. Nugent James Maggie Nugent Scott Co

Musserville Happenings Focus on Factories and Saloons

In Musserville Jack Herrett prepares to erect a factory to manufacture cigar boxes butter tubs and do job sawing for wood contractors with operation expected within two weeks. Rumor says Jake Steibling may quit the saloon business reducing the town to two saloons. S M Pease buys Martins Lee house to repair and rent. Peter Willey of Muscatine Sash and Door leaves for Chicago with wife. Mrs Olen of Letts visiting in Musserville with Rice family. Kaisers plan to tow logs up river to their saw mill by steamboat. Mrs Hunt sells Third Street home to Reynolds and will visit relatives east. Wm Priester renovates his house with new brick foundation. Wm Koepping returns from abroad visiting friends. Joseph Opel receives new furniture for business. Mr and Mrs David Stineman visit Grandview. Jack Dumphy recovering from pneumonia. Miss Bessie McCleary travels to Fairport.

Jack Hergett Jake Steibling South Muscatine S. M. Pease Martin Lee Musserville Peter Willey Muscatine Chicago Olen Letts Iowa W. R. Rice Kaisers Hunt Third Street David Stineman Grandview

Grain-O! A coffee substitute from grains marketed to all

Try Grain O. Ask your grocer today to show you a package of Grain O the new food drink that takes the place of coffee. The children may drink it without injury as well as the adult. Grain O has the rich seal brown of Mecca or Java but is made from pure grains and is easy on delicate stomachs priced per package sold by all grocers.

Man Values His Pockets Above All Else

A terse reflection notes a man places his pockets as his top need, implying practical priorities and frugal material preoccupations.

Promenade Concert at Central Music Hall March 27

Central Music Hall hosts a promenade concert on Tuesday March 27 featuring two step I'll Have to Telegraph, Milt on Cliff overture, selections from Idol's Eye, Spinning Wheel, Woman Divine, and Indian War Dance. Performers include Reissiger Orchestra and the Moses Part Two. Adult admission 50 cents, course ticket five concerts one dollar. children 25 cents single, fifty cents for five.

Central Music Hall Bas Eel Brown Milt Reissiger Orchestra Gound de Koven

Mull's Pioneer Cure for Liver and Blood

Advertises Mull's Pioneer Cure for Liver and Blood that claims to purify the system by removing years of poison and filth. Promises renewed vigor and health with four tablets daily and a money back offer of a dollar draft if the remedy fails, priced at 25c and $1.00.

Mull Nature

Davenport Republican Levels Sharp Critique Over Inquiry Resolution

The Davenport Republican notes Representative Head faced Governor Shaw’s input on building and loan associations and implies Head regrets not mediating earlier before introducing his resolution of inquiry. The piece uses a sharp metaphoric contrast to underline political tension.

Davenport Head Shaw

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