Catarrh cures touted by letters to Dr. Hartman
Readers praise Pe-ru-na for long standing female ailments and pelvic catarrh with claims of full recovery after years of doctors and medicines. Mrs. King from North Carolina and Mary F. Bartholomew of St Francisville Illinois describe dramatic improvements and endorse the remedy. The text asserts catarrh as a chief cause of female complaints and offers free Dr. Hartman book from The Peruna Medicine Company in Columbus Ohio.
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Bartman
King
North Carolina
Hartman
Peruna Medicine Company
Columbus
Ohio
Citizens travel notes and upcoming Roosevelt rally
A series of short notices records residents coming and going from Letts, Illinois City, Buffalo Prairie, Fairfield, Columbus Junction, Wilton, and Muscatine. Mentions include speeches by Hon. W L Smith, plans to attend a Roosevelt event in Davenport on Oct 5, and a new wagon from W G Block Co. plus a Keokuk dental school visit and a marriage license for Geo Sayers and Stella Snider.
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The
Milwaukee Journal
Geo. Sayers
Stella Snider
Muscatine
Journal Delivery Instructions for Subscribers
TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS Irregular or tardy delivery should be reported to the business office. Each copy should arrive before 6 30 p m. Complaints about late delivery should be made promptly. Subscribers are asked to provide secure delivery boxes or designate a weather safe location to avoid theft or damage.
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Journal
Daily Journal
Daily Journal Vacation Mail Notification
Summer readers can have the Daily Journal sent to them during vacations. Notify the Journal business office in person by mail or phone. The paper will follow readers to their destination and address changes can be made as needed.
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Daily Journal
Journal Business Office
Notice to Advertisers for Same Day Changes
The Journal offers same day ad changes only if copy is in by 9 a m. The paper is sold daily at R A Holmes E LE Davidson and C W Uodges pews standg. All customers can be supplied.
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R. A. Holmes
E. LE. Davidson
C. W
Local notices and ads mixed from Jones & Rice to Thompson’s Reno S
A collection of brief items lists people traveling to Wilton Washington North English West Liberty and Bloomfield for visits and conferences. Mentions Hood's Sarsaparilla as a medicine and sewing at 119 Iowa Avenue with Singer machines. Advertises wallpaper and a price bust on stock with latest designs before ending with Thompson's Ren S.
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Iowa Avenue
Thompson
Ren
Residents condemn Muscatine street fair with calls to ban
A citizen writes that the Muscatine street fair showed indecency and questions city officials handling. The letter urges banning future fairs and even suggests women form a band to dismantle tents and expel offenders.
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Muscatine
Cheap Excursions East by Iowa Central at 1900 rates
Iowa Central Railway offers an annual home visitors excursion to Indiana Ohio Louisville Ky on Sept 4 11 19 and 27 1900. Fares are less than one fare for the round trip with sale dates Sept 3 4 10 11 18 19 26 27 and return passage limited to thirty days. For routes and info contact Geo S Batty Marshalltown Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Iowa Central Railway
Indiana
Ohio
Louisville
Iowa Central
Geo. S
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Strawn at East Second Home
A party of twenty eight friends of Conductor and Mrs A C Strawn surprised the couple at their East Second Street home last evening for Mrs Strawn’s birthday. The hostess received a handsome palm and the group enjoyed a lively evening with cards.
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A. C. Strawn
East Second Street
Wapello Features Dolliver Meeting Highlights
The Dolliver gathering in Wapello on October 6 will showcase Iowa’s only Rough Rider mounted band of 18 uniformed riders from Oakville and Davenport. A barbecue accompanies the event as Republicans of Louisa county expect a memorable First district day. President J. G. Schurman of Cornell will speak in Clinton on Sept 28 and Davenport on Sept 29.
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Des Moines
Wapello
Rough Rider
Oakville
Iowa
Rough Riders
Louisa County
State Central Committee
National Committee
J. G. Schurman
Cornell University
New York
Clinton
Davenport
Schurman
Philippine Commission
Second
Sidewalk Repairs Update in West Liberty
West Liberty reports ongoing sidewalk repairs over the past days to improve pedestrian safety. A new school week ends with teachers and pupils planning church attendance before Monday classes. Mrs. Kate Reginie Davis and son Regmier left for Omaha after a visit. Thomas Hoyne and wife will move into rooms on Calhoun Street. The M E congregation will hear a neighbor preacher Sunday. Miss Sara Vore, formerly of California, stays with her sister on Sixth Street. T D Stein travels to Bloomfield for the M F conference. W C Evans departed for Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Reginie Davis
Regmier
Omaha
Thomas Hoyne
Mogs
Calhoun Street
Petersville Illinois County Fair Sees Steady Attendance
Dull times in Petersville this week as residents show interest in the county fair. The event is reported good and well attended with Wednesday rain aiding comfort for coming days. The fair will continue through Saturday. The Andress home was the scene of 문
Farms For Sale And Trade In Iowa And Nearby States
Advertisement lists numerous farms for sale or trade near Muscatine and across Iowa Nebraska Kansas Missouri Minnesota South Dakota. Properties include 100 to 315 acres with various improvements priced from 5 000 to 50 per acre and additional city lots and insurance/services offered. Call or visit for details and bargains.
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Muscatine
City
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Minnesota
South Dakota
Musserville Wed wedding unites Bosten and Miss Stineman
Bosten and Miss Della Stine man were married at the bride’s parents home in Grandview with Rev. Thiel officiating. The wedding included Miss Minnie Miller as maid of honor and Davie Stineman as best man. Over two hundred invitations were issued and the couple plan a thirty day wedding trip before returning to Musserville.
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Bred Bosten
Della Stineman
J. P. Stineman
Grandview
Thiel
Grandview Congregational Church
Cynthia Bruntink
Minnie Miller
Muscatine
Davie Stineman
Boston
South Muscatine
Musserville
M. FE
Creston
T. B. Holcomb
Grace Appel
John Butler
Camen City
Colorado
St. Mary’s Church
W. ©. Knicht
Fred Peterson
St Marys Clock Installed In City Tower
The St Marys tower clock, installed today by M Schwalbach of Milwaukee, features a unique escapement, a six foot dial on four faces, and a 1000 pound bell for hours. Weighing 1600 pounds, with 800 and 500 pound bells for quarters, a thirty foot elevated platform, and steel shaft connections, the mechanism uses four cables and an eight foot pendulum weighing ninety pounds.
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St. Mary’s Tower
M. Schwalbach
Milwaukee
Former minister returns as barber after license exam
Ex Reverend J. J. Axtell of Royal Oak declares he will cut hair and shave chins with the same zeal as preaching after passing a barbers exam. He had no bank account yet started with 2 cents, bought a meal, and earned funds for his shop while previously ousted from the Royal Oak Congregational Church for fighting. He was arrested for scraping chins without a license but then applied, took the test, and had the best score among 35 papers.
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Detroit
J. J. Axtell
Royal Oak
Axtell
Ministry
State Board of Barbers
Venireman Testifies on Russell Sage Influence
A juror in Lloyd J. Smith's case admits familiarity with Russell Sage and Jay Goldy. He says knowledge of Sage as a stockholder or director of the Chicago Elevator Co could bias him against the prisoner, and he would be prejudiced if Sage had ties to the defunct firm. Harling is excused for cause.
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Chicago
Veniremen
Lloygh J. Smith
Russell Sage
Jay Goldy
Harling
National party drops ticket and withdraws vice candidate
Boston, Sept 22. At a Youngs hotel conference the National party abandoned a presidential ticket. Archibald M Howe of this state, nominated for vice president in New York on the Sun, is expected to withdraw his candidacy after Senator Caffery of Louisiana follows the presidential nominees.
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Boston
National Party
McKinley
Bryan
Young's Hotel
Archibald M. Howe
New York
Caffery
Louisiana
Monsoon Weather Boosts Indian Crop Prospects. Relief Payments Drop
The Times from Simla reports the monsoon continues with generally excellent cotton crops and a likely bumper harvest in food grains. Relief list burdens are markedly reduced, signaling improvement in economic conditions. Cincinnati reports stormy wage talks as conference committees fail to agree on a new scale for puddlers and finishers.
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London
the Times
Simla
Cincinnati
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
National Municipal League Holds Final Meetings
Milwaukee witnesses the National Municipal League close its sessions with keynote talks by Charles J. Bonaparte of Baltimore. His paper, The Essential Element in Good City Government, framed the conference focus and governance reforms.
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Milwaukee
National Municipal League
Charles J. Bonaparte
Baltimore
Minister Wu's Practical Sympathy
The Chinese minister Mr. Wu, upon hearing of the Galveston disaster, telegraphed Governor Sayers expressing deep sympathy and followed with a personal check for $100.
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Washington
Galveston
Sayers
France Annexes Islands Kurutu and Tabuai
The Kurutu and Tabuai islands were formally annexed to France by Tahiti’s governor on August 21 at the natives’ request, announced from Melbourne Victoria on September 22.
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Melbouren
Victoria
Kurutu
Tabuai Islands
France
Tahiti
Sovereign Grand Lodge Chooses Indianapolis for Next Session
Richmond Va Sept 22 The Sovereign Grand Lodge of C O F decided to hold its next session in Indianapolis. Only one ballot was taken.
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Indianapolis
Sovereign Grand
Richmond
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Von Waldersee to See Troops in Shanghai
Count Von Waldersee reviews 6,000 men of the land force in Shanghai as part of his inspection on September 22.
Iron lawn settees and chairs offered by office
Two iron settees and two iron chairs suitable for lawns are offered. Inquire at this office.
Diverse 19th century world news items in one outline
Dubuque population 36 297 versus 30 211 in 1800. St Louis presbytery rejects creed revisions. German Socialist congress backs free trade. Last year 52 661 vessels totaling 34 233 tons entered Chinese ports. Diaz to visit Yucatan campaign scene. French army maneuvers end with 97 000 man review. Michael Jordan jailed for killing Louis Miller in Milwaukee claiming accident. Seedless apples promise superior flavor. Chicago pension office requests 2 750 00 for October pensions. William B Kennedy ex Chicago police chief 1867 69 found dead. Mexican census total 12 91573 with two thirds illiterate. Glasgow reports death from Dublin plague and an extra case. August Balander dies in Chicago from injuries by playful workers.
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Dubuque
St. Louis
Louis Miller
Milwaukee
Chicago
Washington
William B. Kennedy
Glasgow
August Balander
Last Excursion to Ohio and Indiana September 26 1900
The final home visitors excursion of the season via the M N S Iowa Central and Lake Erie and Western Routes runs Wednesday September 26, 1900. Fares include Indianapolis and return eight dollars sixty five, Cincinnati ten fifty five, Fort Wayne nine sixty five, Columbus Ohio eleven fifteen, Dayton ten sixty five, Fostoria eleven fifteen, Lima ten sixty five, Louisville ten sixty five, Sandusky eleven fifteen. Tickets valid for thirty days from sale. A L Lindner general agent handles inquiries.
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Ohio
Indiana
Iowa Central
Lake Erie
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Fort Wayne
Findlay
Columbus
Dayton
Fostoria
Lima
Louisville
Sandusky
A. L. Lindner
Gen
We Prove It Offerings: Ten and Twelve Dollar Suits
The ad touts low prices on ten and twelve dollar suits with the latest fashion, superb tailoring, serge linings, and trimmed sleeve linings. It promises garments that will give excellent service and invites readers to view the fall rats collection.
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Shad
Bevan
Letts
J. M. Carlisle
Illinois City
QC. Eliason
John Fry
W. L. Smith
the Armory
Nancy Moses
Fairfield
Miss Will
Columbus Junction
Mason Marple
Buffalo Prairie
Chas
Ilinois City
Prof. Schall
Wilton
Joe Mills
D. Hobler
E. Beverhin
H. Hahn
Mrs. Smalley and Son
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt
W. G. Block & Co
Lee Gardner
Keokuk
Mesdames
Eveland and
Dickey
Dellas County
Eveland
United States
McBride & Cope
Batsey
West Second Street
Tribune
Jones & Rice’s
Lizzie Fox
J. F. Summitt
J. W. Pool
Bloomfield
Walter Dean
Rev
Pleasant Plaine
Hood
Dolliver Meeting
Hans
Elect Rumple
Congress
Relda
Arthur Camp
Gingle’s Corner
Slater
Davis
Camp
West Liberty
Petersville, Ili
May
Notadye
H.hlm
Seading
Express
Loxness Surrey Co
Broadway
N. Y
Geab
Ste
Hale
ST. Mary’s Clock
Reverend Axtell
Mel & Go
State Barbers’ Board
Jaror
National” Party
Pumper Darvests
Minister Wu
Sam Borger
West 2d St
Parker
E. P. Day’s
Second Street
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