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Newspaper
Perry Advertiser
Location
Perry, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1898
Page
8
Gough The Tailor markets exclusive clothing claiming higher satisfaction than cost. It asserts the largest woolens selection in the city with exclusive patterns and early-buyer inducements. The stock is described as complete and open for inspection.
The Rush is fully equipped to supply patrons with any item they desire. Pure drugs are the specialty while a superior stock of toilet essentials perfumery soaps cosmetics is kept on hand along with a refined selection of fancy articles. Fine cigars from choicest brands are also available.
Mott and Dooley promote a free round trip to the Omaha Exposition for those who form a club of 12 yearly subscribers to The Gentleman Farmer Magazine at one dollar each. The offer claims a three cent daily fare via the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway between Fort and Omaha and invites readers to write for details at The Gentleman Farmer Co. Manhattan Building Chicago Illinois.
Miss Dudrey Flack was a Minborn visitor Thursday. Co E Boekett stayed in Camdoo North Dakota last Tuesday and will remain indefinitely. Claude Meek of Pavorca visits Trends in this viewt. Roy Minson attended Woodsmans picme at Pavera last Thursday. Cornelson visited his parents Sunday. D Masson and sons were Des Moines visitors Tuesday. Poflinburger and family spent weekend in Dallas Center. Dr Riest returned from Van Buren county where he was called by his sister in law’s death. Wishner waited at Mr Thomp sons last week.
Minburn notes recount Pearl Cass visiting Terry on Monday and Omer Thompson taking a position at A C Coates store in Perry. HT Carr and family relocate to Manoburn Harve plans a northward trip. Andrew Jenson of Tyler, Minnesota visits C C Sunby and Chris’s family, recalling old settlers. Reported town fire damage at Dana with D P Rogers noting most of the town burned. a buggy accident near C Grant township injures a driver. Also advertised: Overland Route via Union Pacific with Pullman cars and Sucklen’s Anica Salve offered by Draper & Loughlin Co.
Weather for the week largely favorable for farming with strong crop progress. Heavy shower in the southwestern district caused some damage to wheat and oats, while overall conditions support formation of the crops. Winter wheat and barley nearing ripening, hay yields reported very heavy, potatoes and garden crops progressing tolerably well.
Report recounts extreme deer killings by self styled sportsmen in Spokane and Idaho with claims of hundreds of carcasses and lack of meat. Indian hunts are cited as humane contrasts while other fragments describe social banter and a serialized tale about punishing a disliked suitor.
The Great Rock Island Route offers a low rate round trip to Washington for the National Educational Association meeting. One first class fare plus 4.00, with return validity July 8 to 15, extended to August 1 if ticket deposited before July 22 and 0.59 paid. The line promises its best equipment and routes, with agents available for details.
A Lexington Kentucky resident testifies that after six months of severe jaundice doctors failed to help. Dr Bell recommended Electric Bitters, and after two bottles the sufferer was completely cured. He gladly recommends the remedy to others and notes Draper & Loughton Co. druggist sell it.
The Denver & Rio Grande Railroad markets its Rocky Mountain tours across Colorado Utah and New Mexico with two distinct routes and all through tickets for transcontinental travelers. It advertises Cripple Creek as a premier gold camp and offers double daily service with Pullman sleepers and tourist cars between Denver and San Francisco via the Ogden Gateway.
A woman in this country suffered seven years of severe illness with lung disease and sleepless nights. After using Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption she slept through the night and showed strong improvement. Mrs Luther Lutz credits the remedy, with trials offered by Draper & Lourh Co and Regala for a limited size and price guarantee.
Advertises a new monthly publication American Popular Music by Porryran Music Co of Indianapolis Ind. Readers can submit names of three or more music performers on piano or organ along with fifteen cents to receive nine pages of popular songs and sheet music arranged for piano or organ for three months.
The Perry Iowa bank lists services including general banking, farm loan negotiations, collection activities, and interest on time deposits. Officers include L. D. Gamble as president and others as vice president and cashier, with a board of directors and several named individuals.
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