Mutual Life Calendar Illustrations From 1845 Prints
Edwin Chamberlain & Co. of San Antonio forwards a large twelve leaf office calendar from Mutual Life Insurance Co of New York. The calendar features Catlin designed prints of North American Indians life and sports. It notes the 1845 prints reflect a westward United States now filled with cities and towns.
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Edwin Chamberlain & Co
Texas
San Antonio
Gazette
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Catlin
Great West
United States
Sluggish liver remedy Herb ine claims to aid bile and liver
In a nineteenth century notice, Herb ine is advertised for sluggish liver dragon healing aims to make bile more fluid and restore vigor. It promises banishment of drowsiness lethargy and apathy from liver disorders with a price of 50 cents sold by Aug Grave.
Printing Paper on Free List Bill Introduced in House
In the House on January 3 1900 Mr Shackleford introduced a bill to place wood pulp and printing paper on the free list It would exempt from duty all wood pulp suitable for newspapers periodicals or books upon import The measure is expected to become law and would greatly aid newspaper publishers and readers nationwide.
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House of Representatives
Shackleford
Committee On Ways and Means
Senate
United States of America
Congress
United States
Patents Granted to Texans January 2 1900
A Washington patent report lists Texas inventors granted patents on January 2 1900. Names include Hansford Curtis, W Gebhardt of San Antonio, R E Lewis of Weatherford, and F M Thornton of Sulphur Springs. Patent copies and drawings may be obtained by mail for ten cents in stamps.
Employment Ad Seeks District Office Managers
Classified notice from L. A. Park of Chicago advertising for district office managers to represent in their counties. Pays $600 yearly, weekly payments, requires references and a stamped self addressed envelope. Contact 320 Caxton Building, Chicago.
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Toe
L. A. Park
Caxton Building
Chicago
Adelbert Hay Faces Expulsion From South Africa
The South African Republic brands young Adelbert Hay persona non grata. He will receive his walking papers on arrival in Pretoria and be told he can return to the United States.
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Adelbert Hay
South African Republic
Pretoria
United States
Patent Lawyer Siggers Publishes Free Book Offer
Washington based patent lawyer E G Siggers advertises a copyrighted book How to Obtain Patent Caveat Trade Mark and Copyright Protection with Decisions in Leading Patent Cases. A free copy will be mailed to any address.
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E. G. Siggers
Washington, D.C
South Africa Campaign Critique From The London Standard
The London Standard says after three months of fighting in South Africa an army of about 120,000 is still unable to relieve garrisons. Large parts of both colonies remain in enemy hands, invaders have not been driven from any point, and ministers’ aims with 25,000 men have not begun. It calls this a grave miscalculation by officers of facts.
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London Standard
South Africa
Chamberlain's Pain Balm Gains Wide Reputation
D. B. Johnston of Richmond Indiana has suffered rheumatism since 1862. He reports that Chamberlain's Pain Balm acts like magic and relieves swelling and pain after a single application sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
D. B. Johnston
Richmond
Ind
War in South Africa book by AP editor on Africa
William Harding, New York cable editor of the Associated Press, prepares a comprehensive volume on Africa titled War in South Africa The Dark Continent from Savagery to Civilization detailing Africa from ancient times to the present and the causes of the British Boer War.
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South Africa
William Harding
New York
Associated Press
Africa
Old World
New British Accidents Reported in Boer Fighting
The English have coined a name for defeat after clashes with the Boers. When defeated, a British general sends telegraphs home describing his troops as having met with a serious accident. These accidents are so frequent that they seem monotonous to one British.
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New Braunfels
Wanted Honest Man or Woman for Traveling Position
Small classified notice seeking a reputable traveler for a large house job. Salary eighty five dollars monthly plus expenses with future increase, permanent position. Respond with self addressed stamped envelope to ManaGenr 330 Caxton bid g Chicago.
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Caxton
Chicago
Observer notes Jack proposes to Kitty after lively evening
The Observer reports Jack proposed to Kitty last night while Kitty radiated liveliness. The Philadelphia North American notes Jack appears solemn and burdened by the weight of the engagement.
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Jack
Kitty
Philadelphia
Better Than the X Ray
A famous surgeon states that despite differences in men there is one thing that reveals what lies inside. The nervous inquirer presses for the answer, prompting a sharp exchange about insight into character.
Winter wrap gossip linked to Mrs Hyton in duchess chronicle
A garbled exchange records Mrs Brown asking Mrs Parvenu if she has seen Mrs Hyton's winter wrap. The reply mentions a new plush ulster, illustrating fashionable attire and social chatter among the women.
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Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Parvenu
Mrs. Hyton
Mrs. Smith
Ulster
Our Clubbing List Offers One-Year Subscriptions
A reader list shows The Gazette and various publications available for a one year subscription at reduced prices. Items include Texas Farm & Ranch and other periodicals with prices ranging from about 0.75 to 2.00, suggesting bundled club rates for multiple titles.
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Gazette
News & Gazette
Heustein Post
Texas Farm & Ranch
Tiluttva
Oath & Age
San Antonio Ness
Dene Goerer
Xus Stockman & Farmer
Aveta Constitution
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E. P. Williams
Mineola
WM. Wendiland & CO
Haan Hhatvon
Trexas
Shiner
D. G. Etelimers
Chas, Welhausen
General Banking
C. B. Welhausen
Opera House
E. L. Herdler
Propr
Dewey Restaurant
the Dewey Restaurant
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