Passenger Train Timetable Information for Midwest Route
Lincoln Omaha Chicago St Joseph Kansas City St Louis and all Points East and South. Going south Daily 2242 a.m. No 34 Invight Daily Except Sam 12:2 p.m. Going north No 02 Daily 7290.4 m No 304 Freight Daily Except Mon 600 p.m. Sleeping dining and reclining chair cars on through trains. Tickets baggage checked to any point in the United States or Canada. For information maps time tables and tickets contact M A Shipman Agent or J Francis General Passenger Agent Omaha Nebraskas.
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Lincoln
Omaha
Chicago
St. Joseph
Kansas City
St. Louis
United States
Cuniwanda
M. A. Shipman
J. Francis
Nebrasks
Union Pacific Timetable Eastbound and Westbound Trains
Union Pacific timetable lists Going East trains with times for the Overland Limited No 2 at 9:05 a.m. and No 4 Atlantic Express at 6:20 p.m. Also shown are No 6 Mailland Express 4:20 a.m. and No 10 Past Mail at 3:05 p.m. Westbound shows No 1 Overland Limited 7:40 p.m. and No 3 Pretiic Express 4:25 a.m. No 5 Mailland Express 25 a.m. Freight trains carry passengers at stops. Coreros agent.
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Overland Limited
Atlantic Express Oa
Mailland Express
East Mall
Pretiic Express
Mailand Express
Coreros
For Sale Steinway Piano in Good Condition
Second-hand Steinway piano offered by B. T. Clara of Daykin Nebraska. Piano in good condition priced at $10.00. C. D. Essic listed with sale terms on the North half of Section 17 Town ship 14 Range 4s. Easy terms.
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Section 17
Township 14
B. T. Clara
Daykin
Nebraska
Furnished neatly described by Mrs J H Wilson
A concise notice offers furnished accommodations neatly arranged. Contact Mrs J H Wilson to inquire terms and details, located second door west of the Metropolitan hotel.
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J. H. Wilson
Metropolitan Hotel
Gratitude From Mrs Lyngholm After Husband's Illness
Mrs NP Lyngholm expresses sincere thanks to friends neighbors and Sidney residents for loving words and generous deeds that helped her ease financial strain caused by her late husband’s sickness and death. The kindness inspires her to face life anew and support her dependents.
Trail name for Portland Exposition on Ambuwsement Street
A Portland Oregon note states that the Ambuwsement street exhibition will be held next summer and titled The Trail. The announcement names the avenue and event title, signaling a planned exposition theme.
Sidney Nebs Diverse Local Ads and Notices
Mrs Dunlap dressmaker contact in Sidney Neb Scanlon s Sarsaparilla sold as blood purifier Bradley Vroman paint promoted Heath Milligan paint touted for ten years D Scanlons offers Wisconsin shoes Rheumatism cure claimed by Scanlon s dealership J R Merifield optician tests free DeLaval separators and cream contracts Bettendorf all steel wagons Blue Ribbon Henny buggies Ladies Aid meets January 18 at B A Jones home Union temperance service at Lutheran Church ads for heating stoves and car of wagons solicits buyers The McAleese Robinson grocery firm dissolves Charles J H Robinson sells to Daniel McAleese Sidney Neb Jun 20 1905 Sidney Sanitarium osteopathy massage services offered Dr R B Benda Mrs Eulalia Benda contact 75 Willian Stuart Union Pacific traveling engineer in town.
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Scanlon
Heath & Milligan
D. J. Scanlon’s
Harper & Wright's
J. R. Merifield
Optician
St. Louis
J. Osuord
Sidney
Neb
Ladies’ Aid
B. A. Jones
Miss Davis
Union Temperance
Lutheran Church
Bettendorf
Harper & Wright
McAleese & Robinson
Nebraska
Charles J. H. Robinson
Daniel McAleese
Sidney, Neb
Jun
Remark on Miss Shugger and Miss Passay in Cleveland Leader
In editorial tone the Cleveland Leader comments on Miss Shugger and Miss Passay as self possessed and notes Miss Pepper’s view that she unlikely gains a chance to dispose of property. The remark implies caution about crime and happiness in society.
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Miss Shugger
Miss Passay
Life in Jerusalem Through Miss Freer’s Eyes
Excerpted notes describe Jerusalem as a mix of cultures. streets dirty and crowded with Arabs, Jews, Muslims, and Christians. Water scarce, winds harsh, and disease fed by insects. claims 68 degree mean annual temperature and cheap living with meat prices noted. Observations contrast sacred status with quirky habits, dress, and social norms.
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Jerusalem
A. Goodrich Freer
Ain Karim
Her Smuggled Necklace Tale Reveals Hidden Duty Tricks
A New York Post item recounts a London diamond necklace smuggling plot by a daughter aided by a wealthy father. He ultimately declared and paid the duty, turning the escapade into a costly lesson in vice and restraint. The piece contrasts female thrill seeking with male honesty in customs evasion.
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London
New York Post
Young Roscius Master Betty and his dramatic rise and fall
The piece recounts William Hears Weat Betty known as Young Roscius, a child prodigy who astonished Belfast and London crowds in the early 1800s, appeared at Drury Lane after a brief adult return, and died in 1874 at age thirty two. It mentions a chaotic Dec 1801 London crowd and his notable stage debut and decline in a tone echoing theatrical history.
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Roscius
William Hears Weat Betty
Betty
Drury Lane
William Pitt
House of Commons
Orbers
Marmler
Miss Kemble's Massachusetts Ride Causes Bill Dispute
In a humorous tale from the Christian Register, Fray Kemble hires a neighbor in Massachusetts to drive her on a regular basis. Conversation turns to crops and history, she insists on riding not talking, and the driver later issues a five dollar charge. The bill is paid and they become firm friends.
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Fray Kemble
Matssachsetts
Wash-Luyion eagle cited by Audubon as symbol of U S
The baldheaded eagle received the Wash-Luyion name from Audubon and is praised as brave and fearless. It notes the eagle’s status as the emblem of the United States since 1785, appearing on flag poles, coins, seals, and the Liberty shield, per the Washington Star.
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Audubon
Washington
United States
Liberty
Partnership dispute and fleeting grace in a domestic tale
The indignant Cather reproaches his son for lack of devotion to the business. He answers that he has tired himself, while a metaphor compares each feeling to a flower with a brief moment of beauty, a single instant of expansive grace in the garden of the soul.
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Cather
Human chandelier nickname cited for Mrs Cumrox
The Washington Star quotes Mrs Cumrox asking if her diamonds drew attention and Misa Cayenne confirms hearing several people call her the human chandelier, reflecting public commentary on her jewelry.
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Western Nebraska Land Company
Sidney, Nebra
New York
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Welena
Datte
Portland
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Passengver
Invight
Union Pacific Railroad
Sidney, Web
C. D. Essic
Sidney Sanitarium
R. B. Benda
Eulalia Benda
Nebr
Willian Stuart
Union Pacific
Mexico
Lodimnen
Ballee
Washington Fost
Vcs. O'Connor
Robert Hutchison
Hutchison
London Telegraph
Europe
Young Roasactun
Francis I
Peresivine
Terry Martin
Attorney At Law
Herbert S. Crane
KF C. Beebe
H. E. Gapen
Over Post Office
Court House
A D. Stowitts
G. P. Railroad
Oberfelder Building
Sidney, Nebraska
L. G. Simon
Gwtollam
Lymer
U. S. Land Office
Arderson
Lodgepole Creek
W C. Bullock
Lodgepole
Cheyenne Co
Cottonwood Creek
Logan Co
Colo
Pole
Lodeepole Creek
Ion
Kimball
Lawrence Forks
Flood
Ickes. Jr
Nebo
Davison
Welener
Potter
Nelson
Cigars & Tobacco
Postoffice
J.C. Hudson
Land Agency
Che - Valley Hotel
Bridgeport, Neb
North Platte Valley
J. W. Iddings, Prop
E. J. Sweet
Saser
Andbbean Eagle
Emileal
Garden of the
Herilliant
J. J. McIntosh
Himerican Bank
Greenlee & Benson
Crockery
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