New millinery at Chowins and local ads
New millinery at Chowins includes up to date hats and bonnets. Mrs Chowing offers arm produce in exchange. Bergman's sells ladies vintage style boots at 9 cents. Supt. Parks traveled east to North Platte Tuesday. Robt Simms and family moved to Litclefield Illinois. Schubert Symphony Club concert tonight at White House hall. Wanvie D seeking general house help. Entertainment at White House ball tonight. Dr Bassett places a new fish aquarium in his drug store. J P Holloway and Bert Scott visited North River this week. Morning Glory and Cream flour at McMullan's claim best in town. Mrs Blood and grandson headed to Cheyenne. Wilson House offers square meals. Morning Glory flour consistently used. Indies and men's shoes at 1.00 to 2.00 per pair. Bergman's soda water plans for summer. A. W. Atkins bought twenty cows from W. W. Wood last Wednesday. Pure-blood Buff Cochins eggs for sale at 1.00 per setting. Stallions wanted send description and cash to D. W. White Camp Clarke. Mrs Maneely thriving in millinery. School fund enlarged by 1500 from saloon licenses. Cars bound for Omaha Exposition. Office supplies land conveyances and legal blanks. Trimmed hats at Cyclone store. Soil soaked. sun expected to improve range. Six hole Best Steel Ranges 3.45. new all Steel Ranges 10 to 45 from Essig. White House hall sold out for Schubert Symphony Club. Christian Endeavorers postponed their social. Stage driver Sanders had a runaway accident. Weather improving after a cloudy spell. Wanted reliable salesmen for lubricating oils and greases. Colonial Refining Co., Cleveland, O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faust
Bergman's
Parks
North Platte
Robt
Simms
Litclefield
Ill
Schubert Symphony Club
Wanvie
R. D. Harris
White House
Bassett
J.P. Holloway
Bert Scott
North River
Morning Glory
McMullan's
Notable Sidney happenings fill weekly notes
Mrs. Herman Schroeder and children visit Norfolk relatives. Chas Wright resumes duties. Dr. BR Backs visits from Sidney. local vet Dr Joe Nelson aids convulsions case. a tramp is badly injured at Lodgepole. Dr A D Stewitts named assistant U P railroad surgeon. telegraph requests for volunteers to aid Ancle Sam. Christian Endeavor social May 10. Cigar ad seeks agents. May Day musings and ads. cattle from Green River arrive. Will Kingelty returns from Omaha hospital. land office cash receipts peak. special agent Grapewine to review claims. Stowitts joins Scottish Rite. volunteers forming for future troop call. Knights of Pythias lodge visit Sidney. Frank Wiser and Edward Lowery released from service. telegrams to Missouri applicants for U S army. Father Sak, the Catholic priest, visits Sidney. multilingual and musical pursuits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Schroeder
Norfolk
Nebr
Chas. Wright
Pease Hardware Establishment
BR. D. Backs
Sidney
Keith County
J. W. Harper
Higgins
Joe Nelson
Lodgepole
A. D. Stewitts
U. P Railroad
A. F P. Jonas
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Featured In Local Notices
In Holland Va a resident testifies the remedy cured his wife’s two-year cough after other treatments failed. W. Bassett sells 25 and 50 cent bottles. A gypsy group camping near the railroad faced hostility and left town. A New Orleans case reports Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured a prolonged dysentery after three doses. Weather and war rumors swirl with political quips. DeCastro seeks Governor Holcomb’s permission to recruit a Kimball cavalry militia company for future needs.
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Chamberlain
Pold
D. J. Jones
Holland
Chamberlan
W. EF. Bassett
John Peterson
Puntoutville
New Orleans
Wm. McNamara
Peterson
WW. Bassett
EH. DeCastro
Holcomb
Kimball
Kimbull
Contagious Blood Poison Promoted as Cure All
An advertorial claims conventional doctors cannot cure contagious blood poison and that S. S. S. is the only remedy that reaches the disease source and purges it from the body. The piece emphasizes mercurial and potash treatments as ineffective and warns of patient decline without S. S. S.
One Purpose of the Bladder and Womb Warns of Mistaken Weakness
An article explains bladder and womb functions, noting disease risks from kidney issues and misattributed female weakness. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy, offering sample bottles and pamphlets by mail with a small postage payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
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Royal
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
U.P. K.R
Bust Mail
Atlantic Express
Californi
Way Freight
West
Ees Ne
R. Biresen
Chowin‘s
White Hose Hall
Essig’s
Mayme McFadden
McMullan’s
Bergman’s
A. W. Atkins
W. W. Wood
A. D. Gorham
D. W. White
Camp Clarke
Omaha
Cyclone
Essie’s
ESSIG
White House Hall
Sanders
Colonial Refining Co
Cleveland, O
Ancle Sam
N. B
Christian Endeavor
del Prado Cigar Co
Chicago
International Allamedy Co
Dearborn St
Green River
Wyo
A. D
S. Conner
Will Kingelty
Grapewine
Peter Smith
Judge Neubauer
Dr. Stowitts
Masonic Order
Boydson
Knights of Pythias
Scism
Knight’s Jewel
Frank Wiser
Edward Lowery
World Herald
United States Army
Missouri
Father Sak
Heun
Neb
Father Harrington
Sak
Colton
Cheyenne
Washington
Dewey
Phillipines
Manilla
Sampson
Porto Rico
Simmons
Vale of Tears
W.R. Newman
Staunton
S.S.S
Swift Specific Company
Atlanta, Ga
Geo. W. Heist
Jas. L. Mintosh
Agr Law
Nebraska
D. Stowitts
U Po Railroad
Didney
Rost. H. Willis, C. E
Cheyenne County
L G. Simon, M. D
Chewin’'s Block
J H. Long
Bayard, Neb
Finn
LaPeer
W. Harper
Nev
Anne
Wen
E Doran
Sidney Nebe Runge
Pumpkin Creek
W Co
Bullock
Vostoffice
Lodge Pole
Lodge Vole Creek
Cheyenne Co
Cottonwood Creek
Logan Co
Colo. Lany
Taft
Gere
Brande
T B. Cary
Lupeer
de Nebr
Stange
Jon
W.atkins
Nebr. Range
Deep Holes
Camp Creek
G. Pitts
Postoffice
Sidney Draw
Ars
A. Stanton
Potter, Nebraska
Range
Potter
the Telegraph
C&e
H. T. Doran
Che
Schlitz Beer
M. H. Tobin
Prop
Milwauke EG
Postoffice Drug Store
ORGS
W. F. Bassett
Oberfelder Block
Sidney, Neb
J. Frep Dawson
Rose Street
Daniel. McAleese
Fred. Krug Brewing CO
Old Postoffice Building
Sidney, Nebraska
Palace Livery Barn
M. E. Washburn
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