8.8S. Cures Rheumatism for Twenty Years
Those with Rheumatism suffer worsening pain as doctors' remedies containing mercury and potash aggravate swelling and stiffness. 8.8S. has cured Rheumatism for twenty years, even in the most severe cases.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1898
Page
7
Those with Rheumatism suffer worsening pain as doctors' remedies containing mercury and potash aggravate swelling and stiffness. 8.8S. has cured Rheumatism for twenty years, even in the most severe cases.
A fragment from a railroad timetable lists freight and passenger trains with departure times across east and west sections. It includes notes on mail service and occasional speeds and destinations, reflecting a period timetable excerpt.
Notary service offered and up to date job work available. Local sales include milch cows, cattle and sheep shipments to Omaha. Town visitors from Denver and Lisco. Cars of horses and steers shipped to Monroe and Omaha. Baseball of small ads for clothing, shoes, medicines, wind mills, furniture, sewing machines, and school supplies. Help wanted and dentist visits noted. Local promotions and prices at Bergman’s, Bassett’s, McMullan’s, and Essig.
Long column of notices and reports including Henry T. Dean’s timber proof in La Peer, final homestead proofs by Stephen A. Gyger and Hiram Maxwell, railroad and cattle trade items, and endorsements for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy sold by W. F. Bassett.
Greatly reduced rate via Union Pacific to Omaha for the Exposition from June 1 to November 1, 1898. The railroad offers superb equipment and quick time, making it the popular line to Omaha. For tickets, information, contact BERK BREISCH, Agent.
Katie Sukovaty, contestant, files affidavit against Henry Strey entry No. 744 made May 9 18__ for s why sec 8 twp 18n r 4aq. Allegations claim abandonment over six months, non cultivation, and non military absence. Notice ordered by public publication with hearing set November 1908 at 10 a.m. before U S land office Sidney Neb. Guonas W. Heist Register. H E Gapea attorney. 1-5
J Neubauer county judge of Cheyenne county Nebraska issues an attachment order for 8. in an action where A Pease is plaintiff and Harry Sanders is defendant. Property including dishes cooking utensils and fixtures attached. Case continued to October 1 1898 at 10 oclock a m in Sidney Nebraska. PRABE 238 Plaintiff.
County Judge J Naubauer fixes October 1 1808 as the deadline to file all claims against the estate of M A Chowuls and Son in Cheyenne County. Creditors may file objections or counterclaims by that date and parties may oppose claims as allowed by law.
Land Office in Sidney Nebraska issues notice that Mary Lenzen seeks homestead proof for her claim in section 2 township 1 range 5 west. The hearing is set for November 12, 1898, before the Sidney Register or Receiver. Witnesses include Peter Lenzen Nickolas Treinen Daniel Kelly and John W McDaniel of Sidney.
Notice to creditors of Andrew Heckman deceased to file claims for examination, adjustment, and allowance before the Cheyenne County Judge. Hearing dates set October 9, December 10, and March 1, 1904 at 10 a.m. Published in Sidney Telegraph for four weeks before March 1, 1899. Six months to file claims and one year for administrator to settle.
Land Office at Sidney Nebraska announces that a claimant will make proof to support residence and cultivation on the old land before the Register or Receiver on November 21 1898 in Sidney Nebraska. Witnesses named include John W Harper James Halston H Y Fai James Davidson and others from Higgins Higgins Higgins and nearby areas.
Cheyenne county Nebraska proposes issuing twenty thousand dollars in coupon bonds dated December 1 1988 to redeem unpaid 1904 14 16 indebtedness. Bonds bear Ave percent interest with annual coupons. principal due after twenty years with optional redemption after ten. Ballot asks voters to approve funding bonds for debts of 1864 1905 1906 with two thirds Yes needed to pass.
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