Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Cure a Cold in One Day
An advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as curing a cold in one day with a No Cure No Pay offer. Priced at 25 cents, the notice emphasizes quick relief and a money back promise.
29 Sep 1900
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1900
Page
1
An advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as curing a cold in one day with a No Cure No Pay offer. Priced at 25 cents, the notice emphasizes quick relief and a money back promise.
County commissioners visited to locate the bridge site. O'Shea owns the bridge contract and R P Scott handles approaches. Local residents greet H E Gapen en route to Bayard. Sawyer displays goods, Liveryman Lee builds a new house, and E D Owens campaigns. Frequent visitors include Miles, Nolan, Wagner, Nelson, McIntosh, and Lyon.
D W White visited Alliance last week while R H Willis measured the river on Saturday. Harvey Stephens attended Bayard primaries. Geo Kushmaner finished haying. Mr and Mrs F W Smith visited Frank Smith and family. Miller Robison and wife were in the neighborhood Saturday. Republican primaries produced nominations for assessor Wm Willis, road overseers J T White and Paul Sebeck, and justice of the peace J T White. Cy Duncan and wife visited the Bee Hive Saturday.
Deeds show Albert M Little and wife transferring in Polk County Nebraska to Margaret Ware in Cheyenne County, tax block 28-18-47 valued at 500 dollars. Other Cheyenne County parcels traded from Lars Jacobebon to Ola Nelson for 150 dollars. H G Gordon and wife transfer to B E Wagner in Cheyenne County for sections 90 18 51 and related lots for 52 dollars. J R McElhaney and wife to H G Gordon and wife in Cheyenne County for northwestern quarters and lots 1 2 of 20-18-61. E Fenske transfers to Mary A Rice in Cheyenne County northwest 82-15-47 for 300 dollars. Seth Foster and wife of Los Angeles County California transfers with D Hall of same locale for 1 15-50. value 10 dollars. Right of way payments listed: Wm J Van Gorder and wife Pratt County NL to N W and W R R for 5 dollars. Peter Van Gorder of Maricopa County Arizona to N W and W R R for 45 dollars.
Wide assortment of items with prices including six hole steel range 25 dollars heavy four hole cook stove 10 dollars parlor heating stove 5 dollars oak side board 15 dollars iron bed 2.50 dollars and best all wool carpet 60 cents at C. D. Essie House Furnishing Department.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promise a one day cure for a cold with druggists refunding money if it fails. Each box bears E. W. Grove's signature and is priced at 25 cents.
A Republican slate led by C. Weston for auditor and F. N. Prout for attorney general launched a state tour at Sidney's new Opera House. John W. Evans of North Platte spoke for representative. G. W. Marsh urged Owens for state senate. crowd braved rain to hear pledges on tariffs, imperialism, and growth.
Judge Grimes held a special district court to hear Ben Lyon and Arthur Leaven accused of breaking into a Union Pacific car. They pled guilty and were each sentenced to one year in the state penitentiary. Sheriff King and Marshal Washburn transported them to Lincoln.
Uncle Jake Wolfe, commissioner, conducted a public auction of school land leases in the county. Bidding was lively and all acres sold. Out of town bidders included Crandall of Lincoln and others. local participants also leased tracts.
County Commissioners Wood, Rowan and Lindberg with County Attorney Gapen and County Surveyor Bordwell visited Bridgeport on Monday to select the site for a new bridge across the North Platte River. The structure will lie due north of Bridgeport on the section line between 28 and 29, township 20, range 50, with total earthwork and bridge length of 2800 feet. R. P. Scott has begun earthwork and Shesly & OShea will start bridge work once materials arrive.
E. V. 8S Pomeroy's runner Fowler placed third and second in two Alliance races. His horse Ritter finished third in a three eighths mile event. Ed Doran's Royal Flush finished third in the 2:30 harness class.
The issue includes the statements of the American Bank and the Bank of Nebraska, listing financial activity and notices relevant to depositors and shareholders.
Nancy Willis enters the second grade while Walter Fuat re enters the seventh. Absent students include Ak-sar-ben attendees Dan Ahrens Margaret Stewitts Maggie Jones Dora Lindberg and Cora Hive with the grammar department noting most of the week away. Arch ie Clinton and Gene Cramer compete as rivals for best calculator in grammar.
Brought here for Bariail Ernest Armstrong the one year eleven month old son of Mr and Mrs Armstrong of Laramie Wyoming died Tuesday after a week long illness from gastric fever The parents had the remains brought to Sidney Thursday morning The funeral was held at M J Sanders home at 2 PM Many friends including members of the A O U W and D of H attended Floral offerings came from Laramie and this city The Armstrongs have the sympathy of a wide circle of friends in their bereavement.
Ne Bryan men in town with L W Fish of Banner County say the Kimball car carried cattle and sheep men. A poll of the group showed everyone intended to vote for McKinley. not a single Bryan supporter was present.
Ben E. Wagner and Grace Gage of Redington were married by Judge Sanders on Wednesday September 26 at the Welker home. The ceremony was witnessed by relatives and a few friends.
Assistant Superintendent Phelan and Trainmaster Jackson of the Burling visit the city as Dalton station fourteen miles north opens with agent B.8. Burnell. Heaton couple plan permanent Sidney residence as Burling ton station changes hands. Union Pacific trains stock accident boxes.
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