Local Notes From Fredericksurg and Nearby
Mrs Jane Simmons of Fredericksurg had a cancer removed from her face by Dr Guthrie of Tripoli. A fine baby boy arrived at Mr L Gillett’s home. J J Adams is adding storage space to his store and plans a street-facing harness shop. E N Johneter reports his Le man school prospering. Mrs Gertie Taylor returned from Nashua last week not much improved in health.
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Jane Simmons
Fredericksurg
G. C. Simmons
Clara Hinkley
Guthrie
Tripoli
L. Gillett
J. J. Adams
E. N. Johneter
Leman
Gertie Taylor
Nashua
The Best Salve for Cuts and Skin Eruptions
An old advertisement promises the best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers and many skin conditions, with a money-back guarantee. It offers 25 cents per box and is for sale by Wilson & Wright.
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Wilson & Wright
Public health notice issued for Sumner Iowa in 1890
Citizens of Sumner Bremer county Iowa are warned to remove decaying animal matter manure and filth from streets or alleys adjoining their premises by June 1 1890. Failure to comply will incur damages and costs. Signed Health Physician Z Z Bryant and Local Board of Health members in Sumner Iowa May 12 1890.
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Sumner
Bremer County
Iowa
Z Z. Bryant
T. P. Emmons
Chas, Reimler
F. Ludwig
M. Robish
Grand excursion to Dubuque via railway line
A grand excursion to Dubuque is planned for Monday May 26 1890 under the German Evangelical Lutheran St Pauls Congregation Sunday School of Waverly. The event features three brass bands in full uniform aboard a special round trip train. Fare is 1.25 dollars with 66 cents for children under 12. Departure from Sumner at 8 00 a m. Invitations extend to other religious bodies. details from Chicago St Paul Kansas City Railway agents.
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Dubuque
Chicago, St. Paul & Kansas City Railway
German Evangelical Lutheran
St. Paul’s
Scheol
Waverly
Sumner
Chicago, St. P. & K.C. Railway
National Educational Association Convention in St Paul 90
The Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern Railway offers one fare round trip tickets plus 2.00 membership for the National Educational Association Annual Convention in St Paul Minnesota from July 1 to 7 with ample return time. Side trips to Duluth Ashland and northwest resorts available. special trains through coaches or sleeping cars can be arranged by agents.
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St. Paul, Ninn
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Tribune offers Minnesota readers discounted newspaper subscriptions
The Tribune Company announces subscription rates for its newspapers for the northwest market. Sunday edition at $2 yearly or $1 half year. daily at $7 yearly or $1.75 for three months. evening at 35 cents monthly or $1 for three months. Farmer's Minneapolis Tribune at $1 yearly or 60 cents for six months. The note emphasizes value versus rival papers and invites communications to THF TRIBUNE in Minneapolis.
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Northwest
Farmer’s Minneapolis Tribune
THF Tribune
Minneapolis
Minn
Lecture on Jerusalem and Its Environs by Rev W A Smith
Rev W A Smith gave a descriptive lecture at First Presbyterian on Jerusalem and its environs. He spent two months in Palestine and speaks with thorough knowledge of the Holy Land. Tonight his talk is From Dan to Beersheba and the audience is urged to fill the church.
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First Presbyterian Church
West
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Beersheba
Dubuque
Clarke's Extract of Fuax Cough Cure Ad Claims Victory
A letter from J W Ruby of Union City Ind touts Clarke's Extract of Fuax Cough Cure as a complete remedy for deep seated colds and whooping cough in children. It promotes a large bottle for $1 and Clarke's Flax Soap at 25 cents. sold by Robiah Co.
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Union Cuy Ind
Clarke
Gough
Souis
Robiah& Co
Judge Henderson Analyzes Supreme Court Decision On Liquor
Marshal town attorney and prohibitionist Judge H C Henderson argues in the Marshaltown Times that the Supreme Court ruling allows import of all liquor in any package and sale without restrictions, nullifies state laws, and opens saloons on every street. He warns only congressional action can curb such a drift and that in-state manufacture or sale remains under existing laws for non importers.
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Marshaltown
Supreme Court
Congress
Iowa
New Discovery Aids Consumptives and Siberia Petition
Mr C H Moris of Newark Arkansas reports recoveries after using Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption now on his third bottle and overseeing farm work. Jease Middlewart of Decatur Ohio credits it for saving his health after doctors abandoned hope. Free sample bottles at Wilson and Wright s Drug Store. A movement seeks 1 000 000 signatures for a memorial to the czar of Russia urging help for Siberian exiles. The petition, started by Rev McVicar of Philadelphia, has spread nationwide in moderate terms.
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Newark
Ark
Dr. King
Jease Middlewart
Decatur
Ohio
Wilson and
Czar
Russia
Siberia
Mr. McVicar
Philadelphia
United States
Clarke remedies touted by Chicago druggist for consumption
Physicians predicted Asa B Rowley would soon suffer consumption from catarrah. After using Clarke's Extract of Flax and Flax Soap, he reports rapid improvement and full cure after weeks. Clarke's Flax remedies sold by Robish and Co. 25 cents for soap. Chittenden of Bremer paid Litner $10 to settle after striking him with a whip when caught tying a horse to a tree.
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Asa B. Rowley
Chicago
Clarke
Robish and Co
Chittenden
Bremer
Litner
Squire Bodeker
Higher Systematic Education in Public Schools
A. P. L. A. argues for uniform, thorough preparatory training and proper classification in public and preparatory schools. He likens education to a ship needing a master builder, insisting the frame work of schooling must be strong to support the body of knowledge and to keep students inspired through graduation.
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Freir Association
Des Moines
Han
Fsher
Longfellow
Bart O
A. PL A
Electric Bitters advertised as cure-all remedy
An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a popular purifier that cures liver and kidney diseases removes pimples boils and salt rheum cleanses the blood drives malaria and treats headache constipation and indigestion. It guarantees satisfaction or refunds and lists prices 50 cents and 100 per bottle at Wilson and Wrights Drug store.
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Biennial Conclave Of Knights Of Pythias In Milwaukee
The Gurlington Gedar Rapids and Northern will sell excursion tickets to Milwaukee for the biennial gathering July 8 to 12 at one round trip fare from all line stations. Tickets on sale July 4 to July 5, return by July 20. Through coaches or sleeping cars available by applying to the undersigned or any agent of the company. J Dannke gas Got & Ik.
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Milwaukee
Zoo
J. Dannkegas
GOT & Ik
Spirit Lakeg
Great
Iowan
Ratza
Minnesota
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Dakota
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Ieriet
Saanes AM
Heroes of the Dark Continent book promotion and NP railroad notice
A classified style notice promotes a Stanley biography and Africa history book with claims of massive sales and an offer for canvassing outfits. It includes agent recruitment details and proofs, plus an unrelated Northern Pacific advertisement touting routes, stops, and ticket perks for settlers, with travel and map information across the northwest.
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Emin Pasha
Allather
Stanley
Africa
Dion's
Bradstreat
Pre. Co
St. Louis
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