Chile to hold National Exposition for Pan American display
Chile plans a National Exposition at the Normal School of Agriculture in Santiago from December 8 to January 6, 1901 to showcase resources for the Pan American event in Buffalo. An 11 member Pan American executive committee will oversee the exhibition, with Chilean officials in Washington and at Buffalo, and the Chilean Commissioner General to direct activities.
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United States
Chile
Buffalo
Naymal School of Agriculture
Santiago
Washington, D. C
Legation
New York
Editor sees wonders in Bucklen’s salve at cave
Lexington Tenn editor W W Barry contracted piles while exploring Mammoth Cave and found Bucklen’s mica Salve cured his ailment. The advertisement claims it heals piles inflammation and all bodily pains, selling for 26 cents at U P Blatebury’s.
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W. W. Barry
Lexington
Tenn
Mammoth Cave
Bucklen
U. P. Blatebury’s
The Cost of Crime and Its Heavy Burden
Lewiston Tribune argues crime costs the nation about 600 million dollars yearly, with 200 million raised by taxation for enforcement. The piece urges strict, rapid enforcement of laws, asserting crime drains resources, lowers morals, and weakens the state’s future prosperity. It cites international examples and calls for citizen demand for firmer judicial action.
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Eugene Smith
New York
National Prison Association
Cleveland
United States
Chrch
Smith
Idaho
Lewiston Tribune
Electric Bitters advertised as universal remedy claims
The notice extols Electric Bitters as a cure for malaria and fevers, with a testimonial from A. Null of Weab Illinois, praising two bottles for his children. It prices the tonic at 50 cents and lists H. D. Blatersley as the druggist. The rest reports political fusion commentary from the News and Blackfoot News on Idaho campaigns.
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Stanley
Livingstone
Mailaria
A. Null
Weab
Lil
H. D. Blatersley
Idaho
Blackfoot News
Boise
John M. Roberts
Range
James L. Wilson
Ina Roper
Edward E. Garrett
Six Frightful Failures Cure by King's New Discovery
Six failed doctors nearly sent William H. Main of Lockland to an early grave with fatal lung trouble yet after taking five bottles he was cured by Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption. Guaranteed to cure bronchitis asthma and other lung diseases. 50 cents and trial bottles free at H. D. Batchelor's drug store.
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Wm. H. Main
Lockland
Dr. King
Renee
St. Brial
H. D. Batcuiey’s
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and Odd Snippets From News
A deer healing from a broken hind leg shows rest and proper alignment aid recovery. A British unit led by Capt. Dennison praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy use in Bechuanaland. A Fort Wayne bill for pig feet prompts a generous charity note. Anecdotes on Chamberlain's Pain Balm include a Manchester user's shoulder relief. A Leslie's Weekly note describes Melanesian courtship rituals and Moorland courting customs with symbolic signals.
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Henry Gilbert
Henry
Wardner News
Africa
C. G. Dennison
Vryburg
Bechuanaland
Chamberlain
H. D. Blatchley
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Fort Wayne
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Leslie
Moorland
Joe Drorsa
YerSimile Signature of
Bears
Castoria
Cole
T. .C Egleston & Co
New Furniture Store
Caldwell
H. H. Jones
F. White
First National Bank
Caldwell, Idaho
Ndence
The
Third Judicial Disdaho
Wicinda
Idano
Lucinda Ughes
Third Judicial District
Amar
Canyon County
Jolly OU. Hick
J.P. Johnson
Plaintic
Dr. E.E. Datton
John T. Morrison
Tiornet Law
Atapanalias Ieee
H. A. Griffiths
John O. Rice
Resale
Frank J. Smith
Athorn Gimce
Masonicblock
Over 'O
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Atorur
le Rennet Law
Boise City
Notary Public
HAS. W. Pinn Notary Public
Aok Caipina Ad Mat Nat
BE. Maxey
W. WG Stalker
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E E Dutton
Masonic Bik
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Frank Hardy
Proprieto
AL. Butts
Kimball Strest
Wassues
John
Rice Jagor Plowhead
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Main Street
Caldwey
B. Christianson
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P. E. Engel
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