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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1898
Page
2
R. R. C. Phelps, a leading pension attorney in Belfast New York, credits Dr Miles Heart Cure with curing longstanding heart troubles after years of illness. He describes fainting spells and pain, and notes a three year use that restored health. The firm offers a guarantee and a free medical book door to door.
Long list of Huron area updates including officials in session for ten days, new arrivals and visitors from Sioux Falls Chicago and Pierre, church and school notes, crop prospects after recent rain, and local business movements. Mentions county commissioner nominations, retirements, and community events with several named individuals and places.
Exposition excursions offered daily on the North-Western Line with flexible sojourn limits and varying rates. The event is promoted as a great educator and urged to be seen by all. For details contact Chicago & Northwestern Railway agents.
A cyclone formed east of Hitchcock and moved west reaching the city around 6 30 PM on Wednesday. The storm brought torrential rain and fierce thunder and lightning with about an inch of rain. Alpena reports a destructive hail storm destroying crops in that area. no losses in Beadle County by press time.
A Chicago Chronicle brief recounts a woman in a street scene who loves India and discovers a green parrot in a bird shop that claims to speak Hindoo. The mahroom mahni mah nahimah asserts it speaks the language, quarreling over value before a sailor’s tale and a price of twenty dollars. A stray travel note mentions low excursion rates to Buffalo for a youth convention.
Four transports carrying wounded from Santiago entered the lower harbor at Key West in the afternoon with the aim of landing the most serious cases there. A government tug provided information causing the hospital ships to proceed to Tampa.
Mrs Adam Hart of Groton South Dakota recounts a near fatal illness. Doctors gave up hope as lung consumption followed a severe cold and cough. She credits Dr King s new discovery for curing her after eight bottles. Trial bottles free at Holland Wheeler s drug store. regular 50 cents to one dollar, guaranteed or money refunded.
An old warning against mercury containing catarrh ointments and urging prescriptions from reputable physicians. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure made in Toledo by F. J. Cheney Co as mercury free and effective taken internally with testimonials. Sold by druggists at 75 cents per bottle and Hall's Family Pills recommended.
A solid vestibuled train with Sleeping and Dining cars and Standard Coaches leaves Chicago Union Station daily at 10 30 a m for New York City arriving at Twenty third Street Station at 2 35 p m. The ride is over an hour quicker with no changes. For details contact H R Dering A G P Agt 248 South Clark St Chicago.
Excursion tickets to the Omaha Exposition via the North Western Line will be on sale daily beginning June 1. Ticket limits vary by duration of stay. The exposition promises to be well worth seeing. For information contact Chicago and North Western Railway agents.
Pintsch gas lighted trains are featured on all North Western Line through trains. The first class equipment, smooth roadbed, and fast trains make the line notably popular with travelers.
Low excursion fares to Omaha offered for the Trans Missis sippi Teachers Association meeting June 28 to 30. Tickets on sale through agents of the Chicago and North Western Railway with favorable return limits and dates of sale to be announced.
Under a new Pennsylvan ia Short Lines schedule the Keystone Express departs Chicago Union Station at 10:30 AM daily and arrives at Twenty third Street Station New York City over an hour earlier. For details contact H. R. Derina A G P Agt 248 South.
Anyone seeking health truths is invited to request a free booklet published by the celebrated physicians Dr Hathaway and Co of Sioux City. Mention this paper to receive the booklet. Address your request to the shown clinic location today.
An ad claims Electric Bitters cure influenza symptoms by acting on the liver stomach and kidneys. It promises prompt relief and a full refund if not cured, selling at 50 cents per bottle through Hol and Wheeler's drug store.
A W Wilmarth and Asher F Pay for clerk of courts are praised as good men by supporters. Adam McConnell is the sole candidate for sheriff. The note invites everyone to celebrate their Republican primary victories and predicts victory in the November contest.
An advertisement proclaims Buckle's Arnica Salve as the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions and guarantees to cure piles or no pay. It promises perfect satisfaction.
An advertisement promotes Dr. Hathaway and Co. of Looe as reliable medical experts in gynecology and related fields. The offer promises free confidential opinions by return mail, aiming to persuade readers to write for guidance.
A patient describes a contagious blood poison baffling doctors and claims S.S. 8 cures it permanently by expelling taint from the blood. The testimonial asserts prior expenses and patent medicines failed, but after treatment the red blotches faded and health improved. Seekers urged to avoid mercury and potash treatments that damage hair and system.
American troops greeted Assistant Naval Constructor Hobson and the seven sailors aboard the New York after their surrender, with wild cheers and enthusiastic displays. Hobson reported they were well treated by Spaniards and in good health, as they returned from sinking the collier Merrimac at Santiago de Cuba.
The five companies of the First New York Volunteers, after a month on garrison duty at Fort Wadsworth, begin their voyage to the Philippines. The unit has completed training and will join the expeditionary forces in Manila.
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