Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Women's Disorder
The advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as the cure for female diseases, noting it is non alcoholic and narcotic. It claims to regulate cycles, dry drains, heal inflammation, strengthen nerves, aid childbirth, and support nursing mothers, with testimonials from Mrs. E. A. Bender praising its effects after prolapse.
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Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
E. A. Bender
Keene, Coshocton Co
Ohio
Huron Items from Wednesdays Daily
The audience at the opera house Tuesday evening was rate and appreciative. Advance sale of seats to Forepaugh and Sells circus at Longstaff's drug store. Regular services resume next Sabbath after the pastor's return. Fall term of Commercial College, Mankato opens Sept 3. Wanted: desirable couple to work on stock and crops on shares with teams feed seed furnished. Wm A Thompson Grant two Beadle county S D seeking new merchant tailoring prospects in Huron. he went to Aberdeen. Epworth assembly tent raised. 120 feet, seats 3000, to be filled repeatedly. Small family tents and Lapier's restaurant ready. Park becomes a Metho dist camp. McCabe meeting pending. Local home talent performance praised. orchestra of three pieces. E LeRoy Miller excellent impersonator and manager. Reserved seats at Cream City bakery. audience urged to attend tonight.
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Longstaff
Treadway
Presbyterian Church
A. Thompson
Grant Two
Beadle County
S. D
Epworth
Fred Holton
Caffee
Lapier
Huron
E. LeRoy Miller
Cream City Bakery
Mr. Miller
News from China warns of July 7 bombardment by Tuan
Washington received a cable from Minister Wu via Shanghai stating General Tuan Fuh Sien planned to bombard the legations on July 7, aligning with Goodnow’s Pekin report of attacks to begin that day. Officials note the imperial government faces a dangerous insurrection rather than a formal war with Christianity.
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Washington
China
Sheng
Shanghai
Hay
Pekin
Tuan Fuh Sien
Goodnow
Christendom
To Cure a Cold in One Day Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
A historic ad claims a single day cure for a cold with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It promises refunds from all druggists if the remedy fails and notes that E. W. arese signature appears on each box.
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E. W. Arese
Money to Loan on Real Estate at 8 Per Cent
Real estate loans offered in Beadle County at 8 percent interest with no commission. Attorney Joan H. Kine states low rates. Also notes Denver excursion tickets via the Chicago & North-Western Line available July 23 and 24 for the Y P C U Presbyterian church convention, limited to August 24.
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Beadle County
Joan H. Kine
Denver
Colo
North-Western
Y. P. C. U. Presbyterian Church
Chicago & North-Western Y
For Rent: Suite on Third Street Over Laundry
A notice offering a tidy suite of rooms on Third Street above the laundry for a first-class tenant. Addressed to Frep M. Witcox, the advertiser promises the premises will be put in good order.
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Third Street
Frep M. Witcox
Hay Put Up Offer From Huron Advertiser
Local notice from Wa. Zeciter of Huron South Dakota offering hay storage and handling services. He can store large or small quantities and invites inquiries.
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Zeciter
Huron, S. D
For Rent or Sale. The Stevens house on Lawn Ridge
Frep M Witcox advertises a property on Lawn Ridge known as the Stevens house for rent or sale. Listing notes availability and contact for viewing.
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Stevens
Lawn Ridge
Frep M. Witcox
Eskridge Kansas editor dies of self-inflicted wounds in Emporia
Emporia Kansas July 17. C V Eskridge editor of the Emporia Republican and former lieutenant governor died at his home from pistol wounds. He had been ill for months and said he could not live and was tired of life before dying.
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Kansas
Emporia
Kan
C. V. Eskridge
Emporia Republican
Fate of Europeans in Pekin Seen as Certain
London reports confirm the likely fate of Europeans in Pekin as the legations come under siege. Telegrams from Sir Robert Hart’s wife and officials in Shanghai describe sorties, bombardments, and the likely collapse of foreign defenses with ministers and their governments in grave danger. The sequence suggests a grim outcome with few details that may never be known.
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London
Pekin
Associated Press
Lady Hart
Robert Hart
Tung Fuh Siang
Shang Tung
Legations
Shanghai
Americans First Caucasian Troops Reach Tien Tsin
Secretary Long received Admiral Kempff’s report dated June 5 describing Captain McCalla’s landing force and noting that U S marines moving from Taku to Tien Tsin were the first Caucasian troops to reach the city and were greeted with great joy. The marine guard to Pekin faced no opposition.
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Washington
Long
Admiral Kempff
Newark
Taku
Two Battalions Sail for China From Manila
Two battalions of the Fourteenth Infantry and Daggett's battery of the Fifth artillery departed Manila aboard the transports Indiana Flintshire and Wyfield for China. The force, destined to join the Ninth infantry, carries 500 rounds per man, a 1,000,000 round ammunition reserve, medical subsistence, and clothing for 5,000 men for three months, plus two 7-inch mortars and two 6-inch howitzers with ammo. The hospital ship Relief accompanies the expedition.
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Fourteenth Infantry
Daggett
Fifth Artillery
China
Indiana
Flintshire
Wyfield
Ninth Infantry
Chinese Laundry Protected After Anti Chinese Demonstration
Incensed by the Boxer murders a crowd gathered at Ah Sing’s Kansas City laundry. Stones were thrown and threats were made against the Chinese inmates. Police dispersed the crowd and remained to guard the premises through the night.
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Kansas City
Ah Sing
General Miles Sees Minister Wu
Lieutenant General Miles called at the Chinese legation in Washington and held a lengthy conference with Minister Wu about the military situation in China. The meeting signals high level interest in Sino military affairs and ongoing diplomatic exchanges in July.
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Miles
Washington
Missionaries in China Plea for United States Prayer
American missionaries in China appeal through the Associated Press for prayers from all Christians in the United States. They ask for guidance from the powers and speedy help for American and native converts in their hour of peril in Shan gual on July 17.
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China
United States
German Marines Attack Tsung Li Yamen in Beijing
Washington July 17 The Japanese legation reports a German minister was shot in Pekin and German marines attacked the Tsung Li Yamen and burned the building. Fifth Regiment will go to China from Fort Sheridan within two weeks, with rest before the full regiment sails from Cuba within a week.
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Tsung Li Yamen
Washington
Pekin
Tsung Luamen
China
CuicaGco
Fifth United States Infantry
Fort Sheridan
Cuba
Textile Trade Disrupted by China Trouble Locks Out 2800
Reports from Berlin indicate the China unrest seriously dents German textile output with 2,800 workers locked out in Bocholt and Kaiserslautern. The stoppage affects supply chains and regional mills through mid July.
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Berlin
China
Bocholt
Kaiserslautern
Drought Ends as Northern Kansas Receives Heavy Rains
Northern Kansas experiences substantial rainfall ending a five week drought that threatened the corn crop. The downpour, reported from Kansas City on July 18, brings relief to farmers and curbs anticipated losses to agriculture.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Simmons as County Court Judge Action Noted
Tafwell M Simmons serves as judge of the county court with attest seal by Asher F Pay Clerk and L C Kemp listed as attorney for petitioner for a period July 19 to August 9.
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Tazwell M. Simmons
Asher F. Pay
L. C. Kemp
Foreclosure Sale Notice in Beadle County South Dakota
Default made in payment on a December 1 1886 mortgage to James B BR beneficiary mortgagee John R Trevett trustee. Andrew Riegel assignee will foreclose on July 21 1900 at 2 PM at the front door of Huron Court House Beadle South Dakota to the highest cash bidder.
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Benjamin V. Hartupee
Andrew Riegel
Third Street
Huron
County of
Beadle
South Dakota
Lydia M. Hartupee
Henry J. Kellogg
Rufus M. Hollister
Sarah B. Hollister
John R. Trevett
James B. BR
Register of Deeds
Beadle County
Territory of Dakota
Uth Dakota
Andrew Riege
Office of the Register of Deeds
County of Beadle
W. A. Lynnea
S. D
Ammons
State OF
Justice Court
County of Beadless
Vanderburgh
Justice of the Peace
Cam Aum
A. J. Douglass
A. D
Joseph Daum
F. R. Marston
Mary E. Eldredge
Norman Eldredge
Mortgagors
C. C. Cuyler
Benjamin Graham
C C. Cuyler
Graham
Alex Peddie
Tne
Alex P
Redfield
Eliza Schoonover
N. M. Wardall
Notice of continued trial in Beadle County case
Justice J B Vanderburgh in Beadle County delays trial for A J Douglas until Thursday July 19 at 9 a.m. Henry C Hincksey, attorney for the plaintiff, notes service and return of process.
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Vanderburgh
Beadle County
A. J. Douglas
Henry C. Hincksey
Burttt as Administrator Moves Will Annexed Case
A. W. Burttt named administrator of the will annexed of Edward G. Esty, deceased. Pyle and Taylor of Huron, South Dakota, two attorneys, report dates July 19 to August 9.
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Andrew Riegel
Benjamin V. Hartapee
E. H. Vance
A. W. Burttt
Edward G. Esty
Pyle & Taylor
Huron
South Seen
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