Come and See Bargains at New Store Motto
Promotional note for a new store offering quick sales and small profits. Encourages customers to read items with cheerful exchanges if unsatisfactory.
09 Mar 1899
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1899
Page
1
Promotional note for a new store offering quick sales and small profits. Encourages customers to read items with cheerful exchanges if unsatisfactory.
The article extols the syrup as a pleasant cleansing laxative made from senna and aromatic plants by the California Fig Syrup Co. Its claimed benefits include relief from constipation, colds, headaches and fevers, with gentle but prompt action on kidneys, liver and bowels. It warns against imitations and cites distribution in San Francisco Louisville and New York with a price per bottle.
Manina March 8. Troops aboard the transport Senator and the transport Ohio are disembarking and preparing to push an aggressive campaign before the wet season. Rebels anticipate the advance and mass defenses while levying men and supplies in all provinces. Dissatisfaction grows among friendly tribes like the Ilocanos who seek arms to aid in conquering the Tagals.
Advertises a one week sale with deep discounts on all wool suits for men boys and youths. Includes cutaway coats vests matching sets and knee pants from remnants with prices from 1.45 to 6.75 and 3.50 for a 7 dollar suit, urging quick purchase before stock runs out.
A local advertisement lists heavy medium and light weight pants and wool goods at discount prices. Mens soft felts and wool hats reduced from 2.25 to 1.25 and 1.75 to 1.25, with working hats 0.75 and 0.45. Boys hats offered at 0.65, all part of the grand opening sale.
Washington March 1 The house spent seven hours in session and sent to the senate two appropriation bills the army bill about 79 million dollars and the fortifications bill about 4.7 million dollars The Indian appropriation bill final conference report was adopted An important amendment granted two months extra pay to regular army enlisted men who served beyond US shores in the Spanish war and those who served in the US The Philippines policy debate continued with several speeches and Democrat Dockery estimated congress appropriations would total 1.6 billion dollars
Washington March 1 Chairman Burton said the river and harbor committee opposes the senate Nicaragua canal amendment and backs government construction of both routes. He proposed a seven engineer board to study routes and costs, a presidential right of way acquisition, and a $1,000,000 survey appropriation with no payments to private interests.
Senator Mason of Illinois said he would withdraw his objection to the confirmation of C. C. Kohlsaat as United States district judge for the Northern district of Illinois. He cited representations that the fight was disrupting to the party organization in Illinois.
Maprio March 8. Senor Silvela’s first appearance as premier in the senate was disrupted as he read the decree dissolving the Cortes. Count d Almenas spoke amid cries of Conspuez. The session closed in uproar with cheers for liberty and the queen. Duke of Tetuan and 27 Conservative lawmakers oppose the government.
Washington reports a decisive Manila operation soon as General Otis finalizes plans for large parallel columns to clear insurgents from the jungle. American forces total about 41,000, with 24,000 in theater and 4,800 army reinforcements en route, plus a naval contingent of 19 ships and 2,990 sailors.
A Washington cablegram from General Otis in Manila reports a satisfactory reception for American forces that landed on Negros. The Negros government congress and inhabitants send greetings to General Miller and Colonel Smith and request the salute be conveyed to General Otis in Manila.
In West Point Mississippi on March 8 nearly 400000 dollars worth of property was destroyed by fire. The Mary Holmes college an industrial school for colored girls burned in the morning and later the cotton press shed and a large quantity of cotton were also destroyed.
The Oakton Spring hotel once famous burned in Pewatker Wisconsin on March 8. The building cost about $60,000 originally and had not been occupied for years. Insurance partly covered the loss.
Paris reports confirm fifty four killed and about one hundred thirty injured from the Toulon Sunday morning blast. The Petit Journal claims a four foot fuse was found in the ruins. Minister Lockroy rejects crime and imprudence theories, noting gates were closed hours prior.
The U S government says it will remain passive over Italy's bid for a China coast foothold at San Mun bay and nearby islands. A Pekin report notes Minister Conger informed the state department but a formal report has not been received. A high official says the policy resists external pressure to raid the coast.
Dawson Minnesota posts a $20 000 deposit with county authorities to fund a court house if the county seat moves to Dawson. Madison faced a prior defeat on a $20 000 bond plan to build there. Madison may respond with a counter offer to keep the seat.
In Maprí 6 dispatch the queen regent asks Sagasta to reform the ministry. he declines, Montero Rios also declines, and Senor Silvela accepts the task. Expected dissolution of the cortes and April elections with the new chamber in May. Predicted strong public support for a Conservative ministry.
The Sherman arrived at Perim with the entire Third regiment of regulars and a battalion of the Seventeenth Infantry. En route to Manila, the ship should reach by about March 15, outpacing the Grant which left two weeks earlier. Perim is a British naval station on the Egyptian side of the Red Sea.
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