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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1898
Page
3
Wm McClure leaves city for weeks. Many visitors attend court in Huron. Lawyers, merchants, and officials appear or travel from nearby towns. A court session includes indictments for rape cattle theft and gambling. Weather notes and local entertainments accompany community news.
An old editorial asserts that men and medicines prove themselves by actions and praises Hood's Sarsaparilla as a widely respected tonic for its curative reputation across communities.
Cut this out and take it to your druggist for a free sample bottle of Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and colds. No purchase required to try. The remedy is praised by many physicians and guaranteed to cure. Trial bottles free at Holland Wheeler’s drug store. regular sizes priced at 50 cents and 1.00.
Attorney Chamberlain of Huron and guest Fairchild stayed at the Commercial house in Yankton yesterday. They borrowed Eaglen's team. a hostler suspected theft, sparking a search until the horses were recovered. Eaglen authorized no rig leave without a written order from him, while officer Wright and the hostler tracked the team late. A Deadwood dispatch reports on Cleopatra mine near Huron with R B Hughes as superintendent and stockholder. ore seen 2 to 4 feet wide, valued around $20 per ton, and plans for a wagon-road to Burlington station pending.
An advertisement touts Buckle's Arnica Salve as the best remedy for cuts bruises sores ulcers rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands and skin eruptions promising cures for piles with money-back guarantee. Sold by H Wheeler at 22 cents per box.
A World dispatch from London reports London political circles scoff at the idea of European aid if war erupts between the United States and Spain over Cuba. In the Commons lobby, authorities on foreign affairs agreed that no European nation would intervene, with Sir Charles Dilke noting expectation of neutrality.
Reports from Holguin, Santiago de Cuba, indicate the Cuban forces defeated the Spanish. Five days of fighting left Spanish losses heavy and a retreat on day five, with about 200 dead on the field and nearly 1,000 killed or wounded overall. Several Spanish companies were nearly wiped out by Cuban fire.
A period advertorial describes Electric Bitters as the remedy for female complaints and nervous troubles. It claims housewives and club women suffer loss of appetite headaches insomnia fainting and dizziness but will find relief. The ad urges delicate women to keep a bottle to strengthen the system, priced at 50 cents per bottle at Hollendee's drug store.
Advertisement touts Grain-O as a delicious grain based beverage that substitutes for coffee. It promises health benefits for children and claims a fourth of coffee’s cost. Sold by grocers at 15 and 25 cents.
A promotional pitch touts Grain-O as a safe coffee substitute made from pure grains. It claims broad appeal for children and adults, with a rich seal brown color, low cost at 11 and 25 cents per package, and wide grocer availability.
J S Vanderburgh, agent for the Jewell Nursery Company of Lake City Minnesota, urges parties to place orders at once for fruit, forest shade ornamental evergreen trees shrubs flowering plants rose bushes bulbs and house plants as spring arrives.
The navy will send cruiser Montgomery and gunboat Nashville to Cuba to deliver donated food to Sagua la Grande and Matanzas. They will remain only long enough to discharge cargoes and will not visit Havana. The move, staged at request of the Cuban Relief Association and noted by Secretary Long, aims to aid destitute noncombatants amid widespread distress.
Naval Attache Sobral of the Spanish Legation sails from New York on La Bretagne to Havre. He had been recalled after comments about the US navy following the Maine disaster. Spanish colony members bid him farewell at the pier. No state department action as Sobral’s recall is gazetted in Madrid.
A fragmented notice honors Leo Ail for his twentieth anniversary milestone in Rome. The text mentions high prelates and a strong response but lacks clear details, names, dates, or specific events.
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