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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1906
Page
6
A Tennessee woman endured years of severe itching from a worst form skin eczema. Doctors’ treatments produced little relief and left her despondent. Now affected areas are clear and the condition improves.
A testimonial notes severe eczema with black facial and body blotches lasting six months. The author reports complete clearing three years ago after using Cuticura Remedies and Resolvent, claiming the products cured other conditions and helped others.
Nickel Plate Road to Canada and New England points offers fifteen. One fare plus two dollars of Chicago. On sale September 5 for sleeping car reservations. Write or call City Ticket office No. 107 Adams St. Chicago.
An advertisement claims Buckilen's Africa salve cures ailments including piles burns and wounds. It lists E R Mulford as a lecturer for the Patrons of Husbandry in Waynesboro Pennsylvania and promotes the product as a remedy for skin and burn injuries sold for two cents at Wheeler's store.
North Western Line offers summer travel from Tracy Minnesota to Huron South Dakota with Friday Saturday round trips at 4.10 and return allowed to Tuesday, and daily 6.60 round trips valid 30 days. Lakes listed for trips include Current Lake Siegel Fremont Sarah Bear Long Buffalo Iron Beauty Willow Isabella and Clear Lake. Lake Shetek cited as a scenic resort with fishing and hunting. Hotel and livery facilities noted at reasonable rates.
Nickel Plate Road announces a two day excursion to New York City with return by Sept 4. Tickets priced as one fare plus £2.00 from Chicago, available August 28 and 29. For details contact John Y. Calahan, General Agent, 107 Adams St. Chicago.
Notice describes a transportation offer with round trip tickets from Hyots to Watertown Wisconsin for the 2nd Saturday monthly through February 20, 1906. Fare listed as 2.10 dollars.
Vue the North Western Live Excur sion tickets will be sold at one fare for the round trip September 24 to 29 inclusive limited to return until October 1 inclusive Apply to agents Chicago and North Western Ry.
An OCR fragment advertises a cooperative investment scheme with small stakes from $20, promising guaranteed principal and monthly cash dividends. It lists Gro. B GoRrvon & Co. at 20 Imperial Building.
Philadelphia reports receiver George H. Earle says Real Estate Trust Company affairs are chaotic and trust funds of 50,000 were tampered with. Attorney Johnson will assess director liability while the banking department remains entangled and Hipple safety deposit findings offer no clear answers.
Philadelphia September 3 creditors of the Real Estate Trust company, which failed last Tuesday, have little definite knowledge of the true condition. Receivers and directors report depositors will likely recover most funds. Receiver Earle pursues responsibility. rumors of prosecutions persist without action. Officers deny that directors or relatives withdrew accounts after insolvency. Vice President Houston says immediate families held 449,775 dollars on deposit at failure.
Havana reports insurrection spreading to Puerto Principe as 200 men under Dellon Sanchez take up arms at Arroyo Blanco near Avila. Moron band led by Garcia Gunizares disrupts assembly in the Liberal era seat. Puerto Principe governor enrolls volunteers amid city turmoil.
Dispatches report rural guards surrounding Songo and capturing Urbano Sanchez, insurgent leader. Insurgents struggle to recruit in the province as a military force stands ready to quell uprisings. Joaquin Castillo moves 400 men from Moron pursuing insurgents crossing from Santa Clara.
Rome New York reports the state board of charities disciplined the Central New York Institute for Deaf Mutes by issuing peremptory orders to dismiss all employees on the payroll. The action follows anonymous letters to teachers. About 150 inmates remain, roughly half girls around sixteen.
The Chicago hearing on Professor Charles H. Frye accused of bigamy was moved to September 10. Frye, once head of the Cook County normal school, vanished 31 years ago, returned recently, offered his wife $5,000 to stay silent, and was soon arrested on the bigamy charge filed by Mrs. Goddard of Herley South Dakota.
In Brundidge, Alabama, Newt Graves and his two sons John and Bascom Graves were killed instantly when lightning struck the house they were sheltering in during a storm. Two other men were seriously injured by the same strike.
A band of about 200 insurgents raided Ranchuelo in Santa Clara province seizing horses and treasury funds totaling 1700 dollars. Pinar del Rio authorities mobilize 300 special police and 100 militiamen. Another 300 insurgents under Carillo and Campos Marquetti seize Bahia Honda, with over fifty locals joining. They avoid foreign property.
Reports from Peterhof say Premier Stolypin is very favored by the emperor despite enemies. Police claim a key terrorist cell headquarters crew is uncovered. An arrest at Peterhof tied to General Min assassination involved a man who tried to swallow a paper containing orders for attacks on high officials.
Chicago September 3 fifteen hundred men walked out of the new Commercial National bank building on orders of Building Inspector Bartzen. The Adams and Clark street skyscraper faces halt as the commissioner says contractors fail to provide necessary safety precautions to prevent loss of life.
Official dispatches say strikes in the Santander mining districts are mostly ending and men are returning to work. In Bilbao the situation remains critical.
San Francisco labor action reports the carmen’s union rejecting United Railways President Calhoun’s communication. By vote the union declines arbitration and sticks to demands of $3 per day and eight hours, threatening to tie California and Geary lines if unmet.
In San Francisco on September 3 the first batch of strikebreakers marched with armed guards through the burned district without incident. A second group of about thirty arrived at Third and Townsend and were escorted to car barns. Guard John T. Normac faced taunts and fired. bullet hit Leon Harris, leading to Normac’s arrest for assault to commit murder.
Washington reports Brigadier General Constant Williams states in his annual Colorado department write up that pay levels set in 1872 no longer reflect living costs. He argues the high cost of living and frequent postings, including Alaska and island stations, create hardship for line officers and justify increased Army pay.
An organized assault on troops transporting prisoners near Libau, Russia, sparked heavy fighting. Reinforcements arrived and troops opened fire on the crowd, killing eight and wounding fifty, including a mother with a baby at her breast.
The Newchwang chamber of commerce seeks support for suspending customs duties while Danny remains a free port and goods enter Manchuria from the Russian frontier. The move affects American imports, which dominate the local trade, threatening U S interests.
A Valparaiso dispatch reports the German consul landed bluejackets to guard the consulate amid fears of possible looting. The force is said to have helped maintain order in Valparaiso as tension increases.
The advertisement urges the fight against consumption citing its ravages and promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar as a safe, effective cough remedy. It warns against unknown preparations and endorses Moley’s Honey and Tar from C. H. Longstaff and J. L. Sankey.
An old patent medicine ad promotes Mrs Winslows soothing syrup for teething children. It claims to soothe the child soften gums ease pain relieve wind colic and cure diarrhoea. A 25 cents bottle is advertised.
A noisy notes claims Cole's Veterinary Car bolsaire is used in stables by top express horse teams. It asserts the product heals wounds or sores quickly without scars and markets it as ideal for horses.
Kenneth McIver of Vanceboro Maine credits his life saving turn to Dr Kings New Discovery after three physicians gave up on him. The cure is said to treat coughs colds bronchitis tonsillitis and grippe. Available at H Wheelers store with 50 cent and 1.00 prices and free trial bottles.
Advertisement notes Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as mild and pleasant tasting, especially recommended for women and children. Claims include gentle action without di cult griping, aiding digestion and stimulating liver and bowel without irritation, sold by C. H. Longstad and J. L. Sankey.
An early breakfast, a brief walk and conversation lead to a routine of luncheon rest and a nightly dose of Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea or Tablets priced in cents. The ad item is promoted by A. J. Biox & Co.
Advert from C. H. Longstaff touts Hyomei as the top cure for catarrh during warm weather. Claims germ killing action reaches nose throat and lungs and guarantees refund if not satisfactory. Complete outfit priced at $1.00 with extra bottles 50c. improvement expected after first day.
A historic notice touts Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as the original laxative cough syrup. It claims the remedy cleanses bowels and mucous membranes to treat coughs colds and related illnesses, sold by Holland Wheeler.
An old ad urges girls to beware makeup and touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a beauty aid. It markets Tea or Tablets for 35 cents by A J Brox & Co, claiming to save a girl from "making up."
An advertisement touts Cole's product as a cure for all itching diseases including piles. It guarantees satisfaction with a money back offer and urges readers to obtain a box to test its effectiveness.
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