Local Notes and Notices From Jefferson County Daily
Prof Boner heads to Fairbury for summer and county commissioners set June 7 meeting. Ice cream social at Presbyterian church on June 7. Nebraska Telephone plans 800 miles of new lines this year. Paris exposition features map of US railways. Piles remedy Tabler s Buckeye Pile Ointment sells at 50 cents. Noah Handley marries Bertha Miller May 24 at Ottawa Kansas and settles near Steele City. Boner and Osborn study law. Boner eyes county superintendent bid. California travel ad promotes Burlington Route with summer departure rates.
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Noah J. Handley
Diller
Noah
Ottawa
Kan
Bertha Miller
A. H. Colman
Steele City
E. E. Boner
E. L. Osborn
Diler
Would Not Suffer So Again For Fifty Times Its Price
A letter from G Hilson a liveryman in Birgettstown Washington Co Pa praises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He recounts severe stomach pains and weakness then states one dose fixed him and he would not endure the suffering again for fifty times the price. He adds it is the finest stomach remedy and will be kept in his home. The note says the remedy is available from all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller & McCurdy
Chamberlain
Knight Templar Horsemanship Prospect Highlighted
KNIGHT TEMPLAR, a black Hambletonian horse with three white feet stands at 1h hands and 1250 pounds. Bred from polar trotting strains, he offers superior form, substance, finish, and faultless action, aiming to raise stock standards for prospective breeders and parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight Templar
Knight Templar Season at Yellow Front Breeding Stable
The 1899 season at Yellow Front Breeding Stable in Diller Nebraska offers several options for mares and foals. Insurance costs include 15 and 20 dollars with living colt warranties, plus season and single leap prices of 12 and 8 dollars, due March 1 1900. Care is promised but the owner disclaims liability for accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight Templar
Yellow Front
Diller
Nebr
Ard
Machey Black Night Jack Breeding Service Ad
A breeding stallion named Machey is offered at the Elow Front Breeding Stable in Diller. The horse stands about 13 hands, weighs 700 pounds, and is described as a sure getter for the 1894 season. Terms include single service four dollars, season five dollars, insure in foal six dollars, insure colt to stand and suck seven dollars. Yates D. Howard is the owner and John Gillett the groom.
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Elow Front
Diller
Yates D. Howard
John Gillett
Also Mentioned on This Page
Prof. Boner
Fairbury
Ladies of the Presbyterian Church
The
Nebraska Telephone Company
Nebraska
United States
J. W. Sutton
California
Burlington
J. Francis
Omaha
Chicago
St. Paul
ARD & CO
Montgomery
L. C. Ballard
America
Montgomery Ward & CO
Michigan Ave
Madison ST
Lama
Eacee Yaaa
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