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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1900
Page
8
Arch Shultz, temporarily in Von Stein's lumber office at Beatrice, spent Sunday with his family in this city. Dr. H G Brock of Fairbury will be in Diller Wednesday Oct 31 and Thursday Nov 1 at Dr Kaupp's office.
After October 1 1900 the author pledges to deliver all coal trees of any age to all Diller customers Gao BH Tonnzwaxen.
An advertisement notes a salve priced at 2350 per box offering cures guaranteed for bodily pains and injuries. It is sold by J. W. Sutton, a druggist.
Mr Jos Allison, visiting his mother and sisters Meadames Musser and Rick, began Sunday return to Washington D C where he works in the pension office. He will stop in Illinois to vote for his preferred presidential candidate for the next four years.
Mr and Mrs H W Lowe visited here over Friday evening and remained until Sunday at the home of his parent, Mr and.
Blancer offers air tight heaters along with White lead oil and Mound City paint hailed as best on earth sold by J. T. Briggs. Mrs. McElwee ends the fall term in Alex Bell district today then begins the winter term after a month’s vacation.
M E Lowther district court clerk Centerville Iowa suffered three days of cholera morbus after cucumbers. He tried medicines then used Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with three doses giving full relief. The remedy is for sale by J W Sutton.
A Bryan meeting is announced for tomorrow evening at Loocks Opera House to hear Hon. J C Hartigan of Fairbury. A second gathering is planned for Friday evening November 2 to be addressed by Hon. J M Bailey. Congressman Stark is expected to attend and speak at one of the events.
The ad from Eprren Recor Diller Nebraska states a renewed limited time offer for married ladies to receive an elegant silver plated sugar shell free of charge upon request. Retail price is forty cents each.
The Iiches of the Christian church will charge 15 and 20 cts for the diaper and supper which they will furnish on election day.
In Ontario New York Mr C R Grandin recalls advising Chamberlains Cough Remedy when a customer found his stock lacking He offered a refund if unsatisfied The customer later returned with a friend in need of cough medicine and recommended Chamberlains to him.
Despite rain a large audience heard Hon. Geo W Reed of Kansas address the new Woodmen camp on Fraternal Protection for the Home. Col Reed delivered a strong endorsement of fraternal orders and plans for another lecture are under way with expectations of a crowded house.
Odell Ware inspector C E Llewellyn with T P Teagarden surveyed an 84 mile proposed route and trimmed it to 26 miles for daily service. A new carrier will be hired. delivery promised by November 15.
A terse item lists Diller Nebraska D R Helens and Balt taking routes to Portland San Francisco and western points. The note hints at a broad westward movement or connection among travelers or shipments with several city and regional names.
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