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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1899
Page
8
Jefferson County Record notes Charley Osborn came over from Feboury Sunday. Local ads urge eye tests and glasses by Dr. Sloss Diller and promote Lincoln laundry as the best. C W Pearce serves as agent at the east side barber shop.
An old advertisement claims a cold cure in one day using Laxative Bromo Quinine. It promises a refund if it fails and features E W Groves signature on every box, priced at 25 cents.
Dr. Sloss advertises solid gold prescription eye glasses with spectacles at bed rock prices. Eyes tested free of charge at his residence.
Mr and Mrs Geo Cress are expected home today from Lebanon Nebraska where they have been visiting relatives.
A testimonial from P. B. Beiles of Argylea praises One Minute Cough Cure for quickly aiding boys nearly killed by whooping cough. The note also asserts the remedy cures coughs colds grippe and throat and lung troubles attributed to J. W. Suttor.
Real estate sales and loan approvals may rely on a bonded abstract provided by Bonded Abstract for J Monroe Davis. The service operates near First National Bank in Fairbury Nebraska.
An old advertisement claims Dr Kling's New Life Pills end headaches and nervous ills by purifying blood and strengthening nerves. It promises easy use and a price of five cents a box with money back offered by J W Sutton, a local druggist.
A Lima, Ohio resident testifies Foley's Kidney Cure relieved back pain and hip pain, toning the system and boosting energy. The testimonial labels it honest and reliable for kidney diseases and endorses its fair trial.
Mrs Thompson returned Tuesday evening from Omaha to visit her husband Ben Thompson who is undergoing medical treatment for consumption of the bowels at a city hospital. Reports on his condition are not very encouraging.
An advertisement urges taking Foley's Honey and Tar to prevent pneumonia colds and bronchial illness. It lists coughs hoarseness and asthma as conditions it helps and promises relief in advanced consumption. NM Wright endorses the remedy.
Emma L. Calzins of Michigan and Lena Morrieda of Illinois will lecture at the M E church on Saturday evening October 28 at eight o clock on Equality and speak again Sunday at eleven. The speakers are highly recommended by the Nebr WS A and the lectures are free. Committee orders full attendance.
The quail season opened Wednesday. Diller markets report hogs at 3.60. butter 1dc, eggs 15c, corn 21c, oats 19c. Zook and Son shipped two hog cars to the St. Joe market this week.
Henry Wright returns to Weepingwater Nebraska and will stay. Attendees from Diller visit the Mrs. Cline sale near Steele City yesterday. Plato Turner fusion candidate for county clerk was in town this week. Charley Kelley returns from Omaha where he worked this summer. Scott Merrell and Ed Cline from Fairbury are here for an evening meeting.
Professor E E Boner spoke at a political meeting in Steele City last evening and then attended a session at the K P lodge.
An advertisement touts White's Cream Vermifuge as highly valuable for rapid worm expulsion. The product claims fast action within hours and is priced at 25 ets, offered by J. W. Sutton.
Cole's Air Tight Heaters burn coal wood cobs or trash delivering satisfaction. See them at J. O. Blauser's for a demonstration and purchase opportunity.
Geo. H. Townemaker advertises the old reliable line of Cooper surryes tip buggies spring wagons and road wagons fully warranted as a trusted supplier to American buyers for half a century.
Brook lyn Michigan farmer King praises DeWitt s Little Flurlly Risers as the best remedy for constipation biliousness and liver and bowel troubles citing years of use for his family with J W Suton endorsement.
Gro H Tonnemaker invites customers to browse a selection described as Cooper top puggies located two doors south of the post office and urges visiting for any needed items in his line.
W F Arnold deputy grand lecturer of the A O U W lodge is in Wood River Nebraska this week working for the order and has received several membership applications.
Burlington Route offers six cash prizes for the best farm scene photographs along its Nebraska and Kansas line. One prize is $20, one $10, and four prizes of $500 each. Enter photos of growing crops harvesting feed livestock barns or creameries. No size limit. Contest closes November 30 1899. J Francis Omaha Neb Gen Pass Agt Burlington Route.
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