Stomach Trouble and Nervous Prostration Cured by Dr Miles Nervine
A patient recounts protracted illness causing nervous prostration and weak stomach restored by Dr Miles Restorative Nervine. Claims improved digestion, blood tone, and brain comfort after trial. Includes testimonial of prior billious fever and notes money back guarantee if the first bottle fails. Contains sales claim that no opiates are used and offers free booklet from Dr Miles Medical Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Portland
Dr. Miles
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elihart
Ind
Local Notables and News from Topeka Struck by a Busy Day
Topeka items recount a busy day with sheriff and police notes, road and street work, lectures and entertainments, a hospital operating table remark, and various civic updates. Mentions include Thomas Harley iv tow president of the igscees, Halph Moore purchasing stock, and Prof Waldemar Dahlen directing a large voice class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ea. A. Texan
Robinson
Thomas Harley iv
Igscees
Exencinilod
Wis
Telalius
Cnet
S. Montgomery
al Ghiaun
Webber
Masonic Officers Elected by Emity Chapter No 1
Emity Chapter No 1 Rose Croix of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Masons met at the Masonic temple and elected officers for the coming year including John Daly as wise master, William Filder senior warden, Albert S Green junior warden, John W Neale orator, James Hare secretary, W C Chaffee treasurer, Robert Edwards almoner and ryler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emity
Masonic Temple
John Daly
William Filder
Albert S. Green
John W. Neale
James Hare
W. C. Chaffee
Robert Edwards
Ryler
T D
Sweden-born man ends life in Carbondale on revolver
John Princelow Blows His Brains Out at 6 p.m. yesterday in Carbondale, using a revolver. He came from Sweden and had resided in the area for about thirty years. He was reported to be 0 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine Leiter
Robby
Seri
Christ Hospital
Dick” O'Rourke
Dallouman
Topeka
Lis
Juan EL Marsa
Beergan
I Ida
Spain
Marsh
Fins Gover
Emporia
Masa
Holland
G. IS. Morrtcom
Morrison
Ban Francisco
Ugoorke UE
Crane
Jing Mewart Soorge
Ninth and
Barraca Street
Cruns
Waldemar ¥ Dahlen
Hufefhinssy
He Mitchell
Ay Louw Baroukis
W. Sweartinen
Steele
Kuroukis
Carbondale
John Princelow
Sweden
Cincinnati Railway Lines Sold for 278000 at Court
The Mc Auburn street railway was sold by court order for 278000 to Charles K Kilgour, representing Cincinnati Consolidated Street Hallway, with Inter company now owning the full system. Also mentions Herbine as a remedy for various ailments and lists Geo W Stare rt Si Banna acne and Miliera Pharmacy at Sixth and Topelia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo W. Starert
Miliera Pharmacy
Cornet
Topelia
Musgrave v Havelay Contest Returns To District Court
In a second contest over the Trego County commissioner race John B Musgrave again appeals after the Kansas Supreme Court remanded the prior ruling. The contest court sided with Musgrave, the district court affirmed, and Barclay, shown elected last November, contests that decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B Musgrave
J. T. Havelay
Trego County
Supreme Court
Musgrove
Barclay
Curtis Bill Passes to Relieve Indian Territory Residents
Washington April 1 The house passed the Curtis bill for relief of residents in the Indian Territory. It details settlement of 19,000,000 acres among the Cherokees Chickasaws Creeks Choctaws and Seminoles and occupants including 300000 whites and 60000 Indians. It calls for ejectment of 7000 intruders on 127000 acres. Lands are to be leased with Indian shares and mineral lands leased by interior and townspeople may buy titles from Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indian Territory
Secretary of the Interior
Klondike Rate Increases Out of Kansas City
Klondike rates out of Kansas City rise on April 20 to 20 first class and 20 second class to North Pacific coast points. Via St Paul to Portland Tacoma and Beattie costs four dollars more than direct route. Rock Island notes new rates applying to all lines. Also, Rev J B Lewis to lecture on the Passion Play of Oberammergau at Washturn College April 19 with lantern slides. Reserved-seat chart at Kellams Saturday. single admission 60 cents.
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Kansas City
Missouri River
North Pacific Coast
St. Paul
Portland
Tacoma
Beatie
Rock Island
Lewis
Chicago
Oberammergan
Washturn College
Kellam
Fatal Fall From a Wagon Near Pittsburg Farm
John V. Russell 45, prominent farmer nine and a half miles southwest of Pittsburg, died instantly when he fell from a wagon at his farm yesterday afternoon. He leaves a wife and three children and has relatives in Illinois.
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Pittsburg
John V. Russell
Ilnots
Free Delivery Carriers Arrive to Establish System
Four Kansas City post office substitutes arrive in Pittsburg to help set up a free delivery system. They will stay only until a civil service examination can be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kansas City
New Ice Plant for Newton Opens This Spring
Newton reports the ice plant started today and aims for May 25 operation. Capacity is 19 tons per day with plans to supply Santa Fe through the summer. Weather notes from Chicago indicate generally fair for Kansas with southerly winds east portion tonight. Denver, Colorado Springs, and Pueblo to be served via Santa Fe Route with Pullman sleepers and reclining chair cars.
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Newton
Santa Fe
Chicago
Kansas
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Topeka Urged For Populist State Convention Site
The Commercial club offers hall music and printing if Topeka hosts the Populist state convention. A committee led by M D Henderson will coordinate with the state central committee at the National hotel next Wednesday. Delegations from Pittsburg and Wichita are expected to push their cities, with about 1500 attendees including Democrats and Free Silver Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Central Committee
Topeka
M. D. Henderson
National Hotel
Henderson
Pittsburg
Wichita
Topeka Gunboat Receives Civic Dilemma On Recognition
The Commercial Club debated how to honor the newly purchased gunboat Topeka. Proposals included a stand of colors or a library, with china service deemed impractical since government supplies cover these. The president and secretary were tasked to decide, possibly presenting a naval-appeal ceremony or a ceremonial flag.
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Topeka
Toka
Lund
Anderson
Navy
A. A. Goddard
Propositions for Market House and College Discussed
The Ster ling and Salina proposals for a Jackson street market house and a brick commercial college were debated by the Commercial club last night and sent to the trade extension committee. A 200 scholarship plan at $40 each was tied to the college project, while the market house would require a five year rent guarantee. The club will not fund enterprises, aiming to create customers instead. The meeting also covered German employment correspondence, club by law changes reducing dues to $1, and a push to raise licenses against fake sales. A committee was appointed to urge higher perimeters before the city council.
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D. J. Fair
Sterling
L. M. Hansum
Salina
Commercial Club
Committee On Trade Extension
Falr
Jackson Street
Commercial Clut
Mr. Hansamix
Vienna
Austria
Anderson
Oscar Bischof
D. J. Greenwald
Messia
BD. J. Greengraid
John F. McManus
Abe Steinberg
Topeka Commercial Club Elects New Members and Plans Ads
Members of the Commercial club were elected, with William Green cited as president. Green is ill with sciatic rheumatism and left for Hot Springs with Dr. C F Menninger for treatment. The club adopted a sympathy resolution and discussed bridge souvenirs and fundraising. Donations and sales plans cover 5000 copies at 25 cents, 1800 for sale, with Major Anderson overseeing sales. A request to expand the Interstate Commerce Commission’s powers was approved for Kansas senators and representatives. Advertising offers from The New England Magazine and North American Review were reviewed, with a special ad committee appointed for next steps.
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William Green
Commercial Club
Hot Springs
Ark
C. F. Menninger
Mrr
H. V. Hinckley
Club
Omaha Exposiion
Topeka
Santa Fe Company
Major Anderson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Club Io
A. A. Godard
Kansas
New England Magazine
North American Review
John J. Ingalls
The
M. D. Henderson
M. Holman
W. I. Miller
Queen Regent Gifts One Million Pesetas to Navy Fund
Madrid reports stir over the queen regent leading a national subscription to bolster the Spanish navy with a gift of one million pesetas. The Imparcial lauds her action, saying she is now seen as a Spanish queen uniting the nation, while the Ginbe criticizes the Carlist manifesto as revolutionary.
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Madrid
Imparejal
Senor Sugastu
France 18 Shocked by US Policy and War Talk
Paris observers condemn McKinley and Congress amid calls for privateering and potential war. French officials vow neutrality while American residents fret at resorts. Henry Vignaud and other officials dispute US motives, pointing to past colonial ties and the move to sever Cuba from Spain.
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Paris
United States
McKinley
Pontius Pilate
American Congress
Spain
Henry Wienaud
America
Cuba
France
Vignaud
Patriot ic Corporation to grant half pay during war
April 15 New York The American Express company will grant half pay to employees who are members of the national guard or naval reserves if called to war with Spain, with restoration to former salaries and positions on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Express Company
National Guard
S64
Spain
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promote Digestion After Meals
An early 20th century health column touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as the safest way to cure indigestion. It credits vegetables essences pure pepsin golden seal and fruit salts, claims post meal use dissolves fermenting food, strengthens the stomach, and notes widespread drugstore availability at 50 cents per package from F A Stuart Co Marshall Mich with a mail back for stomach disease info.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Diges
Stuart Co, Marshall
Mich
Daniel J. Haynes
Florence
Ala) Republic
Haynes & Harris
Unity Building
Chicago
Colonization of Woodson Lands by Farmers Begun
Fort Scott April 16 The colonization of thousands of acres of railroad lands in Woodson and neighboring counties has been started by Judge J F Mc Donald. Farmers from various parts of the state have squatted on tracts and begun improvements, promising a repeat of the Allen county land league experience, including fierce resistance to ejectment and loss of improvements.
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Woodson County
Fort Scott
Woodson
J. F. McDonald
Lewelling
State Board of Pardons
Allen County Land
The Baby Act and Spain prepares for war note
A Madrid dispatch reports a note to the powers reviewing Cuba, blaming US sugar interests and filibustering adventurers, accusing US consuls of aiding insurgents, and asserting Spain exhausted peace options and must prepare for war to defend its rights and honor.
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London
Madrid
United States
Susar
Spain
Cuba
Sale of Harness Horses At New York Exchange
The April 15 sale attracted a large crowd with consignments from M. H. Tichenor & Co. of Chicago. Top prices included Anapolis and West Point aged 6 and 6 years at 725, Carson Bros. Liverpool Ra gelding 6 years at 375, West and Havana bay gelding 6 years at 550, and Fi Rattier bay colt 4 years plus others, per Mr. Johnson and I. F. Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Horse Exchange
M.H. Tichenor & Co
Chicago
Anapolis
West Point
Carson Bros
Liverpool
West
Havana
L. Maitland
Hornpipe
I. F. Gibson
Fi Rattier
Mr. Johnson
Sent Free to Teachers and Tourism Guide
Special information about places of interest and a comprehensive map of the National Capital from Chicago to Washington via Pennsylvanian Short Lines. Reduced rates for the National Education Association meeting in July. Address Heft DERING. ALG Py Act, DS South Clark St. Chicago. Enclose 2 cent stamp.
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National
Chicago
Washington
Pennsytvenia
Clark St
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Tad Samir
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Fourth Sitet
Smiswurt
Kansas Telephone Company
Sid Strest
United States Fish Commiscon
C. R. Thrapy
Titan
Itsheath
Howe Jones
Bullterr Association
Pistcher Hess
Tom Doran
Otie
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T. Toe
North Polk
Washhurn College
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Samuel Alesander
Bae Wate and Clock Company
Finn
Piuston
Bemcmams
Beecham
al Drag
Masonic News
Lawrence
Grand Commandery Knights Templar of
Tepes
Marstall
Keights Templar
Cincinnati
Conantda
Trego
Curtis
Klondike
Puget Sound
Omaha
Lincoln
Topeka Commercial Club
George B. Harrison & Co
George Neal
P. Heing
J. E. Lyte
John James Ingalls
A Patriotic Corporation
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Washington,d.c
Chile
Geo
W. Reya
W. Stansfield
Kan
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Myers Pharmacy
Corth and
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