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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1900

Page

5

Hallock's Electric Pure Heart Remedy Advertisement

An 19th century style drug advertisement touts Hallock's Electric Pure as a remedy for heart diseases and nervous disorders. It claims benefits for weakness headaches insomnia and mood issues, advertising $1 per box and urging purchase at specified addresses in Cincinnati and Boston.

Hurris Siesten Hailover Tyr Hallork Santis Leitto Katieak Tapirks Karma Kent Nadress Halt St. Boston Joby W. Park Sons & Co Cincinnat

Farmers Institute Near Berryton Plans Annual Meeting

Local notes outline preparations for an upcoming farmers institute event near Berryton. Activities include speeches, demonstrations, and arrangements for community participation at Berryton on Pebrit Rove tearm ta ae feeds waverest go. The text mentions Stanetitton and a focus on development and life improvements.

Berryton Katieia Ute Makina Berryton Pebrit

Phelps Improves but Still in Danger at Home

In New Haven Connecticut Mr Poslps and Pheles, formerly minister Usene, were together today at his home. Phelps has improved considerably since yesterday but remains in danger as the hazard point has not yet been passed.

Social and Personal Notes From Kansas City and Topeka Ave

Social and personal items detail Mr Dean Low hosting a mixed party for Miss Sarah Low of Hamilton Missouri and guests from Kansas City and Atchison. Several informal gatherings feature Miss Charlotte Page of Denver, Miss Wheeler of Kansas City, Mrs Ashton and a long list of local visitors with cards, dinners, and thimble parties. A farewell reception for Dr and Mrs Count ermine, and multiple visits across Topeka and nearby towns round out a bustling social week.

Dean Low Sarah Low Hamilton Stephes Tait Kanes City Mies Bessie Hayden George P. Ashton Ber Ham Topeka Avenue Charlotte Page Denver Mex’ Wheeler Kansas City Charlotte Parkhhurst Ashton G. W. Pure Beto Sire Stephen Holl Kunras My Kunras My. Men Hares Wile Lade Mra Citari S Barnes Proud Baker Hels Montgomery Stiles Myrtle Divis Mins Tvah Pavia Hesele Pennell Atchison Grace Welss Edna McClintock Winifred Wagner Bessie Hayden Mite Edna Crane Mires Hazel Fassier Edith Snyder Ling McGray Aled Lea Redden Louies Sith Mise Helen Smith Charlotte Parkhurst Knowles Dessie Stewart Isidore Mort~nheimer Lillian Whitelork Helen Goddard Edith Goldard Mette Tobinson Georgiana Wasson Wheeles Warner Stephen Hattwa City James Georgy P Ashton A. W. Lacey Facpilly Hardeen Street Mabel W Wheely Karkaw Chiy Topeka Aire Siegfried Adomen Gorete Caps Leavenworth Mise Mary Chamberlain Tn Lawrence Bliss Ke Seevilit Melet Hay Lawrence Py Oscar Brown Maur Baret Omsla Ladies Aid Society First Presbyterian Church Ant Countermine Eleanor Smith Kansas Cue St. Joe Ancsy Tye Enday Olle Wright Sunay

Topeka area buzzes with meetings and performances

Community notices report upcoming council session next Monday, lectures at CA parlor, theater shows at Grand Opera House, and social events. Kansas Day banquet draws crowds. local clubs plan fundraisers and debates as residents attend talks by A C Campbell and Richard J Seager.

Newkirk Why Council Hichard Gusides Busemnay Boteral A.C. Campbell Kansas Hyon J. Clark Bock Inland Clay Everett Dallas Santa Pe Passen Walter Johnmini Kansas City Tiictuns Ynterday Oxboro Fopeka Olle Skinner Grand Perm Howes

Wheatless Chances for Wheatley in Third District

George W. Wheatley of Galena, a Kansas Day celebrant, shows a revived campaign presence for the Republican nomination in Kansas Third District. He is among new legislators perceived as conservative and popular during the latest legislative session.

George W. Wheatley Galena Republicas Wheatley Hnme Dutie Wheaties

Ladysmith Crisis and British South Africa Plans

Advices from London indicate Gen White may attempt to break through Boer lines at Ladysmith, risking huge sacrifices or surrender. Reports discuss Reinforcement of Natal, possible northward push, and calls to mobilize navy and volunteers. casualty tallies and mixed army prospects cite British losses and Boer valor.

New York Lendom White Ladysmith Lord Roberts London Cave Gen White Kimberley Modder River Tugela Buller Daily Mail Natal South Africa United States London Post Kiteheser Lor Hoberts Capetawe Raine le Bien Gen. White Shion Kep Weinesdax Mageramoteln Colenso Ammuniion Splon Kop War Office Pretoria Spearnnius

Dramatic events at Crawford theater feature top lines

Tonight dark drama Darkest Russia directed by Edwin Jepson opens at Crawford theater with high hopes for a strong production. Wednesday sees Zen staged by Belasco’s chosen company. Dorothy Sherwood stars in The Carpetbagger. Friday hosts The Beck Patti Troubadours. Hanson Operatic company arrives Tuesday with a varied program of operatic arias in several languages.

Russia Edwin ©. Jepson Crawford Theater Tide Belasco New York Relases Bem Tuscoia Lorphy Hanson Operatic Company Grind Cpers House Julius Hasson Roral Opera Stockholm Sweden

Grocers and Butchers Eye Pure Food Show Plans

City grocers and butchers met at Weber's ball to hear a report from the National Grocers association meeting in Cleveland. Delegates, including Chas Adams, discussed securing Mr. Winter of Boston to head a pure food show the Topeka group plans for late this year. A committee was appointed to advance the project.

Weber Fo— Tall Grocers’ Association Cleveland Chas, Adams Witsha Winter Boston Canton Winter Topekia

Free medical care offered by British Medical Institute in Fopuka

Eminent doctors at the British Medical Institute announce free treatment from now until February 17, excluding medicines. Services include consultation, examination, and minor or major surgery, with no charges for three months for callers before February 17. The offer covers all ailments and deformities, aims to fund rapid personal contact with patients, and cautions when a condition is incurable.

British Medical Institute Fopuka Topekm Avenue Eil S. Edward McCully Sergion

Eastern price comparison and plans for Topeka event

Composed of Chas, P Adams, Mr Pitzgerald and Frank Newland. They will correspond with Mr Winter to secure his attendance at the open and charge of the pure final show. The group believes securing him could leverage eastern firms to Topeka. Eastern price discussion showed Topeka grocers undercut Chicago by 6 to 25 percent. A rate book was discussed but no decisive action. E C Dibble was recommended for membership and elected.

Richard J. Ein Seager Beihe High Behaot Auditorium Hook Leavenworth Afleenoet Federal Court Beennd Ward Evlcred Republican Club Firet Avenue Monroe S Treet MSO. Ete JudKo Frank Montromery M Mountains Topeka Howe Topekas Jf. Worthington O'Pontiiyita Sn Sud Bissinesn Eo Ras Isa Teviecd Mink Lottie Williams-Bulter Crawford Smith Fare Mowe Fury Ted W. Cla Willan Nixon Orin Wendelbere Phila Delnbit Ne’ Hos Boer Tirnerr Clas Bie Express Team Brlonmiz le Pargo Express Company Tin Susie Ars x i Fargo En Feng Guecis Kansae Avenue Mmporta Burt Row Mt. Sturges Transportation Department CP & G. Railway Kansas City Car Service A. T. & 3. Wf. Railway Mt & T Dallax Mt Stureen Tits Ye Chas P. Adams Pitzgerald Frank Newland Winter Time Chicago E. C. Dibble

A U W Topeka Plans Aid for Affected Members

The A O U W lodges in Topeka formed a joint committee to study helping members and families stricken with chickenpox. They discussed creating a hospital for afflicted members to receive care without quarantining whole families. Sub committees were named to explore options, with a second meeting set for next Sunday.

Topeka Jodeo No. 1

Anti Munger Scheme Narrowly Backs Off Treasurer Bid

The anti Munger faction pushed George Salyarde of Greenwood County to run for state treasurer to block Munger. Salyarde wavered, then declined under pressure from Munger supporters, leaving the race unresolved.

Greenwood County Moonfist George Salyarde Salyarde Friends Munger

Fragile OCR Text Sketch of Erratic Medicine Ad

An unclear fragment describes a remedy for relieving pain and a claim about immediate relief. It references avenues and locations in a city, mentioning Pain relief pills and names that appear garbled. The content reads as promotional copy with dubious medical claims.

Italy and Norway Send Warships to Bluefields for Damages

New Orleans dispatches report Italy and Norway will dispatch warships to Bluefields to collect claims for damages to Italian property seized on the San Juan river as transports. A revolution against Zelaya is expected within a month.

Italy Norway Bluefields New Orleans Nicaragua San Juan River Zelaya

Not a Young Poll Read as Not a Gine Politician

Fragmentary OCR reads a misprint about Charles F. Scott being not a young poll. The text mutters about a politician and oath, mentioning actors, personal names, and garbled phrasing, with no clear event or outcome.

Charles F. Scott Ie Uckan Nopina Sonal

Earthquake Report Shakes Missouri Town

Charleston Mo residents report a shock felt across the area with limited duration. An advertisement touts Buckien's Arnica Salve for cuts sores and skin issues, while a church event at Our Demand Presbyterian plans an entertainment evening with admission. Dessarly Class organizes a talk by Mr Riddell on From Next to Nature's God.

Missouri St Lois Dan Ska Charleston Buckien Isi

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