The Sower and Iss Periods Of Life Promoted By Dr Pierce
An old advertorial claims women suffer through puberty and childbirth with various disorders. It touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure, claiming it strengthens reproductive organs, relieves pain and menstrual woes, eases labor, and transforms weak women into healthy mothers. It also promotes Dr. Pierce's Pellets for constipation.
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de. Pierce
Imvalida
Buffalo
Dr. Pierce
Reformatory Escape Captured In Kansas Item
June report from Hutchinson notes a youth who escaped Hutchinson Reformatory was recaptured after hiding in a box car at Whitewater. He was returned to Hutchinson. Other items cover June events in McPherson and Harvey counties including a football field plan and Harvey county Republican nominees for sheriff clerk treasurer and coroner.
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Reformatory
Turner
Young Willams
Hutchinson Reformatory
Witewater
Hutchinson
Harvey
Newton
Harvey County
Opera House
Yeatar
Sherif
W. E Heans
Sonh Caverns
Treaetrer
Josey Haye
Memser
Setne
Morris Sawyer
Q. Might
Jaimes Mckee
J. Faeh
National Educational Association Meeting in Los Angeles 1999
The National Educational Association meeting is set for Los Angeles July 11 to 14, 1999. Union Pacific advertises reduced round trip fares plus 200 for travel, praising its service and railcars, with notes on dining and sleeping cars.
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National
RAS National Association
Los Angeles
Union Pacific Wii
Chien Pacific
Walon Pacific
Kansas City
Signal engineer to oversee all Santa Fe lines
J. Hobson, chief signal engineer, is valued as the west's most competent man for Santa Fe work. His jurisdiction is expected to expand across the entire Santa Fe system as interlocking plants prove their savings and safety at crossings. Hobson already directs at the Santa Fe Pacific site and previously led the Mohigan Central tollway signal operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. &. Hobson
Santa Fe
Hobson
Santa Fe Pacific
Dave
Uume
Santa Pe
Retirement Honor Brings Praise From Union Pacific
John R Manchester commends H W Jenkins of Kanes division for 22 years of service as claim agent. In a formal letter, Manchester wishes Jenkins rest and recreation after long tenure and notes the department’s appreciation for his faithful work.
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Union Pavific
Jenkins Bijor
FR. W. Jenkins
Kanes
Union Tact
John HR. Manchester
Clair
H.W. Jenkins
Toveka
Kansas
Union Macific Railroad Company
John R Manchester
Man seeks pay for killed bull from Gila Valley railroad
N T Roth claims the Globe Gila Valley & Northern railroad killed his bull near Globe Arizona around early August 1899. He asks the railroad to report the incident and reimburse him for the animal, noting the bull was fatally injured after a train strike and requesting compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gila Valley
Globe & Northern
el Paso Herald
Herald
Globe
Arizona
N.T. Roth
G. VG. & N. Railroad
A.D. Man
Loryer
Hawrns
T Roth
Don Falle
Peasenger
Sam Jones
Danell
Frisco Refuses Damages Award in Blackwell Route
Commissioners Winteld G Gray A C Bates and TH Harrod report Charles Wolfe 1500 and Willan Ramecy Ex. awarded for damage from the Frisco extension to Blackwell. The railroad declines to pay, notifying County Treasurer Conkright via Pollock and Lafferty that the damages will not be paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisco
Winteld
G. C. Gray
A. C. Bates
TH. Harrod
Blackwell
Charles Wolfe
Willan Ramecy
Pollock & Lafferty
Conkright
Santa Fe Parks Redevelopment Underway at Las Vegas
Work progresses on beautifying Santa Fe property in Las Vegas New Mexico with about an acre of ground cleared for a depot and hotel. Plants and flowers are being planted and a sub irrigation system installed to ensure steady irrigation. Br Remeisch expects to finish the project over this summer and into next season, maintaining the grounds and keeping gerdened areas in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eruram
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Br. Remeisch
Santa Fe
Santa Po management plans to let Rokerefield stay in operation
The Santa Pe management announces that Rokerefield will remain in operation after its formal acquisition and will not be integrated into the Santa Po Pacific and Southern California portion of the system. The same management will likely oversee the continued separate road system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Pe
Santa
Engineering and rail line tensions on Santa Fe system
Rail updates report Santa Fe to rely on Southern Pacific tracks from Barstow to Mojave as it weighs ongoing control shifts and potential separate operations. A separate item recalls a Kansas City Northwestern freight derailment near Holton killing Allert Hennett after a late night encounter on the track.
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Holton
Kansas City Northwestern
Allert Hennett
Oféluck
Smyth
Blackwell and Southern Railway chartered with capital
The Blackwell and Southern Railway company was chartered today with $350,000 capital. The extension plan runs from Braman in Kay county south to Perry. Directors named include E P Ripley as president and G L Kenna as general solicitor, with Henry E Asp, Wo HL Merten and U C Guss among directors.
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Santa Fe
Guthrie
Blackwell & Southern Railway Company
Braman
Kay County
Perry
E. P. Ripley
G. 10
Kenna
The
Henry E Asp
Wo HL Merten
U. C
Guss
Hopkins Withdraws From National Speakership Contest
IllinoisCongressman A J Hopkins withdraws from the national speakership race in favor of Col D B Henderson of Iowa. Nine of the fourteen Illinois congressmen attended the general roundup meeting. An embalmer is to be detailed for duty on transport to and from the United States to Manila as per a new war department order. Robbers on Union Pacific train in Rawlins Wyoming reportedly made off with about 16 000 in money and diamonds worth 10 000 more, with a large sum destroyed by an explosion.
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San Francisco
Hubbard
Crawford
Dunaway
Denver
Topeka
Hughes
Helm
Woods
Pinblo
Teer
Clark
Silas Behmaker
Mulberry
Tllinois
Henderson
Chicago
A. J. Hopkins
D. B. Henderson
Iowa
Washington
War Department
United States
Ma~niato
Secretary of War
Balt Lake
Utah
The
Tribune
Rawline
Wyo
Union Pacific
Wilcox
Houston Gains Meeting Site for Transmississippi Congress
Houston has been chosen as the next meeting place by the Transmississippi congress. Tom Richardson, secretary of the Houston Business Jeagnt, was elected secretary. Return fare plus $2. Tickets on sale June 6 1899, valid to June 27. Mountain View Oklahoma, newly accessible via Washita river, offers cheap Oklahoma lands. Washita county praised for streams rainfall and wheat. For details contact Al Fuller or W. Lacey, North Topeka California $3200 via Santa Fe Route.
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Houston
Wichita
Transmississippi Congress
Tom Richardson
Houston Business Jeagnt
Mountain View
Oklahoma
Washita
Wash-ita County
Washita County
AL SL Fuller
CP. & PA
Ora. W. Lacey
Ticket North
Sunday Church Services in North Topeka Area
A digest of Topeka church activities lists services at Grace Cathedral Calvary Church Central Christ Seventh and Western Avenues and many others. It notes holy communions morning and evening, sermons by Rev Bywater Millspaugh Sykes and others, and a United Brethren and Unitarian presence. Also mentions Bethany College chapel events and a large interfaith gathering including a ministerial union meeting.
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Grace Cathearn
F. B. Millspaugh
D. D
John W. Sykes
Maurice
J. Bywater
Veria Servie
Duccalaureate
Servion At & P. m
Bethany College Chapel
Goat Shepherd
Taxtrent
Quinsey
North Topeka
Bywater
Maly Comienunions
Cynon Bywater
Calvary
Taupn Wayne
Rethren
New Charet
Tweltti
Quiyey
P. Lands
D. Ds
Dayton
T. Dina
Kan
P. Rat
S.C. Cubients
Weatminster Presbyterian Church
Cornus Huntoon
Colieze Avenin
A.M. Reynolds
Ti i. W
Bom
Jackson Phreeta
Surviers
Evan
Third Christian Church
Osther Third
Lake Atresia
Ft. Mallory
Wa.mo
Che Cone
Guy
Unitarian Church
Incleek
Pee Pie
Forlack
Rev
G. Todd
Mest Street
Dh Olten
Treach Jug
Uam
eMonuren
Vin Buren
Hpmokpworth
Afro-American Federation Teasure
Spm
Eve J. M. Brown
German Methodist Episcopal Church
Tyler Ung Fifth Streets
Julsee
John’ “Kracher
Enterprise
DM Fisk
St Louis
First Christian Church
M. J. Harlan
Chicago
Topeka
State Endesver
Wichita
First Christian Ehuren
First United Presbyterian
Bth
Ma F. Mcleiahan
Yomarros
Miles Liggie Young
Lincoln Post
Cyrus Corning
Lo Bick Fenny
Kansas State Spiriquates Society
Katmas Avenue
Lowire Bh
Payne
Eve Fey
Mra Se
Hamion
Tam
An. McFarland
D. Do
R Smith
M. Sheldon
E. Harlan
Hott
Hs “I . Heller
Sunday School and church services across several congregations
Sunday school at 109, annual and quarterly meetings at St John A M E, and multiple baptisms and communion services noted. Fire Congregational church hosts Sunday school and preaching by Rev D Wisk, with additional sermons by Rev Blakeelsy B D. First Me i Syureh and other churches list morning and evening services, with piano sellers and local ads interspersed.
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M. P. Price
St. John's A. M. E
A.M Vand
Ebier
Karsis City
C.D. al
Folk mm. Ort
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Amis
the Savings & Loan Association
Kankan Ave
Pia
Colorado Flyer
McPherson
T. J. Darrah
Alain Bireet
Ares
Great Bend Great Bend
Ational Educational Association Meeting
Geo
W.eid
W. Decor
A. J. Arnold Son
A. J. Kas
Railroad News
J. 8. Hobson
Santa FE System
Railroad
Santa FE Parks
Barstow
Kansas Railroad Notes
South McAlester
South Canadian
George Hartman
Tucker
Old Alexien
Finrenes Hulletin
Rock Feland
Charley Brant
Phillipsburg
Rock Island
Colby
Awitenman
Tenmain
Phillipsboro
Joseph Counray
Smith County
Tom Carrance
West End
Belleville
Ora Montrose
UEP
Operstor Nesbitt
Weillngton
Everett B. Danner
Raton
Notgrass
Arkansas
Charles Rogers
California
George Auld
Omabna
Charles Knemeyer
Shaw
Glorieta Mountain
Missouri Pacific
K. S. Weller
Bie
el Dorado
Geneseo
Focal
Mervatter
Albuquerque Journal
Horton
James Irvin
Li. T. Davis
Tom McMahon
John Jodda
Forerson Conrad
Clevenger
Tinsman
I. T. Davis
Sutherland Withevapy
Fox House
Beatrice Street
Grace Jackson
Store House
Omaha
Eph Holmes
Sternhouse
Newt Figley
Curt McKinley
Willam McKinsey
Curt
Perkins
Will Santry
Gen
Wilchel
Fred Brownbill
Missour
Santry
Geo. Reichel
Scranton
Anderson
Trenton
St. Joe
Wathena
St. E. Lucas
Dodge City
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BER Brookilym
Writelei
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Yoaser
Matra
Cleveland
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Usher
Zimmer
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Battersen—Hailimore
Kitson
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Gipcuinati
Ttep
Louis, Young
O Conor
Ansew York
New York
Lowisville Bitteries
Losisville
Cann
Columbub
Panies Ape Ae Columbis Jooogsone
Kanes City
NiaNries Nies and
Sullivan
Gear
Detroit
Risi
Denzer
T Beare
Burrato Milwaukee
T and Speer
Indianapolis
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Potis Martersen
Parker, Wishes
McNehly
Searfomae
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneaporis
Tauthana Pots
Derrott
Conmbus Ak Ruta
National League
Hoston
Elphia
Pittsburi
Louisville Cepa Dd
Sasuinegoa An As
Hopkins
Santa Fe Houte
Columbia
Hartford
Department OF Tests
Columbia Crain
Pope Manufacturing Company
Hartford, Conn
Topeka Cycle CO
West Eighth St
DE Moss
LM Penwell
Odd Fellows
Quincy Lst
Harn
de Moss & Penwell
Quincy Street
Penwell Revidents
de Moe Residences
Topeka Seed Nouse
Downs
Sons
Mall
Anna E. Canan
Kansas Avenue
Strin
Hin
Torwado
Consolidated Bottling CO
Charles Plac
Pewma Chip & Te
Quincy St
Barkley
Kansas Ave
Unas
Mi. C. EL Mes
Lwerve
W. Mc Dante
West Eighth Street
T. J. Washburn Finno Mouse
St. Joseph
Garnwid Park Marshalle
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