Women urged to seek Hartman cure for female ailments
The ad promotes Dr. Hartman’s at home treatment for women with female diseases. It promises free correspondence, confidential medical history review, and medicines via Peruna. It cites patient stories, offers free book, and directs requests to Dr. S. B. Hartman in Columbus Ohio.
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Hartman
Kgynecollogist
Wilmeres
Scorr
Hartman Sanitarium
B. Hart
Columbus Ohio
Dr. Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Unionville Observes Memorial Day With Veterans Tribute
The town of Unionville held a Memorial Day procession to the cemetery led by Commander Bennett. Delegations decorated graves as schoolchildren placed bouquets and garlands. The public square hosted a G A R ritual, with Lincoln Gettysburg extract read by Rev. Dr. Gillies and an address by Hon. J McKinley.
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Paul Lawrence Dunbar
Unionville
Bennett
Gillies
Lincoln
Gettysburg
J. ©. McKinley
F.C. Sickles
Sickles
Rock Island Plans major rail upgrades to shorten Chicago line
The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad announces extensive improvements to add its own tracks from Platte City to Kansas City and Leavenworth to Topeka, cut 35 miles off the Kansas City Chicago distance to 483 miles, and enable Kansas City to Denver service. It will abandon reliance on Burlington and Union Pacific routes and consider a new Missouri River bridge at Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Chicago
Denver
Belknap
Trenton
Platt
Limon
Rock Island
Platte City
Topeka
Missouri
Liberal
Kan
el Paso
How to Avoid Trouble with Colic Remedy
Advice urges families to buy Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy now to prevent summer bowel issues. Praised as the most successful medicine for bowel complaints for both children and adults. Sold by Noah Martin, Druggist.
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Noah Martin
Dowie Declares Theocracy As Frenzied Audience Responds
Chicago June 2 John Alexander Dowie proclaims himself Elijah and the Restorer of all things declaring theocracy the government of God and demands the constitution honor divine authority. He denounces ecclesiastical leaders and institutions while 4000 to 5000 listen as he rails against democracy and calls for tithes to the storehouse of God.
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John Alexander Dowie
Chicago
Elijah
John the Baptist
Jobn
Earth
Malachi
God
Jesus
Peter
Moses
Zion
United States
Untold Suffering in Confinement Reflects Medical Gaps
A speaker laments a period of tolerance enabling harm as a mother and child died due to lack of basic surgical methods and remedies. The text criticizes imposters exploiting ignorance and failing to provide essential care.
Bartlett Guilty of Manslaughter in Fourth Degree
State v E R Bartlett tried at Monticello last week ends with a manslaughter verdict in the fourth degree and a two year penitentiary sentence. Defense seeks new trial claiming prejudice. Bartlett killed W D Redmond in Memphis months ago claiming self defense. Bartlett collapsed from nervous prostration and remains in precarious condition.
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E.R Bartlett
Monticello
Yesra
Bartlett
W. D.redmonds
Memphis
Milan Post Office Robbed by Dynamiters
Burglars dynamited the Milan post office safe on Saturday night securing about 30 dollars in money and stamps. The safe was wrecked with debris scattered, two strangers seen in town are tied to the case, and two men believed to be them took the early OK train east Sunday without tickets.
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Milan
O. K
Summer School Opens For Teachers And Students
A summer term offers subjects including Grammar arithmetic physiology US history geography civil government literature algebra and high school algebra. Classes run for eight weeks starting June 10 with forenoon work and tuition of 1 dollar per week. Students may enroll anytime and urged to seize the opportunity for better schooling and examinations.
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U. S
County assessors set land and animal values in Unionville
Clerk Johnson calls assessors meeting with all present except Grant. J. M. Tucker chosen chairman Ed Wyckoff clerk. Land assessment unchanged from last year. Monetary valuations set at 65 cents on the dollar. Horses above average fixed at 22 dollars. Stallions 10 to 1 season Jacks 10 to 1 season mules 10 to 40 cows 14 two year heifers 11 one year heifers 7 three year steers 20 two steers 15. Sheep 1.26 per head hogs 1.50 per hundred. Ep Wyckett clerk J. M. Tucker chairman Unionville Mo June 1 1901.
Burlington changes rumors disputed by attorney Carroll
J H Carroll attorney for the Burlington railroad states no changes are planned and he gains information from company bosses. He traveled from Chicago today and will head to St. Louis tomorrow. The Shelbyville Herald notes assessment day is June 1 and urges residents to tally and record assets for the assessor.
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J. H. Carroll
Burlington Railway
the Midland
Mr. Carroll
Chicago
St. Louis
Burlington
K. C. Star
Notice to Contractors for New District School Building
The contract for erecting a school building in New District No 8 Blackbird Missouri will be awarded to the lowest responsible sealed bidder on Saturday May fifteenth at their public meeting. Bids must be signed and delivered to the undersigned at Blackbird Missouri.
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Blackbird
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