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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1900

Page

3

Warren Mats Warren Home Matters May 3 1900

Recital by pupils of Prof J C Bickardk at Mrs A D Wood residence praised for quality. Mrs Josephine White sang two solos. Schelhammer Son moved back to Exchange block with added story for better space. Public Hospital foundation progress shown with native stone and Bedford stone. Democrats seek candidate to beat Sibley with Lewis Emery Jr discussed. Memorial Day committee named with detailed subcommittees and duties.

J.C. Bickardk A. D. Wood Josephine White Public Fair Ground C. W. Abdey Weaver Stoneham Bedford Indiana Sibley Honest Joe Warren McKean Venango Lewis Emery, Jr Bradford Joe Emery

Thompson's Barosma advertised as a universal cure

Ad claims Thompson's Barosma repairs diseases by destroying they use in a striking wartime phrase. It promises quick relief and a permanent cure with a guaranteed vegetable formula. The makers assert safety for all ages and offer a price of $1 per bottle or six for $5.

Gridley

Grand Army of the Republic encampment at Gettysburg June 4 9

The 34th Annual Encampment of the G A R will be held in Gettysburg from June 4 to 9 with posts and auxiliaries arranging quarters. McKinley has accepted attendance for at least one day while Commander-in-Chief Shaw will also be present. One fare round trip railroad rates apply from Pennsylvania points. Comrade Jacob Kitzmiller handles accommodations and locals pledge hospitality.

Gettysburg Pennsylvania Woman’s Relief Corps McKinley Shaw Grand Army of the Republic Jacob Kitzmiller

Sound advice on kidney relief with Foley’s Kidney Cure

A caveat from J. M. Siegfried promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a safe remedy for kidney and bladder troubles. The message asserts it benefits the kidneys and encourages readers to consider this medicine.

Foley J. M. Siegfried

Bids Open Friday for Warren to Russell Side Path

The bids for the Bicycle Side path from Warren to Russell will be received until Saturday, May 5, 8 pm. All bidders must govern themselves accordingly. Commissioners FRANK BARNHART, C. T. CONARRO, W. D. KINNEAR urge proper bidding.

Warren Russell Frank Barnhart C. T. Conarro W. D. Kinnear

Oakland Cemetery Lot Assessments Due Before Decoration Day

All lot owners in Oakland Cemetery are urged to visit the Secretary's office to pay assessments so their lots receive proper care for the coming season. No mowing or upkeep will occur without advance payment. Lots should be mowed two or three times prior to Decoration Day. By order of the Trustees. C C Thompson, Secretary. 19a4t

Oakland Cemetery C.C. Thompson

Local notices blend business and personal updates

Allen fits feet at 221 Liberty Street and Kertcher shares millinery stock. Dr. Saye left for Brevard NC to run a sanitarium. Warren Methodists attend General Conference in Chicago. A serious stairway accident affects Helen Beaty. Ralph Smiley dies in Pittsburg. The Struthers Running team joins Watson Hose for summer races. H E Mitchell elected manager.

Allen Liberty Street Kertcher Warren Odd Fellows Brookville C. C. Thompson William Martin Erie Titusville Agnes Ethel Grumbine Albert J. Nock St. James Church Bishop Whitehead Pittsburg Louisa Casemere Warren Belgium Warren County Kennett & Richardson’s Godfrey Haas Fourth Street H. A. Kitchen Mabel E. Weed Syracuse Superior Court Building and Loan Association M. Florine Buss P. H. White Arird G. Allen Franklin Air Compressor Company Franklin Spectator Struthers H. E. Mitchell Watson Hose Company Dubois

Relief in Six Hours Kidney Cure Promoted

Distressing kidney and bladder disease relief stated to occur in six hours by New Great South American Kidney Cure. Claims rapid bladder and back pain relief for both sexes and immediate water retention relief. Sold by Hertzel and Saner Warren. Opening ball at Hotel Adams May 11 1900 sponsors include R S Haywood Frank Phillips Han Bennett with Reig Barth orchestra. Bill $1.50.

Hertzel & Saner Warren Russell Nelson & Dietch Hotel Adams Messrs Haywood Frank Phillips Han. Bennett Reig & Barth

For Sale Backus Water Motor 3 hp in good running order

Small classified notice offering a Backus water motor of 3 horsepower in good running order for sale. Includes lead feed pipe and valve, suitable for running several presses under eighty pounds pressure. Ideal for a printing office. Contact Mail Office Warren Pa.

Warren

Easter Display at Kertcher's Glove Neckwear and Jewelry

Kertcher's showcases a seasonal assortment including gloves neckwear jewelry and hosiery for Easter. Shoppers can find a curated selection aimed at completing festive outfits with varied styles and prices.

Kertcher’s

SteaR GROVE Notes and Local Updates

Walter Barrett improves from illness. Mrs. Elizabeth Swezey dies at Ackley and is to be buried in Canisteo. Mr. Proper moves back to a Chandler's Valley farm. Lizzie Thorpe returns from Matthews Row. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Davis on April 20. Tidioute news covers socials, school term ends, graduates list, and a Cutlery Co. meeting reelects officers. Maguire dies at 77. Local drilling work continues near Triumph and Magill farm. new holes near existing wells.

Stear Grove Walter Barrett Elizabeth Swezey C.G. Langdon Ackley Canisteo N. Y Tetae Proper Youngsville Chandler’s Valley Lizzie Thorpe Matthews’ Row Ernie V. Davis H. H. Cumings Belle Bucklin Grace Patterson Stella Martin Deora Boardman Harry Eastwood Tidioute Cutlery Co., Ltd Board of Managers H.H. Cumings W. R. Dawson A. Dunn Wm. Merkle Sec’v.Treas Wm. Maguire Tidioute Samuel Charity Gilson Maguire

Gaines Gusher Sparks Oil Boom Near Gaines

Bradford dispatch reports the Gaines field eruption on April 23 with No.1 at six barrels daily, No.2 at 500 barrels, and No.3 at 100 barrels per hour. The drillers struck a hard shell, then a rich reservoir, sending a rush of oil and gas.

Gaines Bradford Blossburg McNeill Billings Estate Tioga County O’brien National Transit Company No. 3 Gaines Gusher

Banner Salve Cures Year-Old Breast Sore

Henry H Richards of Willseyville New York says a running sore on his breast lasted over a year before using Banner Salve. After half a box he was perfectly cured and now keeps the remedy at home, praising its effectiveness.

Henry H. Richards Willseyville N. Y J. M. Siegfried

April oil boom lifts Pennsylvania wells and new pools

In April Pennsylvania saw a 75 percent jump in production with 797 wells completed. Northwestern Pennsylvania yielded a 2000 barrel well in Tioga county's Gaines pool, a new formation opening in eastern Bradford basin. New operations rose, total production 12,462 barrels, 183 dry holes, amid lower oil prices and steady drilling through summer.

Pennsylvania Southwest New Gaines Pool Tioga County Bradford Oil Basin Oil City

Atwater Man Recovered After Foley Kidney Cure

Chas Replogle of Atwater Ohio could not work due to kidney trouble. After four days with Foley's Kidney Cure he was entirely well.

Chas. Replogle Atwater, O Foley J. M. Siegfried

Mike Schwing Moves Restaurant to Hickory Street

Mike Schwing relocates his restaurant to Hickory Street near Third offering pleasant rooms and a bar serving the best liquors with meals at 25 cents each. Call and see Mike.

Mike Schwing Hickory Street Third Mike

McNett Undertaking and Embalming Services

Notice that Mr. and Mrs. T. W. McNett offer dedicated funeral services including undertaking and embalming. They operate separately from other businesses and handle funerals with personal attention. Office phone 120k residence 119k for night calls.

T. W. McNett

Bradford boasts five female physicians in state and vicinity

State and vicinity items note several local events including work on a new Oil City street car line, Lake Chautauqua steamboat trips, and a fatal saw mill fire at Eckle's plant in Lander. Other notices cover a 100th birthday, Elk County death, National Guard promotion, and various local laws and fishing restrictions.

Bradford Oil City Lake Chautauqua Lander John Eckle McKean Elk Johnsonburg Dental College Philadelphia Messie Harry Thomas Harry Clawson Burdette Love Will DeForest Jamestown Journal Adaline Jones Whitney Ernest J. Wimmer St. Marys Brockport Elk County Stone John A. Wiley Franklin National Guard of Pennsylvania Snowden Clarion State Normal School Jast

Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered With Reward Promo

One hundred dollar reward offer for a catarrh cure that fails. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo advertise Hall's Catarrh Cure with internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. West & Truax and Walding Kinnan Marvin, Toledo wholesale druggists, back the firm. Price 75 cents per bottle. testimonials free. Hall's Family Pills promoted.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Props Toledo F. J. Cheney West & Truax Walding, Kinnan & Marvin

Real Estate Transfers Weekly List May 2 1900

Real estate transfers show numerous conveyances in Warren County with buyers and sellers including Chas Bloom to Axtel Peterson Elk for 1000 and Mary Wickstrom to Cynthia Perry Warren for 2800. Transactions cover Warren Sugar Grove Freehold Kinzua and surrounding towns with prices from 1 to 2800 dollars. The list records estates and individual transfers across multiple localities.

Chas. Bloom Axtel Peterson Elk George Culver, Jr Mary Wickstrom Warren Clifford Hamilton Annie Press Freehold Chas. C. Peterson Alfred Lindstrom Sugar Grove Jr Minnie Phillips Albert W. Smith Youngsville Alcenous Leonard Rose Murray Kinzua Arthur Trantum Nancy Frank Columbus Sp Cynthia E. Perry Willis C. Osborne Clara F. Phillips Tidioute George Wood Carrie Smith Sheffield James E. King C. F. Schwing Chas. F. Schwing Daniel Grunder Henry H. Knopf Fredk L. Knopf Glade Chas. A. Buchanan Chas. Slater Adam Harmon Blanche Simons R. J. White Chas. O. Peterson Sugar Grove Benj. F. Miller Emma S. Miller W. BR. Elston John Johnson Clarendon A. J. Davis Pauline Goodrich Warren S. Woodard C. W. Pero Spring Creek Edw A. Irvine E. P. Francis Belle

Anti Diuretic product for nocturnal bedwetting sale

A druggist advertisement offers Dr. E Detchon's Anti Diuretic for children who soil bedding due to nighttime incontinence. It claims to arrest the trouble at once and lists a price of $1. Sold by Hertzel and Saner in Warren, Pennsylvania.

In Memoriam Ackley WCTU Resolution for Julia Akeley

The Ackley WCTU met in sadness to mourn the death of Julia Akeley. Members express sympathy to her family and honor her memory, noting she was a faithful earnest worker for the union and extend condolences.

Ackley W.C.T.U Julia Akeley

Peculiarity About Insurance Uses Barosma for Kidney Health

Insurance firms require medical examinations and urine analysis to judge health. Kidney disease often hides symptoms. Thompson's Barosma is marketed as a safe remedy, claimed to help across kidney issues and nerves.

Thompson

Old Clothes and Metal Scrap Buyer at Johnsons Exchange

Rovsat H. Johnson offers cash for old rubber boots or shoes wringer rollers circular packing hoses busted tires and related rubber items as well as brass lead zinc copper boiler bottoms free of iron or wire. He operates from his room on the second floor at Johnsons Exchange, Second and Liberty streets, welcoming old friends and others at any time.

Johnson’s Exchange Liberty Streets

Pilgrimage Letter from Rev J W Smith Describes 1900 Tour

Rev J W Smith writes from Damascus on April 5 1900 about the 1900 Pilgrimage with 86 members including 22 clergymen. He details travel routes from Jerusalem to Jericho Hebron and Haifa, camping gear 76 horses 71 pack animals and 44 muleteers, and notes heavy stones roads and favorable weather with one pneumonia death in the party.

J. W. Smith Damascus SyRre Warren Egypt Holy Land New York Assouan Neice Thos. Wilson Cleveland, O Jerusalem Joppa Haifa Nazareth Tiberias Beyrout C. Zerilli Thos. Cook & Sons John Tamari Andrew Essa John Andrew Jericho Hebron Jacob Muskoka Lake Canada Palestine

Irvington Notes and Local Changes May Day Update

May 1 Irvington reports Misses Newbolds back from Philadelphia. Mrs Chase Love visits Dunkirk, N Y. Jacob Walter sold the P R R platform restaurant to Patrick Keating. J F Clark buys E R Perkins residence. Chas J Samson buys Kolfrat property. Several residents travel to Warren or Pittsfield. 25000 fish arrive from State Hatchery for local streams. Rev Graham delivers sermon and is elected Chicago conference delegate. Epworth League officers named led by Clara Somers and Jacob Walters. Mrs Metzger reappointed Junior League superintendent. Allegheny Springs hotel to reopen with Horner hosts. Chas Wilson sells home for York farm relocation.

J. F. Clark E. R. Perkins Chas. J. Samson J. C. Seichrist Warren Brokenstraw Graham M. E. Church Chicago Epworth League Clara Somers Jacob Walters Mabel Walters Horner Chas. Wilson York State

Death of Andrew Lindquist in Dugall at 76

Andrew Lindquist died April 23 at his daughter Mrs. C M Jones home in Dugall aged 76. He came from Sweden in 1857, lived in Falconers New York then Chandlers Valley before moving to his daughter's home in 1899, where he died. His wife died in 1895. Funeral Wednesday at Swedish Lutheran cemetery Freehold with Rev Carl Henderson officiating.

Shoe Store Pitch for Mutual Trade Opportunity

A hypothetical offer asks if a shoe retailer would trade goods or services with the requester. It proposes a barter framework for mutual benefit and asks for details on inventory, pricing, and agreed terms.

Death notices and local updates from Freehold area

He leaves one son and two daughters along with three sisters and many relatives and friends to mourn his departure. Charles Haupin, of this place, was injured at work in Freehold when a circular saw’s emery wheel exploded fracturing his left arm. He was taken to Corry hospital and is reported to be recovering. Emil Johnson of Falconer spent Sunday with his parents here. Dell Howard moved onto Orville Holcomb’s farm. Swedish Lutheran church plans preaching Sunday May 13 at 1 14 PM by Rev. Miller of Chandlers Valley.

Swedish Lutheran Church Charles Haupin Freehold Corry Emil

Wrightsville Notes May 1 Personal Updates

Rev W H Fenton and family stay with P L Wright as Willie Fenton suffers rheumatism. Olive Wright visits from Chautauqua. Thomas Yates works for a Pittsfield blacksmith. Mrs C H Smith of Mason City and Mrs E R Wheelock of Sugar Grove visit brother Othello Allen. Charles Haupin injures arm in wheel burst and is treated at Corry hospital. Albert Wright in Buffalo. Frank Miles clerks for him. G J and Calvin Wright travel to Buffalo on business. A Maynard arrives for a fishing expedition.

Wrightsville W. H. Fenton P. L. Wright Little Willie Fenton Olive Wright Chautauqua Thomas Yates Pittsfield C. H. Smith Mason City Iowa E. R. Wheelock Sugar Grove Othello Allen Mrs. Durham Corry J. F. Higgins Charles Haupin Buffalo A. Maynard

May Day town notes mix of visits and projects

May 1 report notes E A Allen visiting town Sunday. A new iron bridge will soon begin across the creek near the Dean place. No church services due to Sciota quarterly meeting. Cemetery appearance work underway. Mrs S D Wilcox is very ill. Mrs Ixizzie Cady plans to work for Maccabees this summer. Dr Clark of Pittsburg visited Thursday. Mr and Mrs James Hassett and daughter of Corry spent Sunday with Dr Christie family. Merle Christie and Carl Way to play with the Celeron band this summer. Leslie Johnson and wife drove to Findley Lake Thursday.

E. A. Allen Dean Place Sciota S. D. Wilcox Ixizzie Cady Maccabees Clark Pittsburg James Hassett Corry Dr. Christie Merle Christie Carl Way Celeron Leslie Johnson Findley Lake

Deaths and social notes from Mickle Hill and Grand Valley

Joseph Young aged 64 died at the home of M J Young Mickle Hill and was buried at Garland cemetery after services at the white chapel. Etta Falkinburg of this place died April 30 at age 41 years nine months leaving a husband and four children. Frank Deemer and H H Hall visited Grand Valley while Gospel Workers conference attendees from Mickle Hill and Goodwill Hill visited friends here. Miss Phena Green and Bertha and Martha Wilson visited sister Mrs John Finlin Goodwill Hill last week. Parkhurst and other Gospel Workers attendees called on friends here Saturday.

M. J. Young Mickle Hill Joseph Young Hite Chapel Garland Cemetery Frank Deemer H. H. Hall Grand Valley Gospel Workers’ Conference Parkhurst Friends Phena Green Bertha Martha Wilson John Finlin Goodwill Hill Etta Falkinburg

Obituaries and Local Notes From Sugar Grove May News

Sugar Grove notes list deaths for Miss Mary Weld and Mrs Perris Rathban with funeral details. Gust Swanson returns from Ormsby. Wm Weld and Mrs Sarah Cumings are kin. B F Thorpe returns from Montclair teaching. J J Brookmire visits Findley Lake. Botella Noyes finishes year of teaching in Kinzua.

Sugar Grove Gust Swanson Ormsby Mary Weld Wm. Weld Sarah Cumings Ee Barlow Perris Rathban B. F.W. Thorpe Montclair N. J J. J. Brookmire Findley Lake Sam Botella Noyes Kinzua

Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Relief for Coughs

An obituary style testimonial notes that coughs from lagrippe or heavy cold yield to Foley's Honey and Tar, claimed to strengthen the lungs and restore soundness. The endorsement attributes remarkable healing to the product.

Foley J. M. Siegfried

Married in Warren Henry Marth and Julia Stahle

In Warren on Thursday afternoon April 26 1900 at the bride’s mother home Rev C F Hartel of Olean NY united Henry Marth and Julia Stahle both of Warren in marriage.

Marth—Stahle Warren J. F. Stahle C. F. Hartel Olean N. Y Henry Marth Julia Stahle

Obituaries Remember Warren Area Residents

Notices report the deaths of M Leota Maitland in Warren aged 48 with five children, Mary Sheahan in Chicago aged about 58, Maria Eden in Warren aged 26, Mary Elizabeth Geigerich in Warren aged 74, and Henry Simonis in No Warren aged 38. Services held in Warren churches. interments at St Josephs Cemetery and Oakland.

Hunter's Cash Store Names Summer Wear Line

The shop announces a season ahead display with samples available. Cotton foulards at 7c, dimities at 10 12 15c, dressinghams at 6 34c, silk zephyr at 29c, silk mouse lines 47 50c. New ladies house wrappers Calico Percale Lawn 64c and up plus new underwear hosiery ties belts on the second floor.

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