Union church services at Covenanter this evening
The United Presbyterian and Covenanter churches announce a joint service to be held this evening at the Covenanter church. Frank Siberts of Mt. Pleasant was seen in town last night while traveling to Iowa City for college. W. G. Manners of Crawfordsville visited the county seat yesterday.
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Frank Siberts
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa City
W. G. Manners
Crawfordsville
M. W. Klotz
F. Welland
W. R. Stryker
Chicago
Mrs. Sheridan
West Cheater
Alex Houck
Conner and Schilling
Graham Theater to stage Macbeth with John Grimith cast
Warren Moore announces Friday January 8 performance by eminent actor John Grimith and strong company at Graham Theater. Seat sale opens Wednesday with Parquet 50c and 5c, Balcony 50c, Circle 1, Children 25c, Boxes 1.50. Also notes license to wed for Anson Miller and Maude Fisher and advertises a Bromo-Lax cold remedy at 25c.
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Graham
Warren Moore
Mer
Graham Theater
Rath Bone Sisters Hold Regular Meeting Friday Evening
The Rath bone Sisters will hold a regular meeting Friday evening at 7 30. The gathering aims to discuss upcoming events and community activities.
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Rathbone Sisters
Seat Sale for John Grivith in Macbeth
Seat sale opened today at the Car ris drug store for John Grivith in Macbeth.
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John Grivith
Macbeth
Carris Drug Store
City Bus Line Contact and Booking Notice
City bus line information lists phone contact at Hotel Colenso and guidance to leave orders, with Frank Rogers to promptly attend to requests.
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Colenso
Frank Rogers
Women praise Wine of Cardus health tonic in letters
A Milwaukee woman, Mrs Helena Blau of 128 Seventh Street, Milwaukee dies not. The copy describes women writing to claim Wine of Cardus blesses health for rich and poor alike and credits its rescue from suffering to the remedy.
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Milwaukee
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Cardui
Bargain trimmed hats at Miss Lewis and arrivals in the city
Local items note Miss Lewis offering trimmed hats while several visitors arrive by rail. Dozens of residents including Mrs Dell Duncan and Mrs Ella Anderson travel via No 4 Rock Island and the Firefly. A train accident near Thornburg injures a relative but shows no serious harm. Regular P R E O meeting announced for Thursday.
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Walker
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Three grades of choice Cook Steve Coal by John Shields
Seat sale announced for John Griffith in Macbeth at the Graham this Friday. Tickets urged now to secure seats as this is a banner attraction of the season.
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John Shields & Son
John Griffith
Macbeth
Graham
Can bon Stands Firm in House Fight and Census Plan
Washington shows Speaker Cannon stands firm against Senate encroachment while Sen Hopkins proposes a 1905 agricultural census and every ten years after. Beveridge works Indiana fences, eyes Roosevelt delegation. typesetting machines in government printing office rejected by union. lawmakers debate forest reservations and Shanghai land purchases.
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Reed
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Memoir Offer and a Short Yes from Bismarck
Vance Thompson recalls sailing to Hamburg to meet Bismarck who, after hearing a rehearsed, admiring speech, simply answered nein. The scene unfolds by a park window at Friedrichsruh as the elder statesman sits as a farmer, smoking a pipe, unmoved by the visitor’s bid for papers.
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Mark Twain Missed the Boat on the Mississippi River
A retired boatman recalls Mark Twain during his Mississippi days as a skilled and earnest pilot. He once missed his boat and reported to his superior officer that the vessel left at 6 10 and he arrived at 6 20 and could not catch seven dollars.
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Mark Twain
Mississippi River
Mr. Clemens
Fiscalitis in England a long historical disease
A London Standard excerpt traces recurring English anti foreign trade sentiment from 1371 Wat Tyler unrest to Cade in Kent and 1585 asylum Christi. It notes hostility toward Flemish weavers and foreign workers shaping labor cries and trade perceptions during Henry VIII era.
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England
Wat Tyler
Southwark
Cade
Henry VIII
London Standard
No Irish waiter says yes in Irish speech
Blackwood's Magazine notes that highly developed Celts lack a direct yes. Irish waiters answer affirmatively with phrases like I shall, sir or It is, sir, reflecting linguistic differences.
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Blackwood’s Magazine
Pleasant Departure Echoes with Miss Nicer
A brief exchange ends an evening on a gentle note as Nohead bids farewell to Miss Nicer. The mood remains pleasant and calm, with Miss Nicer acknowledging the agreeable time.
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Nohead
Miss Nicer
King’s New Life Pills Aimed at Domestic Troubles
An advertisement promotes Dr. King’s New Life Pills as relief and cure for stomach and liver troubles. It claims the pills lessen domestic ruptures by aiding health and directs readers to Stewart’s Drug Store for purchase at 260.
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Dr. King
Stewart’s
Macbeth Friday Evening Balcony and Parquet Prices
John Griffith notes balcony and parquet seating at 50 and 75 cents for Macbeth on Friday evening. Garland News editor John H. Cullom praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, sharing a family testimonial from 1887 and calling it reliable, safe for children. For sale by Stewart's Pharmacy Cook & Sherman.
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Garland
Texas
Stewart’s Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Water bills delayed to water works office after month end
For convenience of water con summers statements will be left at the Washington National Bank until the Sth of the month, after which time they will be at the water works office.
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Washington National Bank
Water Works Office
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