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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1907
Page
3
John Garrett of North Mills North Carolina says he used Bucklen's Arnica Salve on a long standing sore that resisted other treatments. The salve, guaranteed for piles and burns, healed the sore and made him a happy man per Stewart's Pharmacy.
Lansing readers hear that the state convention of the W C C T U U will meet June 4 to 7. The principal topic is proposed changes for a revised Michigan constitution with a determined campaign to add temperance and restrictive features to the new law.
William J. Bryan arrives in New York with Mrs. Bryan and will travel to Albany on Wednesday. He plans to meet Governor Hughes, inspect the senate and assembly, and attend a luncheon hosted by the New York State Progressive Democratic League at the Hotel Ten Eyck.
Archbishop Ireland with three other archbishops twenty-three bishops two hundred priests and thirty thousand laymen laid the cornerstone of a 3,000,000 Roman Catholic cathedral in St Paul. An Ecuador quake was felt, recorded on Washington seismograph. Thomas F. Ryan retires from Wall Street after amassing about 10,000,000. Emile Zola’s body transfer to the Pantheon in Paris planned this week. Emperor Francis Joseph marks fortieth anniversary on the Hungarian throne. Public debt at May 31 1907 shows 84 782 525. Anarchist congress to be held in Amsterdam on July 26. King Oscar and Queen Sophia of Sweden celebrate golden…
The Denver and Cleveland, en route to the Far East for service with the American fleet in Chinese waters, reported sighting ten icebergs May 22 in latitude 41, longitude 97. The icebergs stretched about six miles across the water.
Miss Gertrude Beeks of the Civic Federation formerly of Chicago, invited by Secretary Taft, will sail for the isthmian zone Friday to investigate conditions of work on the canal and propose measures to improve workers' comfort.
Joliet June 4 Rev A H Laing pastor of the Universalist Church resigns after twenty nine years of active service. Advancing age cited as the cause. Rev Laing is one of the best known Universalist ministers in the middle west.
In a divided court one of three dissenters Greene and Gay nor charged with fraud in the construction of harbor works at Savannah Georgia has been found guilty again Thaw will anneal.
S W Neal writes from Rome May 20 1907 describing Genoa Pisa and the leaning tower. He admires Rome praising the Coliseum St Peters and the Vatican while noting art history and the pride of Italian hospitality and bluffing for lower prices.
The passage speaks of an immense room housing extensive frescoes in the Sistine Chapel. Soldiers in splendid uniforms guard it, and Michael Angelo spent four years painting ceilings. The writer hints readers may not wish to read the letters and ends with mercy toward the toy o.
Thousands cured by Hyomei call the inhaler the Little Pocket Physician. The complete outfit costs 1.00 and promises permanent relief by delivering medicine directly to the catarrh site with no stomach dosing. Lemmon's pharmacy offers a guarantee: if it does not cure catarrh, you pay nothing.
An ice cream and strawberry supper will be held at Lincoln school house on Friday evening June 7 1907. Proceeds fund a flag purchase. All are invited by Mrs Martha Eyestone and the pupils.
C V Pepper of Fedora Tennessee suffered hemorrhages of the lungs and throat and could not be helped by doctors. After using Dr King s New Discovery he felt instant relief. Coughing stopped, bleeding diminished, and he returned to work in three weeks. Trial bottle free at Stewart s Pharmacy with 50 cent and one dollar sizes.
J Shantz of Burlington left for Keota on business. Mrs M A McCall returned to Crawfordsville after visiting in the city. Mrs J A Jones arrived home from Cotter after visiting relatives. J R Reese and wife returned to Crawfordsville after a brief city visit. George Ball and others returned to Winfield after attending the Myrtle Ball funeral. G R Ball and family returned to Mt Union after the same funeral. Miss Bessie Curran left for Oberlin to visit her sister Nora and attend commencement next week.
The forecast for Iowa predicts fair weather today and tomorrow with cooler temperatures tonight.
Special rail fare of 4.77 to Dubuque Iowa and return via Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Ry from Washington Iowa with June 10 11 12 travel and June 15 return limit. Agent L E Shaw announces the G A R Encampment travel plan.
Miss M J McLaughlin of Mount Pleasant visited the Sam Statler home on Sunday. John Hays arrived from Davenport to spend a few days with relatives in the city. Edd Statler and family with Mrs Clarana Statler visited the Wm Fallon home near West Chester. The Rev Elias Handy Dr F Hy Sheets and Will Handy left for Keota to attend the district conference.
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