Iowa Central Home Visitors Excursions To Ohio and Indiana
The Iowa Central announces annual Home Visitors excursions to Ohio and Indiana. Departures are Sept 1 8 15 and Oct 6 with return limit of thirty days from sale. Tickets go on sale on those dates and rates and details are available from agents or A B Cutts G P and T A Iowa Central Ry Minneapolis MN oct7
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Iowa Central
Ohio
Indiana
A. B. Cutts
Iowa Central Ry
Minneapolis
Mino
Louisville
Sandusky
Columbus
Washington D. H
Wilmington
Cincinnati
Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Saved Life
RB Byer a cooper from this town credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life after a month of bilious dysentery. He reports immediate relief after trying the remedy. Sold by Stewart's Pharmacy Cook and Sherman.
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RB. L. Byer
Chamberlain
Little, Merchant
Hancock, Md
Stewart
Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Reward and Testimonials
One hundred dollar reward offered for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo lists endorsers West & Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin as trustworthy. Cure taken internally and claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Percent price 75c per bottle. Hall's Family Pills also advertised.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Wholesle
Regular meeting of O. B. E. S. in Masonic Temple
A regular meeting of O. BE. S. will be held at the Masonic Temple on Thursday September 10 1903. All members urged to attend. Note states that checks with stamped revenue stamps can no longer be redeemed at face value by returning them to the U.S. Treasury Internal Revenue Office. The office cites loss of authority and funding for stamp redemption.
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O. BE. S
Masonic Temple
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Treasury Department
United States
Weather forecast for Iowa today and tomorrow
Generally fair tonight with partly cloudy skies and warm conditions Friday. Washington D C September 10 The Evening Journal reports the outlook for Iowa.
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Washin
D. C
Evening Journal
Iowa
City visitors and residents listed in local social notes
Jones Orth of Davenport and Ralph McConaghey of Iowa City visit friends in the city. Several relatives travel to Keota and Oskaloosa for family visits and fairs. Wedding attendance and social events noted including a Coulter wedding and a Morgan Park entry for Charles Cunningham. Socialist candidate John H. Work visits home. others return from travel and weddings in Burlington Sigourney Wellman and Mt. Pleasant.
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Ralph McConaghey
Iowa City
Cyrus Bush
Keota
Clark Sitler
Oskaloosa
Conkhite
Knoxville
Amos Durst
Mary Eyestone
Wellman
City
Atchison-Coulter
GC. C. Cunningham
Charles
Chicago
Morgan Park
Siward
Millersburg
Neice
Fred Neiswanger
Jessie Jeffrey
New York City
Mary Any
Etta Jones
Cotter
J. A. Jones
Harry Bell
T. O. Foley
Emma Cunningham
Sigourney
Kate Finley
Jeffrey
Mbt
Pleasant
John H. Work
J. H. Work
W. A. Chilcote
Burlington
John Thompson
Laura Hartman
Thompson
Johnson Bakery Tops Local Food Scene With Cakes And Bread
Local notices celebrate Johnson bakery offering thirty kinds of cakes daily and top bread quality, while Means & Stichter's advertise ice cream. Wedding reports include Rev Atchison and Miss Coulter. births and travels feature Miss Mae Meek and Ralph Munro, with several regional moves and hires noted.
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Johnson Bakery
Means & Stichter’s
Washington Academy Presents Hattie Mitchell Visit Schedule
Mrs. Hattie Moore Mitchell will visit Washington Academy next Saturday September 12 arriving Friday evening via Rock Island. The day offers four teaching periods starting eleven o clock with Primary Methods at eleven then Psychology at one and two more periods in common branches. Work begins Saturday with admission priced at fifty cents per period or for all four payable to the principal R D Daugherty.
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Hattie Moore Mitchell
Local Society Notes A Musicale and Social Evenings
A class musicale by Miss Jessie K. Sage’s pupils is tonight at her North Fourth Ave home with Eva Crone Anna Wilson Luetle Miller and others performing. Miss Aner Gardner hosts a tea on West Main, and Mr and Mrs BK Adams host a six oclock dinner on East Van Buren. Etta Coulter and Rev Ralph K Atchison wed at the Coulter home with a four course dinner and welcomes from family and friends.
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Jessie K. Sage
North Fourth Ave
Miss Sage
Eva
Ina Crone
Anna Wilson
Luetle Miller
Margaret
Helen ‘Templeton
Janet Beamer
Marguerite
Janet Cherry
Emilia Grecian
Hazel Stewart
Marie Chilcote
Myrtle Teeter
Nellie Adkisson
Cecil Rogers
Marlo Ward
Helen Stewart
Vera Keck
Frances Moyer
Florence Barret
Vera Rogers
Kate Allen
Dorothy Miller
Edna’t Webb
Mame Alberson
Gertrude Ward
Florence Patterson
Sadeila’ Stevenson
Carrie Mikseh
Carla Forgey
Aner Gardner
West Main Street
BK. B. Adams
East van Buren Street
M. Dennison
L. Edmundson
Etta Coulter
Ralph K. Atchison
Albia
5. B. Coulter
J. J. Masson
Atchison
R. K. Atchison
Washington
Seceder
Spring Branch
8. B. Coulter
Mary
Alice
John
St. Clair
Allerton
Mary Eyestone
Lexington
Julius Conger
Crawfordsville
Ernest Atchison
Richmond
Kansas
Lowa
Through to California Without Change of Cars Tour Train
The Iowa Central launches its regular winter tourist car service to Southern California starting Oct 21, with weekly departures each Wednesday. Train routes pass through Albert Lea Mason City Hampton Eldora Marshalltown Grinnell and Oskaloosa en route to Los Angeles arriving about 8 00 a m. The double lower berth rate is 6.00 from Albert Lea and 5.50 from Marshalltown and south. Contact agents or B Cutts G P and T Department Minneapolis for rates and reservations.
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Iowa Cental
California
Albert Lea
Mason City
Hampton
Eldora
Marshallstown
Grinnell
Oskaloosa
Notice to Subscribers on Paper Delivery
Subscribers are asked to report any negligence by carrier boys promptly to the office. Without a report at the office the service imperfections cannot be known. 83-1
Nihilist Plot Fails as Orange Bomb Threatens Prince
In Paris during a luncheon with the prince and Mile Elise Portier, Kerchoff reveals he is a nihilist sent to kill the prince and her father. He declares he will die for his cause but is restrained by Elise. later he dies a week afterward at the hands of nihilists.
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Francis BE. Guthrie
Africa
Charles McCleary
Guthrie
University of Minnesota
Carnes
Papa
Russia
Esar
Siberia
M. Portier
Portier
Mile
Frutterer’s
Elise
Ivan
Mademoiselle
Mr. Portler
Kerchoff
Milo
Paria
Messieurs
Elise Portier
Letitia R. Fuller
Chinese Scandal Merchants. A Ladies Profession in China
In China a unique paid service exists where elderly women go door to door of the rich, announcing themselves by drum. They entertain the mistress by sharing the latest scandals and gossip and are paid half a crown per hour plus a generous gift if their tales please.
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China
London
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Puritan’ Brand
Williams & Co
Albert
Dougherty Bros
West Side Clothiers
D. L. Baird & Son
Telephone
Cash Store
Ohio and
Hugh Teeter
Jourenai
Orville Elder
Washington, Iowa
East Main
S&t
B. Rd. Jenkins
W. McLaughlin
Res
Jenkins & McLaughlin
Physicians and Surgeons
Court House
Stewart's Book Store
Weather Forecast
Jones Orth of
Davenport
William Rownd
Richard Hughes
John Reynolds
Muscatine
Plano
Milly Stevenson
Superior
Nebr
J. T. Stevenson
Lizzie Littler
Des Moines
J. A. Y. Ashby
Johnson's Bakery
Weems Laundry and Dye Works
F. E. Reid
Opera House
Bessie Meville
Edith
Tila Shields
Las Animas
Colo
Johnson
Larry Hale
Shelby
Mae Meek
Springfield
Rev. Meierholtz
Eureka
Wapello
Mr. Meierholtz
Harvard
Ralph Munro
West Chester
Oklahoma City
Hl. B. Downing
Galdstone
Manitoba
Iowa Land Co
A. J. Reiner
Canada Land
Mr. Reiner
Mr. Downing
Daisy Hoover
Brighton
Washington Academy
Harwood
South Side
Iwan Kerehoft
J.B. Crail
Krseys
Island
J.C. Smith
Q. Ry
Colenso
Frank Rogers
E. C. Keck
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