Last Sermon of Muscatine District Presiding Elder Coxe
Dr J G W Coxe will preach his last sermon as presiding elder of the Muscatine district tomorrow at the M E church. Services include an 11 am sermon a 2 pm love feast and a 7 30 pm sermon followed by the last quarterly conference Monday at 9 am. He has served six years and is not eligible for appointment in this district. He will attend the Newton conference Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Coxe
J. O. W. Coxe
M.E Church
Con
Gregation
Coxe
Muscatine
Newton
Cardus
Nancy
Schley Controversy and Court of Inquiry Overview
The Journal presents a complete resume of events leading to the Court of Inquiry on Admiral Schley after the Santiago battle. The court convened the day before yesterday the 12th with Schley challenging Admiral Howison over prejudice, and the panel sustained the issue. The court adjourned sine die and may not reconvene until after presidential death disturbance subsides.
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Court of Inquiry
Schley
Santiago
Howison
Mrs Mary J Young Dies After Illness at West Washington
Mrs Mary J Young widow of John Young died at her son Robert S Youngs home on West Washington street after a several months illness. Born Nichola County Kentucky October 28 1818 she lived in Washington 46 years and raised nine children four survive John M Young Knoxville In W. He Young Index Mo Mrs S A Bane Oakland Ia and Robert Young. Funeral arrangements pending then set for three oclock tomorrow afternoon at the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Young
Mary J. Young
Robert S. Young
West Washington Street
Young
Second United Presbyterian Church
Nichola County
Kentucky
Pile Cure Ad by J H Stewart
J H Stewart advertises a guaranteed pile cure with a free pipe and 50 cent price. Samples are offered without charge and a no cure, no pay promise backs the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rector
J. H. Stewart
J. H. Stewar
Flick and Partners Advance at Davenport Cut Off
J H Flick returned to Davenport to push a work program along the city cut off. Trestle work is paused west of the city for about three months, then a steam shovel will fill in and bury the trestle. Flick Johnson aim to make the west side winter work, weather ignored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H Flick
City
Davenport
Flick & Johnson
Cone
Packing Rituals of a Methodical Uncle
Jerome K. Jerome recalls his uncle’s habit of making a thorough packing list. He writes, remove all nonessential items after listing every need from bed to soap and clothes, then lose the list once complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome K. Jerome
Revival and Coal Vein Discovery Reported in Michigan
In a Providence Journal tale a twin brother’s fervent revival ends with a backsliding confession. Separately, a Michigan farmer finds a vein of fine bituminous coal on Fred Bethke’s Rob inson farm while digging a well near Grandville road.
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Providence Journal
Providence
Jim
Gand Haven
Mich
Robinson
Fred Bethke
Grandville Road
Brown Buggy worker injured in factory accident
Clyde Brown of Brown Buggy Co. was removing pulleys from a factory ceiling on Thursday when a pulley toppled the ladder. He suffered a badly cut face and bruises to his hip and arm. he is unable to report to work.
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Clyde Brown
Brown Buggy Company
Presbyterian church Christian Endeavor meets tomorrow
The Christian Endeavor of the Presbyterian church will hold their meeting tomorrow evening at 6 39 in the church building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byterian Church
Engineer’s ears save him from warning signs of digestion failure
An engine driver ignores symptoms signaling digestive illness until organ involvement threatens health. Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery purifies blood and aids digestion, with testimonials from W. T. Thompson describing weight gain and renewed work ability after ten bottles and pellets.
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Dr. Pierce
W. T. Thompson
Townsend, Broadwater Co
Montana
Weather forecast for Washington for today and tomorrow
Partly cloudy with showers this afternoon and possibly east portion tonight. Sunday will be fair.
Local notes from Crantfordsaville and nearby towns
County visitors and residents share daily activities in Crantfordsaville on Sept 13. Notables include Dr. Chas Stewart of Washington, Oscar Hopkins visiting his daughter in town, and Superintendent Mary Hughes promoting city schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Stewart
Washington
Oscar Hopkins
Ainsworth
H. M. Fields
A Cure for Dysentery and Diarrhea Endorsed by Traveler
A statement from F. L. Taylor of New Albany Bradford County Pa credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving a bicycle tour when hit by diarrhea and with curing a dysentery attack last year. Taylor recalls two doses prior to the trip and one dose during illness and praises the remedy sold by Stewart's Pharmacy and Cook Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. ‘Taylor
New Albany
Bradford County
Ward
Laceyville
Chamberlain
Stewart's Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Choir Members Gather At Church For Practice Notice
The Presbyterian choir is asked to meet at the church at 7 30 PM for practice. A separate note invites parties seeking a well bored or deeper well bored to contact W H Smirn.
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Presbyterian
Prac
W. H. Smirn
High School Athletics Pick Captains and Managers
The high school opens athletics with upcoming games. Od oe Lew Harmeier elected captain and Earl Corbin named baseball manager. Ralph Junkin captain, Lew Harmeier manager, and Will Shearer treasurer lead the football team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Harmeier
Earl Corbin
Ralph Junkin
Will Shearer
Choice Pennsylvania Coal This Year From John Shields & Son
Delta 3d Vein Illinois Centerville Canton Keb Douds Station Beacon Oskaloosa Eldon Delta Nut Keb Nut coal offered. They invite orders with a trial, advising customers to leave orders at Columbia Pharmacy or call Tel. No. 30. 676.
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Illinois Centerville
Canton
Illinois
Keb Douds Station
Beacon
Oskaloosa Eldon
Delta Nut
Columbia Pharmacy
Tel
John Shields & Son
Local residents attend Washington show and visit
Sept 13 reports Marsh Adama J W Cof fee and J O Emmons attended a show in Washington last night. Mr S E Parker and family drove to Washington today. Dick Fry visited Washington this afternoon.
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Ben Gerrard
T. L. Emry
Chicago
Marsh Adama
J. W. Coffee
J. O. Emmons
Washington
S. E. Parker and Family
Dick Fry
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Ingham
Chevoit
Batiste
Madras
Siks
Mercer
Kibo Patent
Ideal Dress Boot
Worrk
Mark
Cash Store
Ing Elder J. GW. Coxe
Will
Him
The
M. J. Young
Milwaukee
Ains
Bcycles
Poe
Oscar Solbrig
Christian Endeavor
Washington, D. C
Evening Journal
Jowes
Today
Tomor
Crantfordsaville
Henderson Walker
J. F. Buxbaum
J. B. Crooks
Sidney Anderson
J. L. Riley
Mary Hughes
Lee Ruggles
Winfield
Prof
C. O Ruggles
Ad White
Grandma Haines
Ent
Clyde Sands
Colorado
Colorado Air
Clyde
GB. A. Silmer
Alyce Stephens
Jennie Jackson
Mt. Pleasant
W. University
G. G. Ebner
Ft. Scott
Kan
Glen Rowan
Washington High School
M. B. Rush
McTheron
St. Paul
Minn
J. M. Stone
T. W. Whitney
Perry
Okla
Chas. Gibson
Henry Gibson
Meda, III
H. A. McMillan
Richmond
Frederick Welch, Sr
Wm. Piper
Nellie Sharp
Mamie Bishop
Catine
Ington
Grand Jury
J. L. Downs
Fairfield
Frank Fisher
A. N. Pierce
Co A
JFK
Express
New York
Pennsylvania Coal
McDonald, Ga
Thedford
Georgia Lee
Kalona
Smith
U. W's
M. W
Osteopathy
Wesley & Masddern
Metropolitan Merrymakers
Graham
Oarris
East Side
J. H. Wilson
Alton Packard
Sol Rich & Co
Graham Theater
Warren Moore
Mr. Alton Packard
C. H. Wilson
Wilson
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