Coal price same as last year at Columbia Pharmacy
September 26 notice from Columbia Pharmacy states coal price remains unchanged this year, urges customers to buy now before an advance, and notes a full stock plus a selection of four foot long cord wood cut for heaters and stoves at last year’s price. Telephone available.
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Wealey
City vMlee
Columbia Pharmacy
Jons Srieiiner Sos
Fairy Play Tickets Draw Crowds At Local Theater
Amos Rankin visits Burlington. Johnson bakery sells candy and oyster patties. Fairy play tickets go on sale and audiences invite neighbors to buy seats for Wednesday and tomorrow night at the Opera House. Town notes cover weddings, church sermons, and local visits across Washington and surrounding towns.
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Johnson’s Bakery
Johnson's
The
Opera Louse
Sudden Death of S B Watters
Simon B Watters of East Washington street died suddenly yesterday afternoon likely from paralysis or hemorrhage of the brain. He was 87, born March 25 1823 in Bedford county Pennsylvania, married Elizabeth Mason in 1847, and moved to Iowa in 1861. He belonged to the Odd Fellows since founding, and he and his wife had eight children, five living. Funeral at 3 PM tomorrow from his residence with Rev I B Schreckengast and Odd Fellows officiating. interment Elm Grove.
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Simon B. Watters
East Washington Street
Miss Ida
Watters
Bedford County
Elizabeth Mason
Chester County
Iowa
Richmond
Brighton
Odd Fellows Order
Methodist Church
W. F
St. Cloud
Minn
H. M
Brookfield
J. M
Goodland
Kan
Railrway
W. B. Garvin
Morning Sun
Ida B
The
Odd Fellows
Elm Grove
Local Hews and Town Notices Brighten Graham Scene
Local notes report a busy Graham scene with a home talent night led by Mr. W. RK. Porter. W. M. Campbell attends a funeral in Bardolph. Mort Keeley heads to Chicago University for law studies. John W. Applegate buys and plans to move to a farm north of town. political and church matters drift through amid casual town chatter. football details mention George Buckley’s reserve status at Chicago versus Monmouth.
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Graham
John W. Applegate
Atlanta
Robert Anderson
Mr. Applegate
George Buckley
Chicago University
Monmouth
Chicago
George
Stagg
Death of Ignac Heinsfurter Veteran Davenport Merchant
Ignac Heinsfurter, a well known retired Davenport merchant, died at 2 pm at 1210 Brady Street after a paralysis stroke last Monday. He was eighty five, came to Davenport in 1852, worked in clothing, retired ten years ago, and is survived by five daughters and two sons.
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Davenport Times
H. H. Heinsfurter
Ge Ory
J. Klein
Davenport
I. Klein
Ignac
Hleinsfurter
Joseph Ochs
Brady Street
Heinsfurter
Local Youth Harvey Sharp Dies After Illness in Wellman
Kalona Iowa September 20 Special Harvey Sharp 24 died yesterday morning at his Wellman home after a several months illness with consumption He was a prominent young man and a member in high standing of the Modern Woodmen of America lodge Funeral services were held today at 1 o'clock with burial in Richland cemetery
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Kalona
Harvey Sharp
Wellman
Woodmen of America Lodge
Richland
Sealed bids sought for brick electric light plant
Notice announces sealed bids for a brick building housing an electric light plant in Washington Iowa. Bids due by 10 oclock p m September 2 1902, with opening and canvassing then. Plans available from city clerk. Building must be completed by November 1 1902.
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Washington
Iowa
Huon H. McCneeny
Death of Miss Agatha Weber at age fourteen
Kalona is mourning Agatha Weber who died Saturday at 4 PM after a lingering consumption. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Weber and a devout Christian. Funeral services were conducted this morning at the Catholic church with interment in Richland cemetery.
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W. D. Shearer
Josie Durhurst
Oskaloosa
Ish
Franc Bailey
Winfield
P. C
Washington
D. Lins & Sons
Agatha Weber
George Weber
Riehland
Fall Opening Millinery Display At Mrs McCall's
Mrs KR T McCall hosts a two day fall millinery display inviting city ladies to view the newest designs. A large New York invoice and patterns from Chicago and Paris mark the collection. Miss Bandel, head trimmer, showcases styles after time in major wholesale houses.
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KR. T. McCall
New York
Chica
Paris
Witl
Bandel
Chicago
Remarkable Cure Promised by King’s New Discovery
With family around expecting him to die and a sou riding for life eighteen miles to get Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds W H Brown of Leesville Indiana endured death’s agonies from asthma but this medicine gave instant relief and soon cured him He writes I paw sleep soundly every night Guaranteed bottles 50c and 1 Trial bottles free at Stewart's pharmacy
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Dr. King
W. H Brown
Leesville
Indiana
Stewart’s Pharmacy
Not Doomed for Life by Three-Year Treatment Cured
W A Greer of McConnellaville Ohio recalls three years of medical care for piles and fistula from good doctors. After all failed, Kucklen's Arnica Salve healed him in two weeks. It cures burns bruises cuts sores eruptions salt rheum piles and costs 25 cents at Stewart's pharmacy.
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W. A. Greer
McConnellaville
Kucklen
Stewart's
Treasurer Shortage Rocks Cedar County Nebraska
Sioux City records report a $20000 shortage in Cedar County Nebraska books kept by former treasurer Thomas Ziegler, once a state senator. Ziegler now resides in Lola Kansas. Death note: B Hinchman, Mills County Iowa pioneer, dies at Glenwood home. Fire damages Reese Carriage and Meek Bros Clothing factories in Bonaparte, Iowa. loss about $6000, largely insured.
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Sioux City
Cedar County
Neb
Thomas Ziegler
Ziegler
Flo
Lola, Kaw
Ottumwa
Bonaparte
Reese
Meek Bros
Statue unveiled for Hungarian patriot Louis Kossuth
Cleveland marked the unveiling of a life size statue to Louis Kossuth in a ceremony attended by about 50 000 people. In Chicago suburb Morgan Park academy the upper class has introduced the old rugby custom.
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Cleveland
Louis Kossuth
Morgan Park
Chicago Suburb
Thirty sixth Annual G A R Encampment in Washington
The Iowa Central offers round trip tickets Oct 2 to 5 at reduced rates for the Thirty sixth Annual G A R Encampment in Washington D C Oct 6 11 Tickets must be used by noon Oct 10 and return by Nov 5 Stopovers allowed Enquire at local Iowa Central agents for details and travel plans to the National Capital and surroundings
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G. A. RB
Washington, D. C
Lowa Central
Frank Wesson Upholstering Ad at Blacksmith Shop
An advertisement for first class upholstering and repair work by Frank Wesson. Services include a specialty in various upholstery tasks with a fine line of samples. The shop is in the rear of the James Cowger blacksmith shop and invites visits or card drops.
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Frank Wesson
James Cowger
Berth Offer for Washington to Washington Travel
G A B and friends seek an eight berth in a through tourist sleeping car from Washington Ia to Washington Dc on October 4 via Burlington Route and Baltimore and Ohio. For details call or write E G Fox Agent Washington.
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G. A. B. and Friends
Washington
Washington, D. C
Burlington
Baltimore & Onto
Bor
G. Fox
County taxes due this month before penalty starts
This month is the last to pay county taxes without penalty. Beginning Oct 1 there will be a penalty. James 5S Shearer, county treasurer.
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James 5S. Shearer
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