Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement Notice
Mrs W Y Landis of East Liberty street reports relief from back pain headaches and facial swelling after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Zimmerman Co drug store. She praises the product saying it banished swelling restored energy and eased housework. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's and take no substitute.
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Wooster
W. Y. Landis
East Liberty Street
Dean
Zimmerman & Co
U. S
War loan vote shocks budget driven era in London
London reports the House of Commons approved a £60,000,000 war loan despite cries that a 70 year savings drive would be wiped out. Budget changes hit coal sugar tobacco and other trades as exporters and importers wrestle with duties. In Toledo Ohio physician John Andrew Kuehn petitions for divorce charging his wife eats his business and steers away patients.
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London
South Africa
House of Commons
Lancashire
Toledo
John Andrew Kuehn
Eczema and skin eruptions treated by Hood's Garsaparilla
Eruptions dry moist or scaly eczema of salt rheum and pimples stem from humors inherited or acquired through digestion. Drying remedies are risky. advocate to discharge humors and fortify the system. Hood's Sarsaparilla claims cures for J G Hines of Franks Alabama and Miss Alvina Walter of Algona Wisconsin with chronic skin troubles.
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Hood
J G. Hines
Franks
Alvina Walter
Algona
Wis
Freight Engine Explosion Wrecks Train in Cassville
On April 19 at Cassville Indiana a boiler exploded on a double header freight of the Lake Erie and Western. Engineer E A Redman and fellow crew members were seriously injured as both engines and 46 cars were wrecked at 20 miles per hour.
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Cassville
Ind
Lake Erie and Western
Seriouely
E. A. Redman
Johon Bender
Dodds
Wallick
Otto Warder
Odum
Louisville
Bridgeport
Ala
G_Elwood
Jackson
Budget debate in House of Commons adopts several proposals
London April 19 The budget for 1900-01 was laid before Parliament by Sir Michael Hicks Beach with a two hour speech. Revenue stood at £130,385,000 against expenditures of £183,592,000 a net deficit of £207,000. The chancellor proposed suspending the sinking fund and borrowing £60,000,000 amid opposition over Ireland and war costs.
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Longdon
Michael Hicks-Beach
John Redmond
Treland
Transvaal
Ireland
Joseph Chamberlain
Balfour
Wales
England
South Wales
United States
Germany
Forger swindles eight with fake checks at bank
TouEpo April 20. Eight checks each for 9.56 were presented to the Second National Bank by as many different people and all were refused. A conference revealed the victims bought 50 cents worth of goods in each cage and received the balance in cash from the forger.
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TouEpo
Second National Bank
Denison University Class Size Targeted for Commencement Orations
Denison University Granville Ohio facing a student revolt as faculty move to limit graduation speakers. Of twenty eight graduates this year four will be chosen to deliver commencement orations. The class comprises nineteen women and nine men.
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Denison University
Granville
Ohio
Clas
Bouus Replies to Al Woods on Horseshoes Challenge
Squire Bouus invites Al Woods of Shreve to a series of horseshoes games and offers to pitch any number at any time. He asks Woods to bring a good partner and promises to treat him right in a cordial challenge.
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al Woods
Shreve
Ot Wooster
Shrove
Squire Bouus
Wooster Boy Promoted to Bucyrus Forum
Joseph Murphy resigned after two years as foreman of the news department of the Enquirer to take a position on the Bucyrus Forum. He is succeeded by John Skiles, formerly of Huntingdon Indiana, who moved to Wooster with his family.
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Joseph Murphy
The
Enquire
Bucyrus Forum
auTfe
2 & Nag
Inquirer
Enquirer
John Skiles
Huntingtoo
Ind
Gallon Enquirer
Administrators Bill Disputed in Ashland Estate
Wooster based administrator Geo W Ryall for merly Ashland surveyor files sworn bill for 127 dollars from McClure and Smyser Wooster for medical services to the deceased 1897 1899. Dr Lamartine Greenwald allegedly delivered the bill to be paid. Ryall refuses to pay claiming no work was performed. Courts may determine collection.
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Ashland Gazette
Ryall
Wooster
Eestate
Geo
W. Ryall
Ashland O
McClure and Smyser
Lamartine Greenwald
Greenwald
Two Hundred Frozen Suffer Along Coast News
News from Dawson reports 200 deaths along coastal points due to treatments. Henry Heyl, owner of the West Liberty street building housing Snavely barber shop and Conrad and Derr saloon, signs with Harry H. Miller to install glass fronts in two rooms. Harvey Santamyer, Dalton general agent for Buckeye Binder and Mower, leases rooms vacated by Wallace. arrival anticipated soon.
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Henry Heyl
West Liberty Street
Conrad & Derr
Harry H. Miller
Mr Heyl
Harvey Santamyer
Dalton
Wallace
Wayne County
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