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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1905
Page
2
The American National Bank of Graham Virginia promotes safe banking with conservative practices and regular U.S. government examination. It offers three percent interest on savings, invites corporate and individual accounts, and provides reports for depositors to view.
An otic advertisement asserts that Kodol Dyspepsia Cure improves digestion by digesting what you eat and cures indigestion and stomach troubles. It claims users forget they have a stomach after starting treatment and notes sale by all druggists.
The baseball season opened at Welch Saturday with Gary beating Welch 10 to 9 in 11 innings. Tug Wilson tripled for Gary driving in Mayers and Cunningham on a wild throw, Kell for Welch scored, Tom Edwards hit a three bagger scoring Herritze Belcher and Holt, batteries: Gary Greene Myers Welch Kell Shiplett.
A young wife buys a box of Wadeworth Bros. Chicoc cigars for her husband after consulting A N White a popular druggist. The husband praises the choice saying he will smoke only Chiccs in the future for their fine Havana tobacco and value. White urges local smokers to try the Chiccs cigars.
United States v W O Slasser will be heard in Charleston federal court. Slasser, a traveling picture enlarger, allegedly sent a caricature of a woman's husband via mail with a stamp on the back and a mocking inscription. The case centers on alleged improper use of the mails.
A Cincinnati driven plan launches a business excursion through West Virginia to boost Cincinnati trade. The exclusive trip, planned for this fall, would charter a special Norfolk and Western train carrying 100 to 150 executives, switching to the Chesapeake and Ohio line for return, with six days of travel and stops at key cities.
Advertises Barly Risere as a liver toned laxative that cures constipation headaches and nasal symptoms. Claims no gripping or jarring effect while cleansing toning and strengthening the stomach and bowels to restore energy. Sold by all druggists.
A vintage health ad warns that disease germs invade through air and contaminated food and drink. It claims weak stomachs invite illness and promotes Mi o Na tablets with a money back guarantee sold by White's Pharmacy.
List of names awaiting pickup as of the week ending June 10 in the Bluefield post office. The names include Albert Allen G W Atkine James Akers J W Ashburn A W Brank Hubert Boyd John R Bane James W Boocock Arthur Clendennen Will Campbell Will Camper Wilson Capore William Davie Charles R Detchmane Ira P DeLoache W M Davis Geo Evans Edgar Franklin William Ford C B Gibson Lloyd Gibson MC Gill Albert Holloway Cameron Hale G F Hutchinson EB Johnson Dudley James Robin Jellon James H Long J H Long Walter Lowry Walter F Lowry C B Meyers C B McReynolds Eugene Morris H A Mann John E Morris Johonie R Marshall Will Mercer Henry Murphy James Walter Nunley John Palmer Jack T Perdue J K Robertson Lee Reynolds W H F Roste D Bransill John E Stone burner J W Smith Press Scott Sawnel D Steele R S Smith Wm B Sites Leonardo Scunens C B Thompson H Thompson J F Daylor G G Wyatt Walter Wells Jim Williams H R Whitaker Floyd Wiley Ladies Sist Mary Allen Mrs Annie Bradshaw Ellen Beck Lena Blakslee Mrs Junn M Bailey Edith Bailey Mrs Charlie Capilo Mrs Delta Carter Mrs Kate Carter Mrs Cahill Mrs Vidie Crabtree Dora Darnell Mary Dane Jennett Edwards Ellen Hicks Lucy L Hall Neally Haynes Helen Johnson Sadye Kelleman Mrs Chas Ludwig Eanice Leftidge Mrs LH Lawrence Martha Uayds Cray Morehead Ada Nicholson Mise Men Nilon Nannie Peery Nannie E Peery Marie Scott Hellen White. Please say you are advertised.
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