Mercer County Clerk Candidate Announces Bid
A Mercer county resident announces candidacy for county clerk, stating the race will be decided by the Democratic convention or primary and seeking support from friends.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1902
Page
3
A Mercer county resident announces candidacy for county clerk, stating the race will be decided by the Democratic convention or primary and seeking support from friends.
Hatton Arkansas resident Henry Bisles endorses Ramon’s Liver Pills and Ramon’s Relief claiming they cured years of bilious colic after doctors failed. He, with experience selling patent medicines, vouches for long use and many customer testimonies. For sale by H N White druggist.
Honaker Godfrey a Co at Montcalm WV reports WB Honaker and A I Godfrey selling their entire interest to F D Williams. The firm will continue as Godfrey and Williams with all accounts and debts handled by the new firm.
Laura Howard of Chicago recounts improvement after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with Sanative Wash for eight months. She praises the remedy over doctors’ guessing in treating complex female illnesses and invites others to write for advice. The note also mentions a cigar ad and a brief eye color discussion.
A dialogue quoted in the Philadelphia Press shows Mr. Frank refusing a doctor ordered medication calling it deadly to males, while Mrs. Frank urges compliance, arguing the doctor’s orders. The exchange highlights physician recommendations vs. patient resistance.
In a light page item Brooks jokes while Rivera dons a neck tie reporter noting playful banter over the gift. A note promotes Foley's Kidney Cure promising healthier kidneys amid summer heat and drinking, with G. H. Wade as the seller.
Daniel Banatz of Otterville Iowa reports long asthma struggle with little relief from doctors in New York and other cities until using Foley's Honey and Tar. He says it gave immediate relief and says he will never be without it. Available from G H Wade druggist.
A U.S. wide appeal offers a free book on opium and whiskey diseases. Sign up by writing B. M. Wooley at Atlanta Georgia box 887 to receive the volume at no cost.
Building 25 by 50 feet near Tazewell Street. Currently a printing office but suitable for a machine shop or warehouse. Contact H. S. Shott at the Daily Telegraph by call or write.
A lawyer recalls a Lake Shore wreck case in Ashtabula where a claimant asked 2000 while the railroad offered 17000. The man described being caught in flames after a foot was burned off, with a director urging the claim agent to pay 25000 to avoid court losses.
A young shy minister reversed the usual order during a wedding, causing the groom to promise to love and obey the bride. The gaffe goes unnoticed at the time but the bride’s father realises the error and remarks it likely makes no difference since such vows often end that way.
Kitchen safes $3.50 and up curtains rogs and clocks all prices. Cash or credit. Flat Top Installment Co. 81 Bluefield avenue IW.
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