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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1908
Page
3
Advertises Kodol as a digestive aid that lets people eat foods they dislike without discomfort. Claims it digests all foods like a healthy stomach, reduces fullness and heartburn, and requires no long use. Guarantee offered with refund if not effective. product prepared by E C DeWitt Co in Chicago.
A string of brief notes records visitors and residents in the city. Names include Rev W W Smith Roanoke Capt D H Barger Hiawatha C G Hyatt Norton Nathan Marks Pocahontas R W Adair Cashmere J P Smith Coopers A M Sutton Princeton W A Hughes G C Hedrick J E Summerfield Beckley Ex Governor Vardaman Mississippi J Lee Horne Mrs C H Goodykoontz Mrs Eliza Crockett Cordelia Lugar Minnie Taylor M and Mrs T L Felts Galax Mrs J A Smith Goodwill Miss Faris Martinsville Mrs G M St Clair Tines Tazewell Rev G A Reed Alligonia A W Bomiam King City Missouri G A Marks Richmond J M Welch Niagara Falls Miss Lawrence Greenville Tenn returning to Radford Abingdon.
Officer Maynard of Williamson shot a negro after a boisterous duo argued near Meeks' saloon on a Monday night. The confrontation began with threats of arrest, the first assailant fired six times missing, a second gun was drawn and fired, then Maynard fired three times. the dying man fell, another wounded man fled, and it is unclear which gun connected.
In a letter to the United Mine Workers Journal John Mitchell, former UMWA president, states he has not mailed posters bearing his likeness or political views. He explains posters circulated without his authority and asserts his support for trade unionists and labor reform candidates. He urges workers to vote by conscience and to protect union integrity.
Mrs Nelson Lucier of Athol Massachusetts thanks Mi o na for saving her from near death due to stomach weariness. The White Pharmacy advertises Mi o na at 50 cents with guarantee of relief and notes one box may cure many cases.
Mrs. Ada L. Croom, owner of the Croom Hotel Vaughn, recalls suffering a severe cough and consumption fear before using Dr. King s New Discovery. She credits three bottles with a complete cure and notes its fame as a lung and throat remedy sold widely with a free trial bottle.
We are in our first year of operation in cleaning and pressing. We will exchange worn clothes hats shoes for goods. Thank you for past favors. J. B. Williams phone 232 Higginbotham aye.
Where Bullets Flew David Parker of Payette N Y veteran of the civil war who lost a foot at Gettysburg says The good Electric Bitters have done it worth more than five hundred dollars to me I spent any money doctoring for a bad case of stomach trouble to little purpose I then tried Electric Bitters and they cured me I now take them as a tonic and they keep me strong and well 50c at all drug stores.
Cascasweet touted as a remedy for babies and children to quiet a unsettled child quickly. Advertising copy notes ingredients printed on the bottle and claims no opiates. Sold by all druggists.
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