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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1907
Page
5
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a strong economy and long lasting medicine. It claims the bottle lasts longer and does more good than any other and asserts a bold slogan about “LOO DOSES ONE.”
The undersigned have been duly appointed administrators of the estate of Joho C C Morton, deceased, late of Guernsey county Ohio, on January 20, 1907. All persons indebted to the estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims against the same will present them for authentication and allowance.
Mathew W. Bay a Civil War veteran and well known Cambridge resident died at his son Dr Charles Bay's home on 8th Street after a lingering illness. He was born March 13 1837 in Noble county and worked as a blacksmith in Buffalo Hartford Guernsey county and in Cambridge. He and his wife were charter members of the Cambridge Lutheran church. Survived by Homer Bay Dr Charles Bay Mrs Bert Morgan Mrs Mary Alderman and Mrs Belle Preston funeral at the Lutheran church Thursday at 10 with Rev Wm Kratz and Northwood Cemetery burial.
Misses Ida and Clara Little of Washington Pa returned home Tuesday after visiting Mrs James Little on North Street and relatives in the city. Dr B A Saunders moved to his Winchester home Sunday, with reports indicating a promising recovery. A social oyster supper hosted by Miss Jennie Townsend featured games and conversation, with remarks of a fine time and a tired farewell.
An advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease requiring systemic treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio is advertised as the only constitutional cure. It suggests internal dosing and offers a $100 reward for any case not cured, with circulars and testimonials available.
An old advertisement promises to cure a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. It notes a money back refund if the remedy fails and mentions Grove’s signature on the caution box priced at 26 cents.
A Cambridge special committee led by Mayor Bradford with Engineers and Solicitor Enos returned from Columbus after a hearing with Secretary Probst on a proposed outlet change for the South Cambridge sewer system. The Board will decide at its meeting on the 23rd. a Cambridge engineer will accompany. The change would place the outlet on the south side of Wills Creek opposite Mellyar brick yard, saving taxpayers 5000 to 6000 while avoiding low north-side land. Probst warned Cambridge’s water supply is the worst in the state, but promised an engineer’s review.
Mrs Eveline Bailey aged 87 died at her Liberty township home after a lingering illness. She was a sister of the late Judge Wagstaff and former editor of the Jeffersonian, died in Kansas. A charter member of Mt Herman U P church, no relatives survive. Funeral plans not announced.
Ed Williams Marietta Division Section foreman was arrested at Birds Run by Constable M E Gallup on a warrant from Justice Hammond court. He arraigned before Squire Hammond and pled guilty to assault with intent to disfigure, fined seven dollars plus costs total thirteen dollars thirty cents. He paid and was released.
A savings bank with authorized capital of 50000 has been incorporated in Cumberland. Incorporators include James N Bracken H Hi McClelland Joseph H Covert Welcome B Spooner and Milton Finley. A consolidation with the local national bank is being considered and the new company has not yet established a home.
The President becomes the first U S chief executive to set foot on foreign soil with Panama Canal as the stated objective. Hosetter’s Stomach Bitters is praised for cures of stomach liver and bowel disorders and endorsed as a safe medicine after testing under the 1906 pure food bill provisions.
Court house items show marriage licenses for James Willey and Anna Blan cett in Byesville. F R White and Alma Patton in Cambridge. Chas Larrison and Ida Besser in Craig. Tedrick and Parry in Winterset. Struff and Dubois in Cambridge. New case Harold E Scott next friend Owen Owens seeks 25000 damages against Imperial Mining Co. Also lawsuits Wells Stewart LePage for plaintiff, Plek vs Penna Co, and Flood vs Caroline Flood for divorce. Probate filings include wills of Ida Raymond and John Fenton, final accounts for Thomas Mackey, and guardianship for Mattie McCoy of Stanton McCoy.
The county board of school examiners held the first session of the year. Elementary certificates issued for one year include A C. Logan Birds Run C O Masters Freeport Victor W Perry Salesville. For two years F B Fairchild Cambridge J I Moore Senecaville Roscoe Nichols Winterset. For three years Cordaschwyhart Cc B Borton Quaker L c High School certificates show for two years Phil T Morris Salesville and for three years R J Leonard Washington.
Police report one arrest Monday evening, David Milner, charged with intoxication. fined five dollars and costs after arraignment by Justice Hammond. A separate train riding case led to six men and a boy pleading guilty, fined eight dollars and costs, with some jailed until payment.
The Guernsey County Fair Association held its annual election at the association headquarters on Saturday. Elected: President J. W. Moore, Vice President Jerry Smith, Secretary J. S. St. Clair, Treasurer R. S. Frame. Directors include E. Monroe Adams township, A J Clark Cambridge, S Oliver Center, A C Hutchinson Knox, T B Downard Londonderry, John Stockdale Madison, J. W. Moore, A. Patterson Wills.
Manager John O. Carnes of the Senhauser Co. store and his wife left Tuesday for Fort Carolina and Florida to spend the rest of the winter. Mrs. Carnes has been in poor health, and the move is hoped to bring relief through the milder climate.
Citizens of Liberty township meet in the township hall and organize with W H Leeper as chairman and H J Beatenhead as secretary. Rev A G Eagleson of Madison township speaks on good roads and a petition is formed to present to the Guernsey county Board of Commissioners to proceed with paving and to allow a vote on issuing county bonds for immediate Pike construction.
While drilling for oil four miles east of Cambridge on Monday forenoon, a large iron hook from a derrick struck Cletus C. Levers on the head, inflicting a deep wound. Levers, an experienced driller, was treated by Drs. Lowry and Ganz and given stitches. no serious effects are expected.
A man suffered a decade with constant itching and widespread scaly eruptions. After trying various medicines including Cuticura, he finally found relief and was completely cured, ending years of discomfort.
A man recalls years of severe itching and eruptive sores on his body finally cured after three boxes of Cuticura Ointment. He had tried arsenic, salves, iodine, and baths with little relief before using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, which restored his hair and ended decades of suffering.
The ad claims nerve force comes from rich blood and that Dr A W Chase Nine Pills cure nervous ailments caused by thin blood. It cites sleeplessness headaches indigestion trembling and discouragement as conditions improved. Priced 50 cents a box or six for $2.50 with Buffalo New York makers and local seller Neilley and Qo.
At a regular Cambridge G A R Post meeting on Saturday afternoon the officers elected on December 8 for the coming year were installed. The lineup includes Capt. A A Taylor as Post Commander J C Carver as Senior Vice Commander J D Fulton as Junior Vice Commander Rev A Ramsey as Chaplain A K Pens as Quarter Master R H Dilley as Sergeant and W S Hanna as Quartermaster Sergeant. The next Post meeting is set for Tuesday evening at seven in one hall.
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