Hood's Sarsaparilla Praised By Lowell Residents
Testimonials from Lowell residents praise Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best blood purifier and family medicine. Local customers in Lowell Mass attest to improved health and reliability of Hood products sold in liquid form and as Sarsatabs. Prepared by C I Hood Co Lowell Mass.
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C. I. Hood Co
Lowell
Hood
G. D. Farvey
Wilder St
Mass
Jennip E. Canton
Liberty St
Dawes Faces District Races For Ohio Central Ballot
In Columbus Dawes maintains influence in the Fifteenth district as a contest over the state central committeeman unfolds. A. B. Osler of Muskingum is favored, A. D. Alderman from Washington County is sidelined, and James A. Joyce sought a name for central committeeman but was rejected. Dawes likely chairs the district meeting and joins the resolutions committee while Eagleson leads for lieutenant governor with West as a prominent second choice among delegates.
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Columbus
Sun
Beman G. Dawes
A. B. Osler
Muskingum County
A. D
Washington County
James A. Joyce
Congress
Dawes
Eagleson
Samuel H. West
West
Smith Bennett
Treadway
Political slate of delegates and alternates listed
The document records delegates and alternates for Noble, Washington, and Morgan counties with full names. It names primary delegates and substitutes for each county and includes two columns of names under each heading. The choices cover multiple individuals across the counties listed.
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Noble County
William Denny
J. L. Gray
G. W. Ogle
J. 8
Rownd
L. W. Wheeler
A. H. Shadwell
W. M. Martin
Jake Blake
Clarence Gibson
John McCleary
Washington County
Stevenson Livery Stable Sold in Cambridge
Vernon B. Bond of Love City buys the Stevenson livery stable behind the National Hotel in Cambridge. Col J M Stevenson, proprietor for six years, will relinquish control due to other duties and remain in Cambridge residence. Bond and his father J H Bond operate a Lore City stable and arrive highly recommended.
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Vernon B. Bond
Love City
Col
J. M. Stevenson
National Hotel
Stevenson
Col. Stevenson
Cambridge
Mr. Bond
J. H. Bond
Lore City
Obituary of Harriet Bell in Liberty Township
Harriet Bell daughter of John and Susan Gibson born January 1837 died January 30 1908 at age 71. She married James Bell December 1856 and had eight children four living including O S Bell of Cambridge James W Bell Susie Gibson Ida Aogas Mage Ford and Mary Bell of Kimbolton. Survived by two sisters Mrs James McCurdy Wisconsin and Mrs S Scott Cambridge. Thirteen grandchildren and one great grandchild. Burial beside husband in Kimbolton cemetery after funeral led by Rev J T Campbell and Rev H W Stewart. The article notes a marked decline in elderly neighbors and lists obituaries of local figures.
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Harriet Bell
John
Susan Gibson
Mariel
James Bell
O. S. Bell
Cambridge
Jas. W. Bell
Susie Gibson
Ida Aogas
Mage
Ford
Mary Bell &'S
Kimbolton
James McCurdy
Mab
Wisconsin
Oscott
Pamed
Heamon U. Pehureh
OU PL
J.T Campbell
H. W. Stewart
Ruured
Kime Tea
Pilin
John P. Carothers
Loth
H. Forsythe
Milley
Jane Lusk
Local notes mention travel and services in town
Road Au and sson 1 s Bord oT page reports Wm. Lewis returning to Youngstown after a family visit on Gomb er avenue. Mrs J S Kidd and Mr and Mrs Ben Davis depart for Belle Valley to attend Chas Conner funeral. Rev E Sheppard leaves for McConnelsville to aid Rev H O Lucas in meetings. Dr F A Brown to lead midweek prayer at Cambridge church.
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Page
Lewis
Youngstown
Gomber Avenue
J. S. Kidd
Ben Davis
Belle Valley
Chas. Conner
E. Sheppard
McConnelsville
H. O. Lucas
F. A. Brown
Cambridge,m.,p
Obituary of Mrs Mary E McDonald dies after grippe illness
Mrs Mary E Wells McDonald wife of Hugh F McDonald dies at home on East Steubenville Avenue after two weeks of abdominal grippe. Born April 17 1842 in Hartford Ohio she later lived with grandparents near Hartford. Survived by six children and friends recall her Christian life. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm in Baptist church with Rev Carman officiating. burial Northwood.
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Mary E. McDonald
Hugh F. McDonald
East Steubenville Avenue
Mary Elizabeth Wells
Hartford
Ohio
Mahlon Penrose
M. P. Church
W. L. Riggs
Cambridge
W. O. Dilley
Lebanon
Meade
Braddock
Robert A
Curtis Archer
Oberta
Baptist Church
D. E. Carman
Pr. E. A. Jester
Northwood
Aged Pioneer Is Lad 10 Rest
Mr and Mrs Fred Arnold returned from New Concord where they attended the funeral of Mrs Nancy J Reasoner widow of Peter Reasoner. Interment was at Pleasant Hill cemetery. Mrs Reasoner aged eighty eight came from Pennsylvania seventy years ago and was a pioneer in western Guernsey county. She and her husband helped found the Pleasant Hill Presbyterian church and remained active. She was mother of seven and survived by four including John R Reasoner Samuel Reasoner Mrs C P Morgan and Elizabeth Reasoner.
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Fred Arnold
New Concord
Nancy J
Peter Reasoner
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Reasoner
Pennsylvania
Guernsey County
Pleasant Hill
John R
Samuel Reasoner
Cost of Labor Wars and Health Cures
Department of Labor reports twenty years of strikes costing both sides over 300 million dollars. Leaders seek ways to end capital labor strife. Also an ad promoting Hostetter s Stomach Bitters claims cures for spring fever dyspepsia colds indigestion and more urging readers to buy.
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Department of of Labor
Coal contract awarded to Imperial Mining Co at Court House
County Commissioners awarded the coal supply contract for the Court House to Imperial Mining Co for 0.70 per ton. This was the only bid received. Bids for building the coal were Jobe S. Doyle 1.5 cents per bushel and Emer E. Seios 1.75 cents per bushel. John S. Doyle awarded the contract. Interior remodeling at the Marietta Division passenger station increased employee workspace. Read Hoskinson's Bond offer page 8.
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Court House
Imperial Mining Company
Jobe S. Doyle
Emer E. Seios
John S. Doyle
Marriage Licenses and Court Dockets Update
Court House News lists marriages for Wm. A. Kelley Ida M. Huff Cambridge Dorsey Wakeley Lelia Britton Byesville Thomas Diss Lena Schull Boyesville. Common Pleas includes Mary Dawson vs F. M. Dawson and a confirmed commissioners report with an order of sale for cash. Murder case Ohio vs James Stacks and Salty in progress. hearings and continuances noted. Damages verdict in H. W. Arndt of Love City vs Morris Coil Co. for $1,100. accident cited involving a guy wire on a fall smoke stack. Guardians appointed for several estates. new cases Anna Meanor vs Ross Meanor divorce alimony. Byesville Planing Mill Co. vs L. C. Collins et al. for money.
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Mary Dawson
F. M. Dawson
Ohio
James Stacks
Salty
Sheppard
A. L. Stevens
Mary Fecho
H. W. Arndt
Love City
Morris Coil Co
Common Peas Court
Scott and McCulloch
Rosemond and Bell
Barr et al versus J E Barr partition action filed
Plaintiff Wells and Carnes claim $100 in a partition suit against J E Barr and eight others. W W Stewart serves as attorney for the plaintiff.
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Wells & Carnes
J. E. Barr
C. Barr
W. W. Stewart
Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint Cost Compared
A letter to C S Mast describes N Averxy of Delhi N Y buying two houses with identical finishes using Devoe lead and zinc and a barytes mix. He paid 27 for lead and zinc work totaling 6 gallons used. 54 for barytes and zinc based on 2 gallons plus other materials. The dealer claimed barytes is as good as Devoe. The letter argues against cheap substitutes and signs F W Devoe & Co New York.
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Devoe
F. W. Devoe & Co
New York
Dogs Continue Sheep Killing in Guernsey County
The destruction of sheep by dogs continues in Guernsey County with Cambridge animals suspected. Two dogs, a black and a white one, were caught in a flock owned by James Mehaffey near the city on Route 1 but were driven away before major damage occurred. Farmers urge dog owners to confine pets as authorities are vigilant for stray animals.
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Guernsey County
Cambridge
James Mehaffey
Mrs. Nancy Burt Stricken Byesville Woman in Stroke
Mrs. Nancy Burt of Byesville suffered a stroke at home yesterday afternoon. Age and multiple prior strokes cause grave fears for her recovery. Her son Dave Burt is mentioned as a family reference.
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Nancy Burt
Dave Burt
Byesville
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Blood Remedy
Advertisement claims catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease cured by internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is described as a prescription tonic that acts on blood and mucous surfaces, with testimonials and a Toledo Ohio address offered for purchase at 75 cents.
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Hall
J. J. Cheney, & CO
Evope
Toledo
Non-Taxable Bond Sale In Zanesville Offer
Advertisement offers non taxable bonds for city and county, free of tax, yielding from one half to 44 cents per cent on the payment. For details write or phone at our expense S Host son, 47 North 4th Street, Zanesville.
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S. Hostson
4Th Street
Zanesvil O
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L. C. Wells, M. D
Henry L. Wells
Wheeling Ave
Cambridge O
United States
Jey
The
Tonsiline Co
Canten, Ohia
Joyce
Freeman T. Eagleson
Frame
W. O. Moore
Samuel McHenry
C. C. Cosgrove
C. L. Casey
Benj. Hildebrand
W. BE. Bean
Carlos Stranathan
Peter Adair
D. Ross
Howard English
Adam Bates
H. H. McClelland
Edw. Shipley
M. D. Braniger
Watt M
C. Rogers
W. C. Sims
C. E. Smith
Willard Wheeler
James D. Balletine
Elmer L. Brown
Howard E. Burt
Edward P. Cooke
Arthur B. Cole
Theodore E. Hayward
Charles P. Shapley
George W. Strecker
John C. Swan
Alva D. Alderman
Charles S. Dana
Frank Lloyd
William L. Hadley
Robert T. Miller
Anslem T. Nye
Wilford C. Robinson
Alfred G. Sturgis
Willard Thorniley
Stevenson Livery Stable
Rome
Grippe
Sete
Dunlap Hat
Lad
Unaton
Marietta Division
Hoskinson
Court House News
Wm. A. Kelley
Ida M. Huff
Dorsey Wakeley
Lelia Britton
Thomas Diss
Lena Schull
Boyesville
Common Pleas
Probate Court
L. C. Mercer
John Dunning
J. A. Mercer
J. P. Turner
J. H. McClenahan
Amelia Charnock
M. Johnson
Chas. K. Grier
Sarah A. Brown
Nannie McNeel
Laura
Ralph McNeel
Gertrude V. Thompson
Lousetta Cowgill
Anna M. Meanor
Ross Meanor
G. D. Dugan
Plaintiff
Byesville Planing Mill Co
L. C. Collins, Et al
C. S. Mast
Cambrdge, Ohio
Pollisett
Rocky Mountain
Brock Suttor
Scad
Zanesville
Mansfield
Carnal Dover
Rossinson
Jell-O
Usta
Maria Bonnell
North Sixth Street
Hollister
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