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Newspaper

Cambridge Jeffersonian

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1905

Page

8

Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Quick Relief and Lasting Cure

Cambridge resident Mrs. David Cramer testifies to Doan's Kidney Pills alleviating back pains head pressure and urinary irregularities. She reports renewed energy and ability to do housework after four days and notes the cure has remained permanent over five years. Foster Milling Co. sells Doan's nationwide for 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.

Cambridge David Cramer Rainey” Avenue Wis Camier Duan Foster-Miluurn Co Buffalo New York United States Doan

Londonderry Notes and Local Changes in Antrim Area

Standman Rarding of near Antrim visits daughter Mrs. Marion Hyde. John Patterson sells property to Mrs. Greaves of Wheeling and moves to Andrew Morris son farm. Bert Fyde off work with felon on finger. Mrs. Daniel Hunt recovering from brain fever. Mr. and Mrs. James Hant visit daughter Mrs. Ben Dure and daughter-in-law Mrs. Daniel Hant. Mrs. G. Hughes and daughter-in-law Mrs. J. A. Hughes visit Freeport on business. Londonderry scores in a ball game with Washington Town. Jennie Laughlin of Kansas visits her mother Mrs. Margaret Hutchison. James Niblack and wife return from Colorado where he sought health. They stay with J. M. Tedrick and J. P. Alexander.

Standman Rarding Antrim Marion Hyde John Patterson Greaves Wheeling Andrew Morrisson Bert Fivde Daniel Hunt James Hant Ben Bendure Daniel Hant G. Hughes J. A. Hughes Freeport Londonderry Washington Town Jennie Laughlin Kansas Margaret Hutchison James Niblack Lloydsville Colorado J. M. Tedrick J. P. Alexander

Pleasant Valley Church Service Planned for May 21

Reverend W B Winters of Cambridge will preach at Richard's schoolhouse next Sunday evening May 21 at 4 sun time. Heavy rains last Sunday caused high water in small streams. Lola Campbell returns home after visiting aunt Mrs William Nicholson south of Cambridge. James Shawver fells timber bought from Mrs Elizabeth Campbell. Corn planting delayed by wet weather. Mrs Margaret McConnell of Cambridge visits Mr and Mrs V D McConnell and family. Spring term in district schools taught by Charles Ford closed last Friday.

W. B. Winters Cambridge Richard’s Lola Campbell William Nicholson James Shawver Elizabeth Campbell

Local Social Notes From Kimbolton and Cambridge

John Gibson of Cambridge visited with his mother Mrs. Alexander Gibson over Sunday. E C DeHart and wife of Coshoc ton called on friends here last week. Professor Bonnell bought a fine driving horse. Eli Miller and daughter Liddie stayed with Walter Proctor and wife of Tyner recently. S A Clark sent up a balloon ram in front of his store Saturday evening as an advertisement. Thomas Ray and wife of Guernsey visited Prian Gibson over Sunday. Mrs Jud Berry and son Paul visited Cambridge over Sunday. Charles Baumardner and wife visited his father B D Baumgardner last week.

John Gibson Cambridge Alexander Gibson E. C. DeHart Coshocton Professor Bonnell Eli Miller Liddie Walter Proctor Tyner S. A. Clark Thomas Ray Guernsey Prian Gibson Jud Berry Paul Charles Baumardner B. D. Baumgardner

Winterset News Notes On Graduates and Local Events

Winterset news notes reflect on C C Ioglish closing term as superintendent and returning home. Local teachers attended exams, with E Bowers and Loree earning recognition. Medical students W P V L Aasir and G A Bonnell are home on vacation awaiting graduation next spring. A sick list includes Addie Tedrick James Tedrick and Mrs Thos Moore.

C.C. Ioglish Addie Tedrick Jas Thos. Moorey

Odell News Briefs on Butter Eggs and Local Events

Butter 15c eggs lic 4. P Lanning sold a fine day more recently. Birthday celebration at A L Senne for Clay tweak pons 21st birthday was a bril success with many valuable presents. J P Lancing bought two calves. Mienss Roberts Bel and Fiora appear in a garbled local item with references to Bonvweill.

P. Lanning A. L Senne Bril& Success Corefelda J. P. Lancing

Washington Wool Buyers And Local Greetings In Ohio

Wool buyers offer 33s for wished wool and 27 for unwashed as Washington hosts visitors from Zanesville Cambridge and Blacksburg. The season opener between Washington and Center ends 10 to 2 for Washington. Memorial Day procession to decorate soldiers graves planned with addresses and songs. Fair Board to improve grounds. County Sabbath School convention slated for 25th and 26th inst.

George Wy Zanesville Hanna Familly W. ON. Patterson Canebridge A. P. Prank Harry Keaton Cambridge Mabel Durle Mabel Jae Ol Hoiggett Blacksbury Clares Dugan Northiweal Lowia Washinston Favvor Washitetton Havaneth Alice Moore Vasuivedra Vannie Wood Morristown Ton D. D. Say M.E Fair Board St. Clair

Local Socials and Church Notes from Newcomerstown Area

Mrs. Marshall Addy and daughter Gladys were guests of W. E. Johnson Friday. Mrs. Charlotte Evans returned home after weeks with her daughter in Newcomerstown. J. & Johnson sold a driving horse to B. F. Smythe of Newcomerstown for 3100. Mrs. Myrtle Niswanger of Spencer Oo visits her father Henry Duff. W. E. Johnson and wife, John Ingram and wife spent Sunday with Newton Lawrence near Flat Ridge. Miss Eppa Worthing and cousin Forest visited Bertha and Truda Williams Sungar. Baptist services canceled until June ith due to repairs. baptism scheduled Saturday June 3 at 2 30 p m. Miss Nettie Horney returned from Granville to attend school. Mrs. Mary Tapp of Chicago visiting brother Mack Miskimmins. New case in common pleas court Manson L. Emerson vs Elon S. Bay for 289.40. Joe Ferguson attorney for plaintiff. Funeral services for Laura L. Wood held Friday May 12 195 at 11 30 in Clear Fork Baptist church with Rev David E. Carman and Rev N D Cunningham. large attendance and many floral tributes. Obituary notice to follow.

Marshall Addy Gladys W. E.johnson Charlotte Evans Newcomerstown J. &. Johnson B. F. Smythe Myrtle Niswanger Spencer Henry Duff W. E. Johnson John Ingram Newton Lawrence Flat Ridge Eppa Worthing Forest Bertha Truda Williams Sungar Baptist Church Nettie Horney Granville Mary Tapp Chicago Mack Miskimmins Laura L. Wood J. M. Wood Clear Fork Baptist Church David E. Carman Cambridge N.D. Cunningham Astor Clear Fork Church

Sick Headache Remedy Ad Claims Safe Relief

An old advertisement describes sick headache as a storm in the nervous system centered in the brain causing pain nausea and vomiting. It claims Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills soothe and strengthen nerves without opiates and asserts hereditary patterns with testimonials.

Miles Bikers Metical Co

Local Folks Attend Visits and Events Across Tri-Valley Area

Howard Kahn and wife of Barnesville visited relatives in Senecaville Sunday. Numerous residents attended events in Cambridge and Byesville for annexation news and social gatherings. A Ferris wheel project moved crews to Crestline, and a birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Waddell on May 13, 1905.

Howard Kahn Barnesville Mesdames H. A. Dilley H. G. Campbell Arthur Hinchliffe John Spence T. C. McVicker Binnie Pennell Cambridge R. P. Male G. A. LePage Dick Morrison Jas. Campbell J. W. Decrest J. T. Day Mansel Millione Halley Thompson Senecaville Rathbone Ludge Byesville J. W. Frame F. R. Detra John Conner Pittsburg Ruth McConnell Eyesville I. F. Spaid John Hamble George Oliver Clyde Spaid Hartford Lewis Secrest Daugher Gertrude Sarahsville John Clarence Farrow James Kays Crestline Kate Kahn Pleasant City Clara Stevens Carrie Shear Wm. Hutchison Walter Campbell Columbus Martha Brown Fogle Bid Waddell

Local notes from Cambridge area include visits and events

Sugar Tree items report Cam bridge visitors Miss Mollie Neel and Miss Lizzie Lawrence visiting relatives, a Sabbath school organized at McCleary's schoolhouse under Mrs. Pwu Adams, a lawsuit verdict for Burris Moore, a surprise birthday party for Clare Smith, and delegates elected for the county Sunday school convention. Also noted are musical class plans, school term close by Prof. Ira C. Kennedy, and various local personal updates and minor incidents.

Linc Ang Cambrdge Mollie Neel A. D Frank Neel Anesville Margaret McCormick Pleasant City McCleary van Blarcom P. Wu. Adams Clare Rosa Lanning Charlie McKahan Washington McCleary’s 3. T. McCormick Ira C. Kennedy

Nerve Pills Claim Quick Restored Strength and Vision

An advertisement touts Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a cure for overwork nerves and eye strain. It features a testimonial from Fred Hoyt of New Brighton Pennsylvania claiming improved sleep steadier hands and restored writing ability after using the product. Available 50 cents per bottle from dealers or Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY. Portrait and signature of A W Chase included. FOR SALELY NEILLEY CO Sumbridge Ohio.

Rune Ueer A. W. Chase Fred Hoyt 6Th Ave New Brighton Tinaly Cin Tualn A. W. Chase Medicine Company Buffalo N. Y M. Q Neilley & CO Sumbridge Ohio Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co N.Y

Eight years for his deed and a fatal flame

A condensed Ohio roundup reports L. P. Onfiger, ex-president of the closed Worcester National Bank, sentenced to eight years for issuing a draft with no funds. Governor Herrick lists personal property. a railway tower operator is struck by lightning. a bride’s prophecy ends in tragedy. and international railway rates favor non-discriminatory, elastic tariffs.

Cleveland, O L. P. OnIfiger Cleveland Herrick Cleveland, CO Cleveland Heights

Mow Down the Moros In Swamp Battle Surrounded

Desperate fighting on Jolo island pits Moro chief Pale and 60 followers against General Wood and General Woce Josses forces. After two weeks of gore, Pale and remnant followers were driven into a swamp and surrounded. casualties reported include seven killed and 19 wounded for Wood’s troops, with further losses on Pale’s side.

Mazila Jolo Pale Leonard Woce Josses Weed Wood Pala Pala Se Barhear Brzeo Lahad Pala Join

Woman posing as Austrian claimant fleeces 40000 from Italians

Boston May 15 a woman calling herself Carlotta wife of Maximilian former Mexican emperor and sister of the Austrian emperor allegedly secured about 40000 from Italian colony members. The Herald notes over 100 north end residents funded her while she claimed rightful Austrian throne causing local alarm.

Boston Carlotta Maximilian Mexico Austria Thes Herald North End

Stengerpher To Be the Wife of Montana Governor

Kokomo Indiana May 15 Announcement is made of the engagement of Mrs Charlotte Cox of Kokomo to Governor Tevie of Montana Mrs Cox formerly Mrs Edgar Cox of this city and once Miss Charlotte Smith of Spring Beth Ohio Her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Smith reside in Indianapolis She is a stenographer and met Governor Toole last fall at the Montana state committee headquarters Bowen In Washington Washington May 15 Herbert W Bowen American minister to Venezuela and Mrs Bowen arrived in Washington They plan to meet the president over charges against acting secretary of state Loomis Bowan would not discuss details. Dearing Giz Men Locked In Bow Car Philadelphia May 13 Six men, all Negroes, were found locked in a freight car in West Philadelphia for four days with little food or water They were brought from Charleston West Virginia by mistake while they helped load a box car They were weakened and unable to move when found

Montana Kokomo Ind Charlotte Cox Tevie Coz Edgar Cox Charlotte Smith Spring Beth Henry Smith Indianapolis Cox Ale Washington Philadelphia West Philadelphia Chaskatos W. Va Urey

First Cold Warning and Scott's Emulsion Tip

The note warns that this season's first cold may be mild with early treatment, but a second cold could linger and be more troublesome. It recommends Scott's Emulsion as both prevention and cure, urging readers to take it.

Scott

Seaside sewer extension bids sought Cambridge Ohio

Cambridge Ohio Board of Public Service invites bids by June 12 1905 to furnish materials and labor for sanitary and storm sewer extensions. Includes 221 ft 20 inch pipe 15 inch and 12 inch pipes 4518 ft 4 inch pipes 14 tons 8 inch cast iron pipe rock excavation concrete catch basins and appurtenances. Requires $1000 certified check. Plans at City Engineer office.

Board of Public Service Cambridge Ohio Towit Chas. F. Bish Sec Upop W. H. U. Hanna Pres’t Chas. F. Blair Sec’y, Hoge, Eo M.r. May Lin

Legal Notice of Heirs in Guernsey County Ohio

John T. Ford filed April 21 1905 in Guernsey County Court of Common Pleas a petition claiming fee simple as heir to Erasmus J Ford in one ninth of several tracts in Wills and Cambridge Ohio. It lists W F Ford G R Ford Q C Ford Mary Alice Caldwell and others as heirs and asks partition or sale with dower rights and appoints A R McCullough as attorney. Defendants must answer by June 11.

W. F. Ford High Street San Francisco California G. R. Ford Rawlings Wyoming Q. C. Ford Hesperia Erasmus J. Ford Mariah Ford Wills County of Guernsey State of Ohio Zanesville Rapge Cambridge W. Ford Emma Ford R. B. H. Ford Erasmus J Ford G. B. Ford O. C. Ford Mary Alice Caldwell Gibers William Moffat Bisbee Arizona Pearl Frederick Common Pleas Court Guernsey County Center Township Ohto Cambridge Township Piasintf J. B. Fergosa T. Roche Plaintif

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